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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I don't do it in my head. I do diagrams, then discuss them with other people until everyone is on the same page. It's amazing how convoluted get data from db, do something to it, send it back can get, especially if there is a queu
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
1. Go here: https://www.thetruesize.com/ 2. Type in "Taiwan" 3. Type in "Ukraine" 4. Overlap them. 5. Go here: https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php 6. Find China & R
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Wish the Anunnaki just left notes on how they did it. Joking aside, suddenly gold is all over the news, e.g.: "Composite material adorned with gold nanoparticles improves infectious disease testing"* Gold is also going up in value
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
There are a 1000 real estate schemes/strategies being marketed to people: 1. Flip - buy undervalued property, fix it, sell it. Variation: buy in bad neighborhood, fix, rent, neighborhood gets better, sell it. 2. "Buy cashflow&quot
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Real Estate is in a bubble and as much of a scam as everything else. Your age, with two older acquaintances who made millions from RE. The environment is NOT the same as when they were doing it. Every garbage house gets picked up by "i
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
The ycombinator title is made misleading by swapping "gambling" for "blowing" money - these are not the same words at all. One implies they are just living in the moment, the other implies they are trying to get rich qui
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
If true, and I have no reason to doubt you based on the accuracy of your previous messages, you have made your point. I definitely don't know the F-35 chip specs.
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Well, my previous trolling aside, you can build an internal combustion (or electric!) go-kart type deal on a mid software developer budget. There are plenty of university students doing so for under a couple of thousand USD . You can also e
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Yea! And for the same amount of effort and difficulty I can recommend a couple as well! - build your own kit car. Maybe start with something easy like a Ford GT with a V8 from a donor Mustang! - build a kit airplane! Make it a jet for a lit
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
1. "well, they control the advanced nodes!!"" - it is: "Taiwan is home to 92% of the production of logic semiconductors whose components are smaller than 10 nanometers". ( https://www.forbes.com/sites
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
See what BirAdam said - he is correct. Armenia / Azer is a direct cause of Russia being drawn into Ukraine, insofar that Russia "guaranteed" peace and had a contingent of "peacekeepers" in Armenia. What you see is a
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Russia supported by Iran vs Ukraine supported by every major Western Power. China vs Taiwan standoff. China recently built a Taipei city center mock up in the desert. Taiwan controls 90%+ of global microchip production. Recent Armenia vs Az
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Decent trench system.
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Top 10% is basically a frugal tech-bro in a flyover. FAANG is top 5%. Assuming "over the course of at least 5-10 years" for both to get there. I doubt these are the people being discussed. These are basically millenials/zoome
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Whoah, your friend is a badass! I also didn't know Ireland still allowed duels. Do you know if it's just short swords or what? Cool benefit for his dual citizenship. (sorry, sorry, had to).
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I will acknowledge that people have tastes I don't understand - Children of Time was another collection of filler tripe that contributed nothing to the genre. Definitely put it down when I realized it's "A Deepness in the Sky
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
1. There is nothing imaginative about it. A child throwing out random ideas and copying cool scenes from TV shows at random is not "imaginative". It's made worse when every edgy social-commentary trope is forced in. 2. The bi
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Is this book in the same vein as "N. K. Jemisin is a real author"? Good to be forewarned.
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
It's probably the only poem I tried to memorize other than "Good Timber" by Malloch. I am ashamed to say I forgot both, other than 4 lines about "the woods are lovely dark and deep, but I have promises to keep." I d
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Speak for yourself, I built the architecture that enabled a business to go from 50 mil to 3 billion revenue in the last 4 years and I have zero equity and a midwest salary. Really need to think about my life choices.
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
We were in a complete bubble the last couple of years. If you didn't work before the bubble, your perception of reality is entirely skewed. The mania was due to two things - tech companies outperforming everything else on the SP500 and
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I think he is proposing that tech company CEOs have some hands-on engineering experience at least for a short while. I agree with that - "MBA only" bosses really have no idea what it's like to be on the ground. I can't e
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
SWEs are not a tier where people care about your class much if you have the skills, speak professionally, and appear professional. Just don't talk about yourself. "How are you?" "Good". Yes, no one cares about you o
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I see the negs, but I don't see any coherent arguments, much like "irl", past "We just need it, ok". Nevermind the fact that even the OS-agnostic garbage argument falls apart the moment you do anything complex since
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Terraform feels like a useless wrapper on top of AZ CLI and resource definition yaml files. In general, Terraform provides nothing but a useless wrapper that people need to understand. Furthermore, most companies don't need K8S either
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
1. The title sucks. This article is basically about adding lunges on top of walks. Conclusion: "Yes, adding lunges is good". Again, the title and the setup for this article completely misrepresent what it's saying. 2. My opin
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
All I hear is "tails are useful in space". Monkeys have tails. Monkeys descended from space. What if it was aliens?!
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I am glad someone else has the same view point: Asimov and Stephenson are great hard sci-fi, but they can't write characters. Except Stephenson COULD, and did in Snow Crash and Diamong Age to some degree, but then stopped being interes
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
Does anyone know if he got started on another book in the series?
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by throw1234651234 2y ago
I don't know Brin at all, my first thought was "Sergey?!" - will check out his books and appreciate the recommendation.

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