SaltyBackendGuy

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by SaltyBackendGuy 2mo ago
> it would cause someone to lose a job they didn’t know was under threat Under this guidance, wouldn't almost every technological advancement then qualify as bad? i.e. typewriter repair, etc.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 2mo ago
> And yes, I tried again This made me laugh a bit. I was forced to do an evaluation of their shit product twice due to being backed by the same PE firm; "take a look at it again, it's much better now". It sucked the second
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by SaltyBackendGuy 2mo ago
In recent memory of companies I've worked for, even the absolute WORST executives haven't gotten fired. They always announce that "it's time for another adventure" or "I am taking a break". So I am not sho
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by SaltyBackendGuy 2mo ago
You just need to have a M5, 128gi setup to get sub 1 sec playlist loads /s
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by SaltyBackendGuy 2mo ago
Maybe a bit of hindsight bias / the outside view here, but I feel like they're completely asleep if they didn't anticipate strong demand for this specific use case.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
Same. My last vice is Reddit, which I really need to quit.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
Slightly off topic, but I strongly believe that the rise of "professional" CEOs was the beginning of the end for quality products and services. Before, you were generally an expert in your particular domain and was invested in sol
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
> because in a correctly working organization a single person wouldn't be able to throw shit with such a blast radius. I generally agree with you, however this makes an assumption about what "correctly" means. In this case
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
What more can he do, other than get canned, to be accountable?
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
Or even my fable credits run out mid task and need to switch back to opus >.<
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
I love how the data from top players shows that they're using a build on the Pareto Front, i.e. that the wisdom of crowds settles on a meta that is optimum. I wonder if we analyzed other games, if the meta were all consistently on the
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by SaltyBackendGuy 3mo ago
Ha exactly. Can't let the kids win for free.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 4mo ago
Ha - this was the first thing that came to mind. I read this in Arnold's voice.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 4mo ago
I am OOTL - How does the EU force competition in this context?
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by SaltyBackendGuy 4mo ago
That's crony capitalism again
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by SaltyBackendGuy 5mo ago
I first learned about this in the army, called "tactical breathing". I still consistently use this before public speaking or if I feel myself in a manic/stressed state of mind.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 7mo ago
Maybe legal red tape?
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by SaltyBackendGuy 7mo ago
You're spot on (ex casino worker). There's no conspiracy. Speaking for myself, I was nice to people because it made me more money in tips (also, because I am not an a-hole). Made a lot of "friends" when I worked in the c
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by SaltyBackendGuy 7mo ago
It depends on what you mean by "win".
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by SaltyBackendGuy 8mo ago
This is a common archetype when people get challenged (escalation of commitment), they effectively double down. I don't necessarily think it was racially motivated (but also don't doubt that it could have been).
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by SaltyBackendGuy 8mo ago
I am honestly a bit disappointed it couldn't do basic things, like play X on Spotify. To be fair, I accidentally activated Grok for holding the voice command button too long (which is another UX issue - i.e. 2 voice command interfaces)
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by SaltyBackendGuy 8mo ago
I might be a dinosaur but I just can't stand laptops that have touch screen...
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by SaltyBackendGuy 9mo ago
This reminds me of a great freakonomics podcast that talked about China being run by engineers and America being run by lawyers. https://freakonomics.com/podcast/china-is-run-by-engineers-a...
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by SaltyBackendGuy 10mo ago
Hopefully they had the confidence/insight to negotiate properly. I went through BN$ exit (was employee 19) early in my career and unfortunately, only select people at the top got retirement money. The most frustrating part was the Big
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by SaltyBackendGuy 10mo ago
> Trump has been the only one that the corporations couldn't buy Hasn't he accepted donations from many mega corporations? My assumption is that a corporation wont donate money, without the expectation of ROI.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 10mo ago
Tragedy of the commons / bounded rationality for example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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by SaltyBackendGuy 10mo ago
Meet still works on Pixel phones as a solution/parity for FaceTime. I wonder if it's bundled in the web build or they're the same build under the hood.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 11mo ago
More billable hours.
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by SaltyBackendGuy 11mo ago
Something I've found useful is just reaching out to past employees. Usually folks that don't work there anymore will be more transparent. Only challenge is getting someone to respond to you, but you'd be surprised how many fo
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by SaltyBackendGuy 1y ago
This made me laugh. I tried Epic because I got a free game that I was interested in, but could only play it on the Epic Game store. After a week, I was no longer able to login no matter what I tried. So anecdotally, your statement tracks wi

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