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by 650 6mo ago
Patrick (patio11) has been actively speaking about the Delve (YCW24) fraud allegations - ( https://deepdelver.substack.com/p/192144506 - Pt2) extensively on X/Twitter. Delve's response is lacking.
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by 650 6mo ago
Delve will soon fail as a visible example of fairness. The other startups exaggerating their product and financials will continue for now. The founders fake interviews on TikTok were amusing to say the least, dropout 20 year olds with 8 pap
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by 650 6mo ago
What did you build? Given how new the account is
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by 650 7mo ago
community idea: "my2cents" 0.02 to post or send a message
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by 650 7mo ago
Business Insider slop; Hacker News should not become Reddit. We've been talking about recessions since 2022.
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by 650 7mo ago
We are only slowing growth after a big jump in hiring during COVID 2020-2022... these attention grabbing slop headlines are junk news. "We’ve lost 50k jobs last two years after decades of adding 100k+ every year including the pandemic
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by 650 7mo ago
Meta, and other large companies have been encouraging PMs to code, while I've seen many negative responses from engineers having to code review, debug, deal with production issues, etc. stemming from crappy code they don't underst
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by 650 7mo ago
Is ought fallacy. Just because this is happening, doesn’t mean it should happen. Cannot derive morality from current situation. See Hume
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by 650 7mo ago
Won't companies just offshore?
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by 650 7mo ago
This is akin to the is-ought fallacy. Just because a company had layoffs and cited AI, doesn't mean other companies should follow suit or that it will happen. As others have noted in the comments, BTC dropped heavily which Block was in
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by 650 7mo ago
So far 1/6 comments on this post and the post itself are AI slop
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by 650 8mo ago
What are people using OpenClaw for that is useful?
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by 650 8mo ago
With all the discourse around H1Bs recently, I ask what the alternative is? Offshoring and workers paying taxes in their own countries? The common argument of X number of CS grads unemployed fails to hold as CS has been a monkey degree over
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by 650 8mo ago
Which tech folks you respect are applauding the choice? (politically aligned) with is something you noted, which may be why they are applauding it. I am not slamming her technical ability, there is no representation of it online, and her ro
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by 650 8mo ago
She was Director of Program Management, which is different from Product Management as well. You can google what a program manager usually does, and its usually not inventing things or technical work.
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by 650 8mo ago
As most people who have worked in engineering at large companies can attest, there are entrenched dinosaurs who have worked themselves up the management chain due to inertia. This is such an example. They are almost always out of their dept
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by 650 8mo ago
This is a bad puff piece article. Jeffrey C Mays the author is not technologically adept. She was a software engineer for a year. She was director of program management at Macromedia, which anyone who works in tech knows is more like a secr
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by 650 8mo ago
Good idea, but I don't think it's good to teach habits like "SSH into root, and get my script" or inputting random commands if you don't understand what they do. Something in this long, technical sequence of steps c
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by 650 8mo ago
This article isn't vague at all. It references various sources, and uses precise language (if you can recognize it) to convey its message. Yes, innocent until proven guilty, but the fact that the government has "lesser" educa
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by 650 8mo ago
Great article, ties in neatly with observations among many that fraud, grifting, and devolution of the social contract has escalated greatly since 2020.
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by 650 9mo ago
How's the OS security of the Pixel 10 Pro? I think "Airpods" and "iCloud" for Photo Storage are the only parts of the Apple ecosystem I use, so those will be missed.
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by 650 9mo ago
I used to love Apple because they were so far ahead of the game in terms of UX and hardware. They have dropped the ball so much recently with all these UX mishaps from Apple Glass to most of the bugs in the post that affect me. I am more th
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by 650 11mo ago
Mustafa Suleyman (Microsoft AI CEO) is a grifter. He dropped out at 19 and later ran "product" for Deepmind, riding the coattails of Demis Hassabis. He's known for: - bullying employees: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by 650 11mo ago
Some of the students at UCSD can't do grade level math: Example: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.... https://senate.ucsd.edu/media/740347/sawg-report-on-admissio...
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by 650 11mo ago
[Spoiler] Here are three words: pine, crab, sauce. There’s a fourth word that combines with each of the others to create another common word. What is it? YXBwbGU= (Use Base64 Decoding) [/Spoiler]
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by 650 11mo ago
There are multiple em dashes present. I strongly suspect AI help.
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by 650 11mo ago
Their CEO, Francis Davidson, Forbes 30 under 30. Strikes again. Unicorn status (1 billion) in 2020, to bankrupt in 2025. Another Zero Interest Rate Phenomenon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonder_(company) https:&#x2
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by 650 11mo ago
Getting SSL errors for google docs
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by 650 11mo ago
Musk didn't hire them personally, Tesla has 125k+ employees.
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by 650 11mo ago
They're low level program managers. Doomerism article for the sake of it.

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