Ask HN: Feeling guilty for doing the bare minimum at work
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2021 June 28
"Посидеть 15 минут после вакцины" очевидно маркетинговый ход, ведь единственное, что вы можете делать в это время — рассказать всем друзьям, что вас тоже укололи
2021 June 29
Re: Why mimicking a device is becoming almost impossib...
> Bad spoofing detection harms legitimate users and is inefficient against capable actors.
On a somewhat related note: I used to write sneaker buying bots and captcha was one of the best things to happen to the bot industry.
Captcha was easily "bypassed" by services that had humans sitting at computers generating tokens. Recaptcha tokens are valid for two minutes by default, so you'd be able to generate tokens up to two minutes in advance and have dozens of tokens available when the product in question became available for purchase. Real buyers had to wait for drop and then spend 15s+ filling out the captcha. Bots would take most of the stock in less than a second. I always felt like this was a fantastic example of a bot prevention mechanism that actually actively harmed "legitimate" users.
kfichter, 7 hours ago
> Bad spoofing detection harms legitimate users and is inefficient against capable actors.
On a somewhat related note: I used to write sneaker buying bots and captcha was one of the best things to happen to the bot industry.
Captcha was easily "bypassed" by services that had humans sitting at computers generating tokens. Recaptcha tokens are valid for two minutes by default, so you'd be able to generate tokens up to two minutes in advance and have dozens of tokens available when the product in question became available for purchase. Real buyers had to wait for drop and then spend 15s+ filling out the captcha. Bots would take most of the stock in less than a second. I always felt like this was a fantastic example of a bot prevention mechanism that actually actively harmed "legitimate" users.
kfichter, 7 hours ago
(Это реально лучший канал в телеграме. Умнейшие люди интернета делятся своим опытом на тему новостей из околотехнического мира.)
Переслано от Vitaly Pavlenko (he/...
привет
вопросы, которые тебе нужно себе задать:
1) какая юрисдикция оформления стартапа? какая форма? (Delaware C-Corp?)
2) по какой оценке тебе дают опционы? (401-А)
3) компания точно не накосячила при открытии юрлица? (Stripe Atlas / Clerky / лоеры? 83-b подан в 30 дней?)
если тут всё чисто, тогда смотри:
4) vesting/cliff (12 months, 1/48 each month thereafter)
5) оцени количество раундов до экзита, размытие в них
6) оцени перспективы экзита (IPO? покупка кем? покупка на каких условиях - акциями покупателя? будет новый вестинг на еще четыре года?)
7) сравни матожидание заработка на твоих опционах с типичным бонусом в FAANG (levels.fyi/glassdoor/team.blind)
8) 10 year exercise window on quit
вопросы, которые тебе нужно себе задать:
1) какая юрисдикция оформления стартапа? какая форма? (Delaware C-Corp?)
2) по какой оценке тебе дают опционы? (401-А)
3) компания точно не накосячила при открытии юрлица? (Stripe Atlas / Clerky / лоеры? 83-b подан в 30 дней?)
если тут всё чисто, тогда смотри:
4) vesting/cliff (12 months, 1/48 each month thereafter)
5) оцени количество раундов до экзита, размытие в них
6) оцени перспективы экзита (IPO? покупка кем? покупка на каких условиях - акциями покупателя? будет новый вестинг на еще четыре года?)
7) сравни матожидание заработка на твоих опционах с типичным бонусом в FAANG (levels.fyi/glassdoor/team.blind)
8) 10 year exercise window on quit
Переслано от Dmitrii Dyago
Возможно, чуваку пригодятся моя статья
https://vc.ru/finance/173652-zarplata-pobolshe-ili-opcion-kak-sravnivat-offery-startapov
https://vc.ru/finance/173652-zarplata-pobolshe-ili-opcion-kak-sravnivat-offery-startapov
Re: How to Work Hard
When I was an undergrad at CMU, I learned how to work hard. Really hard. After having coasted through too-easy high school, I spent all day every day at CMU either programming, doing mathematics, or thinking about one of those things (to great effect: often the trick to prove a theorem would pop into my head while showering or while taking a walk). I would fall asleep while programming in the middle of the night, dream about programming, then wake up and continue programming just where I left off.
One thing from this essay really stuck out to me:
> The most basic level of which is simply to feel you should be working without anyone telling you to. Now, when I'm not working hard, alarm bells go off.
One thing that always happened at the end of a semester is we'd have a few days after exams but before flights back home. On these days I'd typically try playing a video game (my hobby before college) and every time I would stop playing after just an hour with deep feeling of unease at the pit of my stomach. "Alarm bells" is exactly how I would describe it - a feeling at the core of my psyche that I have been wasting time and there must be something productive I should be doing or thinking about.
Years later, having tackled anxiety problems that had plagued me most of my life, I came to recognize that my relationship with hard work during my college years was not healthy and that this deep seated desire to do more work is not a positive thing, at least not for me.
I've since reformed my ambitions, instead of looking to start a company or get a PhD in mathematics, I've decided that hard work is not the love of my life and instead I should focus on my hobbies while looking for a career path that can be simultaneously fulfilling but laid back.
helen___keller, 2 hours ago
When I was an undergrad at CMU, I learned how to work hard. Really hard. After having coasted through too-easy high school, I spent all day every day at CMU either programming, doing mathematics, or thinking about one of those things (to great effect: often the trick to prove a theorem would pop into my head while showering or while taking a walk). I would fall asleep while programming in the middle of the night, dream about programming, then wake up and continue programming just where I left off.
One thing from this essay really stuck out to me:
> The most basic level of which is simply to feel you should be working without anyone telling you to. Now, when I'm not working hard, alarm bells go off.
One thing that always happened at the end of a semester is we'd have a few days after exams but before flights back home. On these days I'd typically try playing a video game (my hobby before college) and every time I would stop playing after just an hour with deep feeling of unease at the pit of my stomach. "Alarm bells" is exactly how I would describe it - a feeling at the core of my psyche that I have been wasting time and there must be something productive I should be doing or thinking about.
Years later, having tackled anxiety problems that had plagued me most of my life, I came to recognize that my relationship with hard work during my college years was not healthy and that this deep seated desire to do more work is not a positive thing, at least not for me.
I've since reformed my ambitions, instead of looking to start a company or get a PhD in mathematics, I've decided that hard work is not the love of my life and instead I should focus on my hobbies while looking for a career path that can be simultaneously fulfilling but laid back.
helen___keller, 2 hours ago