logicslave

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by logicslave 5y ago
Reddit must just have terrible developers. Like they havent paid them enough and it shows in the product. But its the most popular forum on the internet, so people use it anyways.
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by logicslave 5y ago
its definitely common. Really short stints on a resume damage careers
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by logicslave 5y ago
An an Amazon employee I can say this absolutely happens, and not only that, some managers really think they are upholding the Amazon bar by pipping people out early. "He didn't meet the bar" is something ive heard multiple ti
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by logicslave 5y ago
I work for Amazon as an SDE, in alot of cases working here is fine, but there are teams with absolutely barbaric management practices.
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by logicslave 5y ago
Large scale truth suppression
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by logicslave 5y ago
People are underestimating how much content disappears. But I think the long run is far more Thruthful, video of everything widely available, difficult for platforms to eradicate, and shattering to the large scale brainwashing
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by logicslave 5y ago
Ahhaha... Google is basically just a large data collecting bot net
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by logicslave 5y ago
Pretty obvious this came from a lab. Theres no easy resolution to the problem though. Is the USA going to confront China? Spark a dangerous tension? They are meddling with technology that they dont respect, and we are all suffering the cons
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by logicslave 5y ago
Because tech has alot of nerdy men online, who arent the demographic known for attracting women. Its absolutely relevant, the discussion is mostly suppressed. It will impact society in a big way though
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by logicslave 5y ago
Alot of popular discussions that become unsavory, i.e. discussions about incels and sexless men get removed from the front page. Basically hard truths that are hot topics for men in technology. HN generally avoids allowing controversial dis
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by logicslave 5y ago
My real question is all the young men that will have to marry all these women exposing themselves online for money. Three times in the past week I drove by a car where a girl put her venmo on the window. On dating apps its now common for gi
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by logicslave 5y ago
hahah.... well yes there is that as well. A potential 50% loss of basically lifetime savings
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by logicslave 5y ago
Alternative view: people worked hard and are now making 400-600k in middle management and are 5-8 years from retirement.
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by logicslave 5y ago
Beach real estate only massively inflates in california once, BTC only goes from .1 c to 50k once. These are once in a multigenerational outcomes for asset classes that we will be paying for, for decades. I will spend my 30s and 40s making
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by logicslave 5y ago
Literally were all working to keep the system going while they print money to inflate assets held by old people.
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by logicslave 5y ago
"If you do choose the ambitious route, you'll have a tailwind behind you. There has never been a better time to be a nerd. In the past century we've seen a continuous transfer of power from dealmakers to technicians — from th
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by logicslave 5y ago
The front end seems to me like it was written by a bunch of new grads. Its such a miserable experience.
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by logicslave 5y ago
Amazon manager spotted
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by logicslave 5y ago
It almost never resolves. Ive been doing this for ten years now. People accept too much abuse from their employers, and if more just simply walked out on this behavior then we would all be better off.
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by logicslave 5y ago
The way I deal with it is by leaving the team immediately. My life is too short to put up with being treated like a slave. I am too good at programming.
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by logicslave 5y ago
This is a misnomer. Go look at levels.fyi, L6 at Amazon is either matched or beats L5/E5. People dont know how much money Amazon really pays, they just hear about the mediocre performers. Amazon absolutely pays huge sums for top engine
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by logicslave 5y ago
Actually Amazon commonly beats Google comp, and matches FB. Senior employees at Amazon see the highest comp in the industry. Its less discussed, and really only at the lower levels that Amazon gets its reputation for being cheap and having
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by logicslave 5y ago
Read this blog: https://ai.googleblog.com/ It maybe somewhat removed for what youre looking for, but heres the secret: You cant speak intelligently and usefully about AI unless you have some kind of understanding about the
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by logicslave 5y ago
Tether was the original pumper of bitcoin. Its was got this huge rise started. "Where is all this capital coming from for BTC?!!" Well you see it started as a ponzi scheme and then everyone thought some whale knew something they d
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by logicslave 5y ago
Yeah but they arent though. 350-400k is actually somewhat low for senior. They have been paying this for a long time. Its great money remote. I really dont understand the issue
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by logicslave 5y ago
I mean you can just go on levels.fyi and see the comp for yourself. Recently FB has been giving ~350k for a senior developer working remote. Thats great money for someone in the mid west. Studying a few months for a job that could set you u
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by logicslave 5y ago
I am glad I am not alone in feeling this. Professionally I am doing better than ever and accomplishing my goals, but personally I am burning to do something else, even if it means forgoing career success.
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by logicslave 5y ago
Take time off, hike in the woods with no stress, eat very healthy, have sex, etc. Basically just be really healthy. Brain training exercises dont work. You can try to do new things, like learn to paint with your non dominant hand.
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by logicslave 5y ago
What did you change?
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by logicslave 5y ago
Funny you mention this, lately I have had a hunch that carbs could be something to eliminate from my diet. I havent been able to do it 100%, but I have kind of a checklist of things in my mind of ways and habits to change. Eating carbs is o

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