devoutsalsa

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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
They will tell you how much you owe, but only if you file incorrectly :P For Americans, if you didn't know, you can check your IRS transcripts at https://www.irs.gov/ to see exactly how much the IRS thinks you've
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
What you might consider doing is try contacting Ruby Central, or whoever it is that runs Ruby Gems. Even if they can't/won't give you access to the account, I'm wondering if they could/would freeze publishing updat
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I like the concept of of everyone should have enough. I don't know if it's achievable, but I think it's a good goal to strive for.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Regardless of how you feel about taxation, increasing taxes will not fix out of control spending.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
My first thought was I bet I could get Sonnet to fix it faster because I got something back in 3 minutes instead of 20 minutes. You can prompt a lot of changes with a faster model. I'm new to Claude Code, so generally speaking I have
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
If I were a corrupt government official I would: - install these cameras everywhere - make the data available for everyone via an API - make content about how we're all being spied on - form sponsorship deals from Incogni & DeleteM
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I'm not an H1-B, but I am on a skilled migrant visa in a different country. While I'm not constantly thinking about it, I'm keenly aware that my immigration status is directly tied to my job. No job, no residence permit. S
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I'm waiting for airlines to offer a budget First Class called Number Two Class. You get exclusive use the lavatory for the entirety of the flight.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Evolution of LinkedIn posts over time... "Should you choose to inscribe the lexical designation 'DOMINATE' within the commentary section, I shall subsequently furnish you with my proprietary methodology for accumulating subst
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Lately I’ve been asking Cursor “what does the program do?” Was actually pretty helpful as a starting point.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I recently reported an email with “glint.email.microsoft” as a phishing attempt, but it turned out to be a corporate survey.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I've never used Mattermost before today. After checking out their site, I can see they are also a for-profit company. What does Mattermost offer that Slack does not, other than a bill lower than $195K/year?
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Not sure is that would work, as @fishinggarrett will yoink them for being an invasive species.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Imagine living on the 20th floor or higher and having a broken ankle.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
You're right, although I think I'd just call that sending a few emails. Cold email marketing as a practice includes learning how to avoid spam filters and avoiding being detected, and it's unapologetically spammy.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
To be fair, you're better looking now.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I was learning about cold email marketing earlier this year, and it's all about learning to be a spammer: - Registering lots of domains (launchmyapp.com, trymyapp.com, myapp.info, gomyapp.biz, etc.) - setting up a limited number of mai
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I like the idea of healthspan instead of lifespan. I’m happy to keep going as long I’m healthy. When the good times are over and everyday is “please end me” day, I hope I don’t linger for too long.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I'm a little conflicted about using social media growing a business. If I do make content, I'll probably only commit to making actually useful posts, not putting up stuff that's vapid or shallow.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
The trekking is great though!
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I'm a Wise user. Transfers are mostly fine for currencies they support. The transfer is usually pretty fast. I tried paying for a guided Hike in Tbilisi, Georgia a few years ago, and the transfer took almost a week, so it's slo
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
The hiring market is broken when there's a glut of applicants. Hiring tools do not make it easy to manage a flood of applicants, and "easy apply" features make it even worse. This was true before AI and it's more true
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I was recently hiring for software role in the USA. It's pretty similar. Receiving that many applications is actually great, especially if you know how to go through them all. I'm efficient at it because I've worked as a r
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
The opposite can also be true. The worst job I ever had was where I was hired by a company, and placed on the team of, a hiring manager that had recommended I not be hired. He offered me no support at all. They just couldn't find ma
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I'd love Python if it weren't for whitespace. I wanna cut/paste code into a REPL, and Python makes that difficult.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
There are a lot of dumb questions, and I pose all of them to Claude. There's no infrastructure in place for this, but I would support some business model where LLM-of-choice compensates website operators for resources consumed by my s
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
The whole premise is just silly of thinking we don't need juniors is just silly. If there's no juniors, eventually there will be no seniors. AI slop ain't gonna un-slop itself.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Also a good book for those interested in VC is The Venture Mindset by Ilya Strebulaev.
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
I had no idea how preferred shares actually worked, so I went down a rabbit hole looking it up. That "always get 1x back" thing you mentioned is called a liquidation preference, which means preferred shareholders get their money b
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by devoutsalsa 1y ago
Maybe you can comment on this. I saw in the Zed demo that they're using "rewrite optimized version Claude". My first thought was wondering how big the bull is going to be.

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