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youworkwepay
1y ago
Speaking as someone who has worked in a role which legitimately requires weeks of intense work (running large deals, where you're a Dune-style "mentat" about every aspect of a relationship)... these are absolutely not sustain
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youworkwepay
1y ago
Eh, fuck these guys. I don't need to prostitute myself to a VC to unlock resources.
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youworkwepay
1y ago
The value of vibe coding isn't that it writes good or sustainable code. It's that you can build a sufficiently non-shitty prototype of a concept as a non IT expert to validate the use case and secure proper assistance. From a chan
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youworkwepay
1y ago
NoDaddy!
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youworkwepay
1y ago
> shrink to 15 hours thanks to advances in automation That effectively happened. Then we invented staff meetings & quality circles.
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youworkwepay
2y ago
Or it's time to step back and call it what it is - very good pattern recognition. I mean, that's cool... we can get a lot of work done with pattern recognition. Most of the human race never really moves above that level of thinkin
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youworkwepay
2y ago
Depends on what you know. I've managed to get $500 - $2000 per hour, although that was driven by knowing a lot about certain very high value topics.
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youworkwepay
2y ago
The amenities truly make or break the experience. This approach shrinks "private space" by design, so more energy needs to go into "public spaces" such as lounges, fitness facilities, and outdoor / rooftop areas. Th
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youworkwepay
2y ago
And if enforced aggressively, will only provide a set up for false flag operations to get a competitor banned for fake reviews. I think we've already seen this movie in SEO....
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youworkwepay
2y ago
And it's an HR nightmare when a US work group becomes Indian led / dominated, especially by former H1B's. It quickly turns into importing Indian work cultures into the American legal system, frequently with nasty lawsuits....
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youworkwepay
2y ago
> In India, almost everyone overworks. No exceptions. No offense, but the output of that "work" is generally crap. "Check the Box and March in Circles" legalism with zero thought about impact, output, or usability. Wh