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by AYBABTME 4y ago
With China dropping its zero-covid policy, I think we're realistically on the way out. However there's no avoiding that we need to pay for 2-3 years of lost global productivity. I mean picture yourself stopping work for 2-3y with
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
But relatively minor, expenses don't scale linearly with income.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Are 2020s the years where the cold war is back as a lukewarm war, and also all of NA aviation needs to reconvene with its decrepit software? Next plot-twist, it was all ready to blow, but ultimately triggered by Russian/Chinese/No
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
You can call it by the cute name in casual speech and still guess what it does by looking at the process/deployment/artifacts name. "I'll deploy knock-knock-whos-this this afternoon" -> `kubectl apply -f knock-kn
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for answering.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Candidly, how do you review this prior of yours against the realities brought forward by the war in Ukraine?
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I don't care about crypto but I could see myself working at Coinbase because I'm interested in how market making works?
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
How about making them descriptively memorable: - shifting-priorities-routing-service - indiscrete-secrets-vault - gdrp-user-immolator - knock-knock-whos-this-authn - canihaz-authz I don't buy the "can&#x27
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
If we go back to the fear of AIs supplanting humans, Accelerando style, and the desire to keep humans relevant. Then assume that we accept the premise that humans-augmented-by-AI work is an acceptable outcome for that future, in an attempt
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I almost drowned on a beach without surveillance, jumping into the surf waist high, for fun, until suddenly the receding water pulled me just a few meters further away and now I couldn't touch the floor anymore, and was slowly being pu
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I'm away from my family (with a 3.5yo kid) and I've been annoying them and reminding them of my existence daily by talking to them over the security system, replaying "I love papa" songs in our Tesla when they drive and
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
In Korea you do. In part because of multiple things such as a desire to prevent defamation, which is a big deal in Korea because people take their reputation very seriously and bullying is a big problem as a result, having notably lead to m
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Wasn't controlled by the landlord, but by the management team which is paid by the condo fee. If you own the condo, you pay that fee, if you rent it from a landlord you also pay it. The management team I believe is hired by the residen
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Different cultural norms. Korea has a strong paternalistic tangent running through. Corporations are paternalistic, governments are paternalistic. As a foreigner you might feel this is simply oppression, because you lack the context so it c
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Off course YMMV. But that's not the rule in general. I have recent experience with Korea which is overall quite efficient in fact, and yet it's still a struggle to figure out what I need to do, how to do it, and language barriers
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Good webcam setups have a sharp depth of field, which makes the speaker look sharp and the background blurred. This requires auto-focus because a few centimetres matters to be in field.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Agreed. Expats don't remember the bureaucracy they had to deal with in their own countries, because they did it: - over the years - step by step - with the help of their parents or simply their parents took care of mos
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I'm not sure I'd say it's untapped. I know many places abuse this and use k8s as a database and framework for manipulating resource state. I think the loop-to-spec approach is rather primitive and hard to debug when you have
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Do you attribute a lot of intentions like this to Asian women as a general practice?
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Same, all just conjectures.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
> I'm just not remotely convinced that it's worth the suffering caused by it. I hear you, but I don't know where I fall on this. I think my conclusion is that the US is largely imposing this diet onto itself in a self-sacr
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
It's also the most vibrant economy of the developed world by miles. I feel the two are related in a way (although I'm a salaried employee as well). I think a lot of cut-throat oddities in the US employment sphere have a lot to do
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
If you read it, you'll find it full of useful strategies to leverage in making better decisions in your life. It's also amusing for CS-educated folks because it's a fun application of the material to everyday life.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I quit midway because I found the article overly rambling and failing to get to the point. Also the presentation is distracting. Various fonts, styles, mixed with pointless medias, large quotes, a very high noise floor. In the content, too
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
How do you get started with Python dependencies? I've been trying to play with some scientific code and never managed to get it to run and install its dependencies.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
He may or may not have done this, the responsibility to fall for hero worship still lies with yourself.
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Hero vs. vilain real life storytelling is something we see too much of, and I'm always amazed that otherwise smart people partake in this without seeming to realize. Is it just me or hasn't everyone been taught that idolization (a
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
Sounds like some stuff bored 1800s European aristocrats would care about, busy living their now pointless performative lives while revolutions are brewing and the industrial revolution is about to put the petite bourgeoisie in control of ev
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
I don't think so. The factories building the hardware require much more maintenance than the software just to keep the lights on, not including growth. Solid state stuff is incredibly reliable in comparison. Then add growth, which I al
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by AYBABTME 4y ago
The reason software engineers make more money than other engineers is quite simple. Software scales a lot better than hardware, so a lot more money can be made with it. Thus more business are built on it, thus demand for those who can build

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