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Re:TypeScript at Google on Saturday September 01, 2018 @10:20PM (#17895154)
So... I love Typescript, but...

"Because TypeScript already mostly works — that's part of the reason to adopt it"... c'mon

Re:Ask HN: What does your daily schedule look like? on Friday July 06, 2018 @11:08PM (#17476738)
(Wife wakes up around 5-6, works out, gets ready... out the door by 7...)

7AM "Bye Honey, have a nice day" back to sleep

8AM Finally get up, shower

9AM (Bike 0.5 miles) Drop daughter off at daycare

930AM (Bike 4.5 miles) Arrive at the office. COFFEE

Noon (lunch / typically first food of the day)

4-6PM (weather / wife dependent) Leave work (Bike)

+30min (arrive home) Workout and/or chores til...

630PMish Dinner w/Family

7PMish Daughter bedtime

730-9PM TV/Computer (Work, Grad School HW or Idly surfing) on Couch w/Wife

9PM-11PM (Wife falls asleep on couch) Continue TV/Computer above... 10% chance I can play a video game

Definitely some sub-optimal parts in there, but that's the norm

Re:The Pentagon Is Building a Team of Tech-Savvy Soldiers on Thursday July 05, 2018 @10:46AM (#17463635)
Yes they do. In the old system they didn't, but everyone since ~1984 does (and most of the old-system folks are retired or near retirement now.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/federal-eye/post/federa...

Ask HN: Should I stay on my personal GitHub account or move it to an org?

I have a relatively popular site where the code is stored on github and it has > 100 stars. I'm the primary contributor. While I'm not looking for jobs at the moment... down the line I feel like keeping the project on my personal github account is more beneficial (to me) than moving it to an organization... but I don't know if that's important or not.I'd like to get people more involved in...

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Re:List of April Fools Day Announcements (2018) on Sunday April 01, 2018 @09:47PM (#16731674)
Rick and Morty Screaming Sun Alarm Clock https://www.thinkgeek.com/product/krvn/

(I would legit buy this)

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2018) on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @08:58PM (#16057674)
Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) | Senior Java Developer | Washington, DC (no remote)

AAMC is a large non-profit that supports medical schools and teaching hospitals (among others). We aren't directly an IT-focused organization, but we bring in over 50% of the revenue. Our tech stack is Angular / Tomcat / Spring / Java / Oracle SQL / etc.

We typically have a 35 hour work week (AAMC is committed to a good work/life balance). Salary is competitive.

I'm a lead on the team... you can email your resume and (optional) code samples to me at mmartz (at) aamc [dot] org

This sounds very interesting and fun. Would be cool for a raspberry pi picture frame type of thing
Great Conference. I'm looking forward to using ng larkin :)