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by pressbuttons 3mo ago
"in RSUs", I think that meant $4M, not 4M shares.
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by pressbuttons 4mo ago
To each their own, I suppose. I personally enjoyed the style, and it definitely pre-dates LLMs. For example: > You want to know the benefits of free trade? Food is cheaper. Food is cheaper! Clothes are cheaper. Steel is cheaper. Cars are
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by pressbuttons 4mo ago
Why do you think this is LLM-generated? Reads perfectly fine to me.
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by pressbuttons 8mo ago
Were they actually broken, as in violated? I don't remember them being broken in any of the stories - I thought the whole point was that even while intact, the subtleties and interpretations of the 3 Laws could/would lead to unint
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by pressbuttons 1y ago
It doesn't have to be high intent all the time though. Chrome itself is "free" and isn't the actual technical thing serving me ads (the individual websites / ad platforms do that regardless of which browser I'm
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by pressbuttons 2y ago
Not if the problem as written is "does this code compile", which is still a useful stepping stone for some workflows. Yours is certainly a more useful query in most cases but repositioning or re-scoping the original question can s
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by pressbuttons 2y ago
Completely agree. It was a little tongue-in-cheek, but actually removing code and the complexity and tech debt associated with it is incredibly valuable. Especially if more experienced and knowledgeable engineers can remove the code paths t
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by pressbuttons 2y ago
Next step is to get recognized for simplification and "streamlining" of the codebase, by subsequent reduction.
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by pressbuttons 3y ago
I was excited for Matter for all it promises... but companies seem to be explicitly holding back support for it because they recognize that it will bring less control for them, less differentiation, and far fewer opportunities to force thes
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by pressbuttons 3y ago
I think you missed a few zeros (or a decimal). It would be $6.29