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bradlys
14d ago
What is the point of this comment?
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1mo ago
I always wondered why 6" dick was put into this. The other variant of 6pack abs made more sense. Most women want to verify things before having sex and income, height, and abs are pretty trivial to verify. The size of a guys dick thoug
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bradlys
2mo ago
Never had a ton of extra money but your parents can casually pay for your college expenses and buy a house for you?
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2mo ago
> Forget Vin Diesel. Asian Americans Are the Heroes of Import Car Culture Jfc. We're posting this wokescold crap on HN. I say this as someone who is buying an Ariel Atom this weekend. I'm an enthusiast as much as anyone. Acting
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2mo ago
There are wide ranges but it's more about how you feel personally and what you've noticed over time. Some men have below average T but feel great and build serious muscle anyway. The two sigma range is something like 300-900 with
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3mo ago
YMMV here. Your electric rates are insanely cheap and places where EVs are most popular are in states like California where paying $0.50/kwh is not uncommon. Plus many of us in CA can't even install solar to offset any of it.
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3mo ago
It's $20 for 75 minutes in California. Add on that you'll spend an extra hour at the store minimum just trying to get the truck and return it. I would use the service way more and buy more from Home Depot but they have the worst c
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3mo ago
Strange. I took 3 years off from 2022-2025. I got a job immediately at FAANG. I did have to relocate back to Silicon Valley.
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3mo ago
Man, are people on HN still this unaware of how personalization algorithms work at all?
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3mo ago
It’s always been this way - people just don’t realize it. Before, people were reposting memes, articles, chain letters, etc. Most of the content you’d see wasn’t created by the person you are friends with. This isn’t really new. And as some
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3mo ago
Never seen anyone pulling down $500k/yr from a startup with that little capital.
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3mo ago
I don't think your examples are even remotely scalable nor do they pay well. Joining a startup at an early stage where you know a founder and can bypass interview steps is notoriously low compensation. Acquisition based hiring isn'
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3mo ago
Where are these jobs paying $500k/yr that I can skip these interviews? I haven’t seen them yet. I hear about jobs paying below $100k/yr that do this but that’s not getting us anywhere in SF.
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3mo ago
That’s a system design interview. Those exist already and are about 45 minutes in length.
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4mo ago
You must not live in California. A lot of these are actually regulated by the state.
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4mo ago
You’re also in a particular club. I’ve met a lot of supercar owners just in the wild and at my work. A lot of them are into it for the status. Some can be passionate but very few will ever drive them that hard.
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4mo ago
This is a weird take. Has anyone here been to Miami or LA? I’ve known a lot of people with supercars. Quite a few want the attention. If they didn’t - they would drive a different car. Very few are getting them for performance reasons. If t
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4mo ago
Wonder when Americans will apply this to themselves with their own government which does far worse things everyday instead of posting these comments.
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4mo ago
This is large ymmv. Most people would get fired for not shipping stuff regularly. Just because some engineers at a big company are able to skirt by without shipping doesn’t mean that’s the norm. The company has tens of thousands of people.
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4mo ago
No one is getting $700k tc for senior eng outside of speciality AI roles. That’s beyond even staff level. You can stay at the company and get stock appreciation up to that but you’re not getting a new hire offer at $700k below staff level.
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4mo ago
I presume they’ll do something more akin to coffee meets bagel where you have X amount of people per day to choose to interact with. There’s not really much AI in all that. That’s been around for a decade+. Hinge is the behemoth and it’s pr
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4mo ago
HN’s demo is quite old. It’s likely most here are married with kids or have a dead mother. The days of a young Silicon Valley are long gone.
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5mo ago
Yeah, this is my current read on the market. If you're looking for typical $400k senior software eng role at a public tech company - you're going to be having a really hard time. Meta closed many roles and is laying off 8000. The
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5mo ago
I’d like to know the well paying and non-morally bankrupt companies. What company out there has a flawless reputation and is paying $400k/yr for senior eng in SV?
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5mo ago
Up $50B in revenue - spend $100B+ on AI. Not sure that's the move but what do I know.
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5mo ago
You never press the button. Therefore, the game is never finished. Everyone goes on with their life as is.
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5mo ago
It’s being coined the decade of efficiency now.
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5mo ago
Remind me how much a house costs in Menlo Park proper. Like I said, renting isn’t standard middle class experience for adults. Americans own their homes.
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5mo ago
It’s a generous severance but in this economy where most of big tech is actively downsizing, companies aren’t going public, cost of housing (or much of anything really) isn’t going down, and the only thing hiring are in-person 996 AI startu
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5mo ago
The very top is lying all the time about what they believe...
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