From FAQ - "No, the living wage currently does not factor in savings, leisure expenditures, emergency expenses, or other cost categories beyond basic needs. We are open to partnerships that explore this question." In…
I work at at a large health insurance company, though not involved in decision-making around annual exams or rate-setting so take that as you will. A lot the decision-making we do is around trying to improve the health…
Gomix I believe. https://blog.glitch.com/post/welcome-to-glitch
This reminds me of the book Recursion by Blake Crouch. In the book, scientists figure out how to use memories to time travel. Interesting concept.
I think the interviewee proxy is probably located in a non-US country where they wouldn't be able to work for a well-paying tech company. They could also be doing it for cash on the side. A few hours of interviews a…
I too was happily paying for my personal plan. Recently they have been hiring aggressively and expanding their templates for specific use cases. Coming from a cynical HN perspective, this looks like another promising…
I agree with this as well. Products like this seem to be designed primarily for well-structured and lovingly maintained databases. If you are lucky enough to have one of those, congrats!
I personally use Firefox dev tools about 99% of the time. I prefer it to Chrome. It's different from Chrome, but the performance and features are comparable, if not better.
From FAQ - "No, the living wage currently does not factor in savings, leisure expenditures, emergency expenses, or other cost categories beyond basic needs. We are open to partnerships that explore this question." In…
I work at at a large health insurance company, though not involved in decision-making around annual exams or rate-setting so take that as you will. A lot the decision-making we do is around trying to improve the health…
Gomix I believe. https://blog.glitch.com/post/welcome-to-glitch
This reminds me of the book Recursion by Blake Crouch. In the book, scientists figure out how to use memories to time travel. Interesting concept.
I think the interviewee proxy is probably located in a non-US country where they wouldn't be able to work for a well-paying tech company. They could also be doing it for cash on the side. A few hours of interviews a…
I too was happily paying for my personal plan. Recently they have been hiring aggressively and expanding their templates for specific use cases. Coming from a cynical HN perspective, this looks like another promising…
I agree with this as well. Products like this seem to be designed primarily for well-structured and lovingly maintained databases. If you are lucky enough to have one of those, congrats!
I personally use Firefox dev tools about 99% of the time. I prefer it to Chrome. It's different from Chrome, but the performance and features are comparable, if not better.