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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Also getting access to a huge amount of valuable information, or a nice margin for setting up anything sufficiently private
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
If I had jumped through Google's hiring hoops, I wouldn't either. Of course, this could be solved with money.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
I miss the days where downtime would be like half a day or more and you could use it as an excuse to go home or do something else. Weirdly people were less angry about it back then than we seem to be today.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Think of the pornographic possibilities /s
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Tenure should be more widespread.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Good execution and distribution require their own good ideas
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Treating this as a universal standard of women for men is probably more harmful to anyone's dating chances than having roommates or not.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
I expect FedNow to disappear since they will kill free tax filing by the IRS
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>Add me to the list of people who acknowledge the problem but haven't heard any alternative. Credentials like doctors and lawyers. You don't ask your surgeon for a demo before going in do you? Stakes are way higher and there ar
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
If people can explain their decisions, I'd say it's fair game. It would be nice to know up front if someone used AI of course. The other implication here is that if a candidate can use AI for a take home and ace the interview, the
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
"hey guys check this out i figured out people will pay anything to avoid dying on the streets haha supply demand number go up. what about if we do food and water next"
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
You could definitely do better if that's the only criteria.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Businesses realizing a lot of their problems are already solved will be of great help to developers. I'm extremely tired of bespoke solutions when OTS or already-known would work just fine.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Figuring out a good reason to colonize the solar system An optimal manufacturing and logistics network for the solar system Inventing replicators and dispensing with capitalism
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Sure I would, as long as they tax billionaires even more and guarantee it. I do CRUD app development, I'm not even responsible for anything as potentially dangerous as a train. Superintelligence would very likely take my job anyway, so
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
This stuff is naive. There's a bunch of people who want a large income (wealth) disparity, and they will fight to preserve it unless you give them an equivalent station in the 'new world'. But you will still need to sustain e
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
A really expensive, state-of-the-art gunship with nukes and a coffee machine doesn't hurt either I think most of us would take a nice yacht over a desk job
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
It's still good for reputation. This is by a researcher at a company, so a benefit for both of them. Plus if we didn't have bug bounty programs, they'd have to willingly work at Microsoft to do this research.
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
This is some "put the comma in front of the column name in SQL" logic
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>compression culture I don't think it's "%s culture" but just 'culture', a culture which has embraced social media apps prioritizing short forms of communication which lack the nuance as explained in the art
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>or maybe it’s their executives who are afraid? I'd say yes. It seems like an unforced error to them to broadcast publicly how bad things might be, but that's because they want software to be an efficient factory that turns com
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
FWIW, it the "insult Kim Jong-Un" meme that's been going around doesn't work
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
This is a design/requirements problem to me, not a language one. You can handle no internet connection in just about every language, but you probably won't if you don't say something about needing to do that, and plan how to
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>I don't think it's at all surprising that the injection of identity politics into the software industry has had a negative effect on quality. If it had any effect, it would be negligible compared to offshoring and weak incenti
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Someone's jealous
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
A fine addition to my "every programmer should know" collection that I never use because I only ship CRUD apps
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
If you properly learn the skills, then refreshing your skills takes way less time than learning them the first time. This means you didn't really lose the skill. >Sure someone won't fire you because you can't balance a bin
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>And with those new skills, your old skills will start to atrophy. Skills don't work like muscles, please stop with this thinking model of the world. No one is going to fire you because you don't have the same speed of recall o
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
>This entire industry has lost its goddamned mind. Yep, stay-with-the-fad pressures mean people need to farm experience using those fads. It won't change until the industry is okay with slowing down
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by hnthrow90348765 1y ago
Cannot understate how absolutely enraging it is every time "basic economics", "supply and demand", or "basic capitalism" comes up as a thought-terminating response despite everything government does to keep fai

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