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Rule 1 of a successful dope dealer is not to go high on your own supply.
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Why escape? Access the debug console and rule the world...
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It is unethical not to do it if you have the capability.
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Sometimes pass by value is what you need, for example passing a shared pointer to get the increment on use count. Also I believe passing types smaller than or equal to pointer size by reference is redundant.
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Not a carpenter, but what would be the problem? Granted it might be still cheaper for humans to do the labor for some time, but eventually we will have most houses manufactured (home printing) or done as a prefab and assembled. For luxury s
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Subject to automation as any other human endeavour. Might as well say to get a real job like hunting, foraging for berries or animal herding.
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Deep story. The system is flawed -The capital take over of small family ran busineses by big corporate have not served the civilized west very well. It made all of insignificant and constantly having to fight over scraps in sea of insecurit
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Compress the texts and find the distance between the results
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A clear vision to distribute neural network weights in the blockchain on the cloud using microservices and DLC content to disrupt the invisible hand of the market and make the world a better place.
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Nah it has to be AI driven these days to get approval from management.
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Very much an outlier and I doubt it's reproducible across multiple contracts
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Leveraged and regarded
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Ask HN: Do you know of anyone getting fired and replaced by AI?
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make sure to expand your social circle and connect with peers and professors.
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cycles were always there, just now it seems like the intervals are getting shorter and shorter...
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10+yoe, thinking about moving on to greener pastures very soon as well. could you share what career you pivoted to?
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it sounds like you are projecting your own insecurities my friend. how about you try to dismantle ath3nd's take with counter argument instead of going for ad hominem attack.
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> Where are the other ten hypothetical people? Zoned out somewhere in the backstreets of SF
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I guess he means simply punching out the hex code onto a cardboard?
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capital letters at the beginning of a sentence are deprecated, as they offer no tactical or semantic advantage. worse yet, they break the flow and consistency of written text.
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breaks my mind to see the clueless faces when I say I'm a software engineer .. and in 21st century no less
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I think something like this makes the most sense for most people: 0-3 junior 3-7 medior 7-12 senior
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salaries for tech workers are a joke in DE/AT when accounted for cost of living, taxes and what other professionals are making. the incentives do not match the work put in, hence why they can't find people and are in constant stat
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Ok, you raised some very good points. first things first, you do get unemployment and sick benefits if you insure yourself, as self employed this is voluntary in Germany and in Austria you do get some basic coverage with statutory insurance
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yeah I think Germany and Austria have it right. things that are possible in some eastern EU countries can be easily considered tax avoidance at best and deliberate holes in laws that benefit certain people, this is reason why some people th
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I think a lot of managers would prefer to see someone sitting in a chair and being able to control them on a fixed (low) salary, than to let people work remotely and have freedom of managing their own time and a competitive edge of freelanc
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this makes sense, however I'm thinking having setup a local US llc might be better for optics
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thanks, this is what I did when invoicing to the UK. For W-8 BEN do you need to report income from sales of services in the US along with income from dividend / capital gains?
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there is some abuse around long term employees acting as contractors in some parts of europe to get tax benefits. it depends on the country but generally speaking it is more beneficial to be a contractor because of high taxes on employee in
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> You fill in either a W-8 BEN (as an individual) or a W-8BEN-E (as a company) thank you for this info. Ive heard something similar with relation to dividend payments from US, which in the end might complicate things, but its a good indi
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