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by Nimitz14 4y ago
With wait times triple than what OP talked about..
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by Nimitz14 4y ago
I don't think the landing page is bad. Product seems cool. I don't agree with the people talking about extra features. The main issue I feel is that this is something only people with quite a bit of money and leisure can afford (b
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by Nimitz14 4y ago
You don't seem to realize there are many jobs that parents do which require more travel than 1 week per quarter.
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by Nimitz14 4y ago
Everyone starts from a different position. I don't think it's worth letting yourself get irritated or depressed by other's success. Just try change the position you're at to a better one. and.. of course startups have ti
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by Nimitz14 4y ago
Older kids can help raising the others, I think having just one is where you do the maximum amount of work, also because with the later ones you are more experienced.
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by Nimitz14 4y ago
Whatsapp is the number one app in most EU countries. It's not age but the fact youve clearly never socialized outside of your country (or with foreigners).
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
In europe casually flying somewhere is fun, cheap and very accessible if one works remote (or one can just go for a weekend). Not everyone plans things in advance.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I think you mean glowing
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
That's fair, as always context matters. But I feel it was implied the context of our discussion was infinite scroll pages like twitter (he specifically mentioned that), tiktok, instagram etc.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> Why do you pause my video when I scroll down it's just a politician speaking I don't need to see it only listen WHY YOU DO THIS? So you think the standard should be to keep a video playing even if one's scrolled past it
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
That is basically impossible. Becoming a good engineer requires learning from the consequences of decisions you yourself made years ago. Doing internships will not give you that no matter how many you do.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> Why are you hiring a $150k candidate to work on X if a $100k candidate can work on X? Because the world isn't black and white. There could be soooo many different reasons why you're willing to pay one person a lot more than s
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Nobody is a "competent engineer" fresh out of university.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I think because the stereotype is that in a gaming company work life balance tends to not be that good.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
LOL Impossible to argue with such "logic".
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Actually having to google something so basic makes your experience suspect. That's almost as bad as having to google for loop syntax in a language you say you know.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
He's not upset. He just wishes for a more mature level of discourse. Your inability to understand that makes you someone not really worth engaging with. edit: Now that I think about it your mentality fits very well with someone from Vi
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Humans are quite good at driving cars, as evidenced by the death toll per million km. In fair comparisons self-driving cars aren't even close. Yes people would prefer to have agency in their lives and die based on their own decisions i
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
It's very well known among ppl who know the field. It's quite good, the lead has a nice blog too.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Nice, but I wish this article were longer and the author would have elaborated his thoughts more.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
How the hell is it not?
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> Five seconds to say and two hours of lost productivity from the context switch required to hear it What a gem. Whenever the next "silicon valley" is made I'm waiting for a character to say this. Simply hilarious. Get off
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Yeah makes sense. I have read PG's post on doing a startup parttime and it was in the back of my head the whole time.
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Ask HN: Cofounder in startup about to get funding but not feeling it
4 points by Nimitz14 5y ago|6 comments
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Thank you for explaining.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
So because you don't barter with your family and friends - while living a top 0.00001% lifestyle compared to most people in history - you conclude bartering wasn't really a big thing in the past and people just gave things away f
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
That's so obvious it doesn't require evidence. Of course there was bartering before there was money, you don't need to money to barter, you need to invent money to use money.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I agree it's silly. The fact that 99.9% of researchers dont have the resources to use these large models is a minor detail but a chance to shoehorn in fighting climate change is an unmissable opportunity apparently.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
humbledrone made a nice comment explaining why he (a manager) likes going to the office. WWLink's response was a dickish "yeah but I don't", which is irrelevant, because the point of discussion was why managers like to g
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Wrong according the parent comments' source. > Not every learning curve is positive. It should be, if it's not then someone is fucking up and that fuck up needs to be fixed, rather than giving up on the entire project.

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