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I don't have kids and never will so that's not an issue. That's a good question. I honestly don't know. I've also tried to recently learn some machine learning/AI stuff and the motivation is just completely gon
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I'm an experience senior dev trying to transition to project management but it's difficult to find jobs right now that are entry level and software focused. Any suggestions? I feel like they just see my senior software engineering
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Do you not feel compelled to do something ? There isn't any particular cause you want to work towards? Something political, community oriented, non-profit? I feel like there's so many causes I care about that I would love to orga
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I spent a year doing nothing and it also drove me crazy, but I think a big component of that was knowing I needed to work againg eventually . If I had FU money I would probably find myself much less paralyzed and fine something I really en
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6y ago
As a long time senior dev who's desperate to get out of development right now because I'm sick of it, my overwhelming advice is to be sure you're working at places where you can grow. I job hopped from one consultancy to anot
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6y ago
People promoting violence usually means targeted violence. Proposing violence against a specific person or group of people. A protest that happens to have people in that become violent and then those some people posting online is a complete
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6y ago
Asking platforms to not host and promote violent and racist content is hardly censorship.
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6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23943441
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Because the patent is probably meaningless, just like 99% of patents filed these days. But it costs so little to patent stuff so they just throw literally everything at the wall. There's endless patents on technology that doesn't
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Previous discussion on this made it seem pretty obvious that the UFO unit existing was largely (if not only) due to nepotism and they're not releasing anything if substance - just more speculation for more funding.
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6y ago
Twitter is such an annoying format for this sort of content
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6y ago
After being a Windows advocate my entire life and refusing to use Apple products, I bought a Macbook yesterday. I am tired of Windows and its bloatware, the updates that break my drivers, the constant battle to fix these issues, having to d
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6y ago
I would recommend redefining wealth in your life to be something other than money. We all die and life is short - find something that you're fulfilled doing while you're still alive. I don't anticipate I will ever retire, but
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There are a lot of ways to have kids in your life and to be a parent figure for them without actually being a parent. Even if you're older. If you find yourself wishing you had more a bond with a child in your future, get more involved
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6y ago
Probably how much you're paid and whether you get a raise if you ask for it.
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I don't think Google could "easily" outspend Disney. Google has 5 times the market cap but Disney's entire business model relies on intellectual property laws. Disney will go bankrupt defending those laws before they let
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The easy answer you might not like: interview at small places that don't have a lot of existing technical experience and don't pay very well. I've had 3 jobs now at small agencies (3-4 devs) that paid under $100k and none of
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If the US military has game changing, society shocking technology it's not going to freaking patent it and make it public. It serves no purpose to do so.
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What is conventional rebellion? I label myself as anti-capitalist which is pretty uncommon in the US, but communism as a concept is not in any way unique or new and there have been millions of supporters of communism throughout history. If
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>It’s so unconventional that almost every Fortune 500 corporation has done so in unison. For literally the first time in history, and most of the Fortune 500 "speaking out" is just empty words without any real action. Look how
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I'm not sure I find much meaning in this essay because everyone's definition of "conventional" and "independent" depends on their own bias. PG's own definition of independently minded seems to be "the
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Is there a single instance of a hundred millionaire/billionaire having a "real job"? With "real job" defined as doing something you'd otherwise not do if it wasn't for the pressure of having a place to liv
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I'm of the opinion that the non-conformists these days are the people that think capitalism shouldn't exist at all and choose to minimize their role in it as far as they can without starving and going homeless.
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Baskets of deplorables.
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People are usually on a payroll as either an employee or contractor (slightly different tax treatment, with the contractor being less favorable to the worker). I have heard of instances where people form a company and work under that, but i
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Warrants aren't even needed these days with the Patriot Act
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I applied to and was interviewed for a non-profit in the area that serves to connect volunteers with non-profits that need their help. Maybe they just really didn't like me in the interview (I didn't get that impression at all) bu
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It may be less about it being cheaper, and more that you know what your budget is for a given year but perhaps not what it is three years from now. You can spend this year's budget with confidence and not worry about having to lay off
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6y ago
Laughed at this - sounds like something a YC exec would post under an alternative account even though I'm sure it isn't
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It's not clear to me how anyone can make a judgement about whether models are more conservative than reality. We have no ability to independently measure climate change within our tiny data point of existence. Even a decade of observin
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