muse900

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by muse900 2mo ago
Yes for sure there are people that writing code is the whole deal. How many of them are driving goals and businesses though? Like if we take for example an ex coder like Gabe, someone from his team comes up and says to him "we can laun
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by muse900 3mo ago
I get what you are saying, but how can we be talking about skill atrophy when our main skill is changing from being able to produce code ourselves to being able to leverage LLMs to write that code. At the end of the day there are goals achi
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by muse900 3mo ago
Yes but not always applicable unfortunately… e.g. the other day I was in Italy, I needed to park on the publicly available parking which was paid to the municipality. No other parking available anywhere near in 30 mins walking distance. (pa
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by muse900 3mo ago
Because nowadays the stockmarket is build upon hype, this is why we are having the market caps and valuations we are having that are in any way shape or form reflecting anything that is real. For the Gov to come out and block a model for na
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by muse900 3mo ago
Yes! I mean everyone is speaking about this in a boxed manner. For all we know there are might be several reasons for that ban e.g. 1) There is an actual security threat and its just simple as that. 2) Someone wants Anthropic to be valued w
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by muse900 4mo ago
Personally I believe that our communities and mental health deteriorate through social media especially in a young age. Although I am a firm believer of the above, I do not believe that Governments are doing it because they do care about ou
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EU Parliamentary Research Service calls VPNs "a loophole that needs closing"(cyberinsider.com)
663 points by muse900 4mo ago|446 comments
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by muse900 4mo ago
Really? I mean are we forgetting about kids gambling lootboxes in CS and Valve doing nothing to regulate it? I mean yes compared to the rest of the gaming companies that are long way gone like Blizzard etc, Valve seems to be the better, but
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Salesforce Currently Down
2 points by muse900 2y ago|1 comments
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Germany green light for €5B in aid for chip plants(4imag.com)
1 points by muse900 2y ago|0 comments
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Adyen defends hiring spree as shares tumble 20%(ft.com)
4 points by muse900 3y ago|1 comments
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by muse900 4y ago
I agree with plenty of what you are saying, at the same time I believe that joining problematic start-ups or failing start-ups can teach you plenty on how not do things. Remember that before succeeding you have to fail and improve in a cycl
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by muse900 4y ago
agree, for me mostly for some reason its the fear of not finding another job... But well if you are depressed at your job... how bad can it get? And can really the money you make from a job make back for the depression? My personal opinion
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by muse900 4y ago
Usually its the extremes that are having the same effects. Atm I am in a super demanding job, requiring me to overwork, make decisions on the spot, work on problems etc. On my free time while I want to sit down and watch some TV, go for run
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by muse900 4y ago
"So stripe here would charge an EU card from its EU entity, US from the US, GB from GB etc etc, regardless of where the merchant is actually located. Maybe there is something fundamentally different with the workings of Visa / MC
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by muse900 4y ago
Personal experience has taught me that there is a MAXIMUM amount of COMP that you will receive as an employee, no matter how much hard work you put into your company. So basically what is happening, is that you are working hard for some ach
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by muse900 6y ago
Although I use incognito mode as a workaround (if you open the article on incognito it shows it without the paywall, at least it does for me), I find Medium tutorials badly written or written by people with limited technical knowledge. I&#x
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by muse900 6y ago
“Time is money friend” - greedy goblin in world of Warcraft No but seriously that’s a precious advice. Don’t waste your time, our time in this earth is limited, better make the most of it!
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by muse900 6y ago
While Erdogan is behind the wheel, Turkey will keep suffering his power-plays. Its very unfortunate that he doesn't want any conflict resolution, just power games (don't forget blocking social media sites in Turkey etc). I have a
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by muse900 6y ago
Small-medium hotel owner here, that used to write code for a living. What just happened in my industry, is forcing me to go look for a job. I don't think we are going to open for summer season or even if we do its not gonna make enough
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by muse900 6y ago
must be fake, from the whois I cannot see amazon being registered, its just hidden which is not normal by such a huge organization. I might be wrong but just from the whois I wouldn't believe its amazon.
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by muse900 6y ago
To add to that, I was listening to an expert from Standford saying that the data set we currently have is not correct and we don't have the full picture. We might be seeing X deaths in china but that might not be true, due to less test
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by muse900 6y ago
Want to wish you well, and its quite nice after all this sorrow to see that there are still nice ideas out there that are capable to not only survive but prosper.
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by muse900 7y ago
That's the principle, but it doesn't reflect to the reality around us, or at least my reality. I am in the tourism industry, owning a small-medium hotel. If I stop paying any loans and generally I am left out of cash-flow I am pre
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by muse900 7y ago
I would like to see if Gov officials apply the same 'herd immunity' tactic to themselves and their relatives as well. Would be great to see if Boris Johnson and his cabinet and their close ones are staying home or not.
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by muse900 7y ago
I wouldn't say that directly applies to what Google is trying to do. I think what Google is doing is just re-investing back into x amount of companies/ideas where even if 1-2 of those companies bounces back and becomes profitable
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by muse900 7y ago
I'll agree with you on that. Take PHP as an example. I'd say from a technical perspective not many people would go with it from a technical standpoint but we can't ignore that massive companies like FB for example were build
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by muse900 7y ago
> Lots of Money + Lots of People =/= Guaranteed Success I'll agree on that. I won't agree with the rest though, I don't think DO can compete in an enterprise level. Actually in the longrun I don't see DO ever bei
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by muse900 7y ago
ye I agree, it feels impossible to penetrate that market unless you have many billions and the actual engineering knowledge behind it. I think DO is good for the small/average player that doesn't wanna invest time into having his
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Ask HN: Was coronavirus known before wuhan?
3 points by muse900 7y ago|4 comments

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