4RealFreedom

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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   There is a time and place for sql and nosql. It completely depends on what you are trying to achieve.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   "This brings us to about 16 seconds of video per roll of film, at a cost of ~$600 for 10 minutes." Expensive to use all the time but a great project.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   Reminds me of the saying "money can't buy happiness". It can't but it does remove friction. A country with a larger GDP can do more for it's citizens.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   Reminds me of when I first started learning about GPUs. They've come a long way. I think back then it was basically rasterization and culling. It's been a long time, though.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   I don't know if I like that or hate it. Having the simplicity that everything is equal is great. What about pet clauses, garage access, and such? Seems like those would need to be respected.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   The article seems to point to meetings being more frequent, shorter, and smaller as the basis for employees being more engaged. I just think meetings have gotten better. As far as employees being more engaged, I'm not so sure it's
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   Management pushing for new features without a care for tech debt.
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   by 4RealFreedom 4y ago

   I've seen many arguments about getting laws on the books around ML learning. I would suggest people create a project that creates movies using ML and train it using existing Hollywood movies. I realize this isn't easy but the issu
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   by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

   I don't know if this would work or could work but what about capping salaries? Something along the lines of you can only make 2X of the average from the bottom 50% employees.
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    by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

    I worked for a large cable company and nepotism was rampant there as well. It seems that if money is involved then nepotism follows.
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    by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

    I wonder if you could fight DRM content in Japan. Last week there was a story on HN about a few people being prosecuted for spreading a virus which was actually just a javascript trick. DRM seems like it would fall under the same category.
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    by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

    A lot of good comments. I just wanted to point out that the last line in this article states 'Why do investors fail to learn the harsh lessons about risk, even though the consequences of them still remain so fresh?' Speaking about
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    by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

    “I get valuable government benefits in my mortgage home deduction, childcare tax credits, my employer health benefits aren’t taxed,” says Gilman. “Those are income transfers just as much as food stamps or welfare but I am not put through in
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    by 4RealFreedom 8y ago

    I enjoyed the article. I do not believe every article needs to include a call to action. Describing the situation can lead others to come up with ideas for solutions.