thisiswrongggg

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The case for how and why AI might kill us all(newatlas.com)
1 points by thisiswrongggg 3y ago|2 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 3y ago
I personally think that this leans on sensationalism but I'm curious as to what other ppl might think of it.
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by thisiswrongggg 3y ago
Remove downvote.
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Ask HN: Is remote going away? Why?
28 points by thisiswrongggg 3y ago|66 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
This. And I'm wondering whether this was the end of human forums on the net as well. I mean, who can tell whether the comments he reads are coming from a human or a tuned AI. And then the implications of this in politics...
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I'm on the same boat albeit for a fraction of your compensation. What can I say. At least I moved from net-bad jobs (lotteries) to net-neutral ones (networking). That's the best I managed. Is yours a bullshit job as per the defini
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Ask HN: What are the most important challenges?
1 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|0 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
If I'm on a meeting with you I can see where you're looking at and what you're doing with your hands. Also I know that you are not recording me and can replay me again and again. Also you are not peeking in my house. Camera-o
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Ask HN: Would you change job in this climate?
7 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Remote Working and Cameras-On
15 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|22 comments
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Ask HN: Will AI put programmers our of work?
68 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|110 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
>> Amazon’s ad revenue surpassed the money it makes from Prime, Prime Video, and its other audio and e-book subscriptions combined
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Basically everything on Amazon has become an ad(vox.com)
3 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|1 comments
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Beyond the Short Films(beyondtheshort.com)
2 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|0 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
No worries. Thanks a mil for taking the time to answer. Best
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Ask HN: What are the downsides of working for a consultancy?
2 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|3 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I get a strong "pretend-humility" vibration from this. e.g. >> I've got 30 domains and I've only done something awesome with 3 of them. Sometimes when I log into my DNS manager I just see 27 failures So, I'm s
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I'm not talking block diagrams here. I'm talking about fully fleshing out issues down to the level of functions inputs and outputs(1). So that managers will be pleased with the "planning" and "sizing" and some
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Ask HN: What Ever Happened to Agile?
3 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|5 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
This. Being remote actually amplifies toxicity. At least that's my experience in 3 different workplaces over 5 years.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I'm curious. With all these debian-based distros, why people don't just use debian? I mean it has to be sturdier than the downstream distros.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
>> Shitty pay,shitty shifts, but with good people mostly I've come to the conclusion that good people is the rarest asset in any office job.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I don't think they ever got out of this stage TBH. Workplaces are getting more toxic as years go by IME.
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Ask HN: Consultants/contractors. What kind of equipment?
1 points by thisiswrongggg 4y ago|0 comments
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Job market is weird and gets weirder and more hostile as you grow more senior and older. Yet, it is a numbers game. Just keep at it and maybe change your focus a bit. E.g. if you target startups leave them aside and focus on banks or health
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
This. Very few people would welcome someone more competent than themselves, let alone open the door for them. A lesser coworker who does not rock the boat and pulls some amount of work (specially the rote kind of it) is seen as the best opt
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I understand but it is a slippery slope.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
"Don't listen to Uncle Bob! " +1 In general, I've learned to listen to people who actually do something rather than people writing books and giving shows about that something.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Agree 100%. Plus Helm runs against a basic tenet of microservices (the usual architecture for the deployed apps in k8s these days). People use to bundle services together when using Helm and the like which, in time, couples services toget
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I think it's more of a problem in combination with serverless cloud computing.

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