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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Yes if somehow Musk couldn't find anyone to accept his money I guess most of those people would go back to making widgets and SpaceX would cease to be. That's not the reality of the situation though. SpaceX's current staff is
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
This take is so common and so bizarre. SpaceX employees are there because Musk pays them to be there. If they weren't there, Musk would pay someone else. The employees aren't irreplaceable or in a position of power over Musk and t
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
It's absolutely right for a man who built a company to be able to fire whoever he wishes, especially for cause like in this case.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I largely agree. I had a very bad upbringing, as did most of my childhood and teenage friends. I've just in the past year or two managed to "break the cycle", but it wasn't (isn't) easy. Now that most people in my l
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
> "Has final authority and responsibility..."
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Feel free not to reply to this, but why the hesitancy to provide specifics?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I've considered purchasing an application boilerplate like nodewood, but can never bring myself to drop a couple hundred dollars on code of unknown quality using methods or conventions I may or may not like. Do you offer any way to vie
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize it wouldn't auto format as a link when I posted it, sorry about that.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Look at the original post I linked.
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Ask HN: Why do companies offer severance?
3 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|4 comments
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
So, just as the person you replied to said, nothing approved and usable in clinical settings.
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Ask HN: Side projects that are making money, but you'd not talk about them?
242 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|265 comments
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Sounds like individuals who have beliefs and are standing by them. A company choosing not to submit to popular politics shouldn't immediately prompt doubt of organizational health or professionalism. They've clearly articulated th
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Know of any companies/industries that have started switching to Rust for embedded?
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Ask HN: What are your predictions for inflation?
1 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|1 comments
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The return is having a home to live in. You're still not explaining why this is bad.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
> There is a strong aversion to breaking working code Am I the only person who doesn't view this as a good thing? If you want to compile code your wrote 20 years ago, use a compiler version from 20 years ago. Forcing backwards compa
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
How does it compare to Rust? What do you like about each?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
> If you need to borrow $750K AUD (the median mortgage in Australia) to purchase a property, then something is terribly wrong with the market and you probably shouldn't be doing that. Why? Why does borrowing money for a home indicat
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I have a hard time imagining that if their code base is awful, they'll present you with awful fake code that accurately represents that.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
As an adult, yes. As a child, no. Personality takes time to form, infants aren't born with strong opinions or takes on any particular subjects.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The entire purpose of my comment was to point out my concern over the fact that I didn't have a response until I imagined it happening to a minority.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
> you just have to think outside the box and come up with new ideas constantly. This is something that, to my great shame, I've always struggled with. Any recommendations for improving in this area?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The difference is that we can conclusively show that children are intellectually under developed. Old people are often just as intelligent as their younger colleagues, and often wiser as well. Of course there are exceptions, but there are p
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
When I initially read that I honestly didn't think it was all that bad. Inappropriate? Yes. Lawsuit worthy? No. But then, I imagined if the same thing were said to a 58 year old black woman, and immediately realized that it's seve
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Do this, but make allowances for small businesses under a certain MRR.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I'm not familiar with Prolog and this statement sounds insane. I'm not doubting you exactly, it's just not something I can concieve. Can you provide an example of a problem that would only take a few dozen lines of Prolog whi