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   by gopherloafers 1y ago

   I started at intel in 1988 and loved working there up until about 2005. The author of this article did a fantastic job enumerating the number of launched products, but there were twice as many that were cancelled. It became such a cluster
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   by gopherloafers 1y ago

   Not OP, but In 1983 I was 13 and I won a scholarship to a summer camp that rented space in a rich kid prep school for computer camp. I learned pascal over two weeks and the following summer I went back and learned assembly. Three years late
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   by gopherloafers 1y ago

   But once you run out, will you screw the community over or eat the costs?
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   by gopherloafers 1y ago

   Since Covid? Since the 1990s when P/E ratios in tech started to hit the high 20s and 30s. What was “crazy” back then is de rigeur now, and even paltry.
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   by gopherloafers 1y ago

   Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise and founder of the School of Orphan Wisdom speaks a lot about this. The “wretched anxiety” he observed as head of palliative care in Canada he claims stems from fear of being forgotten. Which is tied to