jitler

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by jitler 4mo ago
> Chinese models keep demonstrating that SOTA can be approximated for a fraction of the cost. Wow, sounds like a threat to nation security. Those Silicon Valley companies shills start donating to select donation campaigns with hope to ba
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by jitler 4mo ago
> Rehabilitation and figuring out why they are bullying is the correct response in a civilized society. Your so called “civilized societies” have continuously failed at this though. You can’t keep failing and then demand your method is t
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by jitler 4mo ago
> My coworker informed his dad, about the egregious injuries that day. His dad drove to the drunk man’s house and knocked on the door and seized the drunk man by the collar: “if you ever touch that boy again, I’ll kill you.” Yeah that wo
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by jitler 5mo ago
It’s still way better than Facebook marketplace. At least eBay mostly solved the scam issue. Zuckerberg seems to desire fraud on his platforms.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> I know a defence company that has a bunch of vaxes stored in low oxygen environments because they legally have to be able to provide software updates to firmware they’ve written for the next 20 or so years and it was written on a vax.
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by jitler 5mo ago
Everything is screaming at me to leave this industry because apparently all paths to lead to becoming a yaml monkey. I’d rather rot.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> Microsoft, your users include developers and power users. But their customers are enterprises. Until you’re bringing in the money that those enterprise contracts are, you’re a pathetic speck who can and will get what you’re offered and
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by jitler 5mo ago
> This country is led idiots that do not enjoy or like freedom. This country is populated by idiots that do not enjoy or like freedom. These people didn’t just seize power in a coup.
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by jitler 5mo ago
Reminds me of back a few years browsing job boards and the only people posting jobs were blockchain companies for some reason.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> We have hired outstanding individuals who did not attend or complete university. If this describes you, please continue with your application and enter ‘no degree’. But not if they got bad grades in HS lol?
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by jitler 5mo ago
Did large blocks of them vote for Tate?
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by jitler 5mo ago
I suspect the third criteria might be the hardest. In my experience HW companies are rarely interested software engineers from other, non-related domains unless they’re hiring a team to do web interface or something.
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by jitler 5mo ago
I think in the past year it’s gotten better if you are already established. 2023 was the worst of it for me.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> Both work OK If only. The optimizations they do on their matching algorithm has made the UX so terrible, I regularly use Lyft instead now.
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by jitler 5mo ago
And overworked in general. The immigrants don’t mind that part.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> I left the field for good, going to study electrical engineering. Aren’t most of the EE jobs in Asia now?
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by jitler 5mo ago
> Chinese labs are known for just going along with it. After all, you are the one paying them tens of thousands, Are the engineering firms going to Chinese labs because of their rubber stamp approval or because the process is “tens of th
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by jitler 5mo ago
> WEAPONIZE IT. The moment you start doing this at any scale, the companies will notice, and after a few winks, nods, and campaign donations, you will not be able to use it anymore.
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by jitler 5mo ago
> I just don't care anymore, and I don't think it is because I got older... I got into tech in my mid/late 20s so I wasn't a born nerd like most of you guys tinkering with stuff since childhood. I was tinkering since