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2y ago
False advertising is illegal. Ghost job posts should be no different.
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2y ago
> How is this a bad thing? re: Speed limit -- Besides the obvious, it's because not every vehicle on the road is part of the lowest common denominator.
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First severe case equals state of emergency in California. https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/12/18/governor-newsom-takes-proa...
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2y ago
I used to have my CC numbers memorized, until over time they were all replaced due to fraudulent charges.
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2y ago
> I remember hearing a SV VC straight up say that if you consider selling your company for $50 million a win, the you don't have the right mindset and he doesn't want to do business with you. Is there someone out there focused
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Lesson here is always be transparent about your product. If you're permanently blocking ports by default, put some emphasis on that limitation during the sales process. Maybe they did a risk analysis. Maybe they don't have the ban
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2y ago
I keep seeing great coders losing their jobs and I'm wondering why you would fire someone who has been given superpowers (allegedly). AI is a force multiplier. If you have 1,000 workers, they should now be able to produce at the rate o
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2y ago
How many hours a week is expected of the actual job at the end? If 80 hours a week, I don't know how many AI engineers are willing to work for 38 dollars an hour.
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2y ago
Hiring is a fun challenge because you: - need to work with your upper management to get the best talent for what may be more money than they are willing to part with. You need to be great at negotiating to achieve this. - need to find the r
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Doubtful. I started new threads using carbon-copy prompts. I'll research some more to make sure I'm not missing anything, though.
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2y ago
No, but I'll give the wikipedia summary a gander :)
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> a couple is often entirely on their own. Yeah. This has been the worst part. Neither of our parents feel the need to help with their TIME, but they will sporadically send us money after making us feel bad about asking. Meanwhile they h
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This is my biggest gripe with these LLMs. I primarily use Claude, and it exhibits the same described behavior. I'll find myself in a flow state and then somewhere around hour 3 it starts to pretend like it isn't capable of complet
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2y ago
iirc Trump campaigned on the sluggishness of the Obama-era economy. It was characterized as burdened and shackled, but not downright terrible.
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2y ago
I don't know a single person in my sphere who feels this way. I think the common sentiment is things will probably improve and the stock market is up. Would be curious to see how UoM did their polling. Does answering truthfully about t
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2y ago
I use Claude Pro paid version every day, but not for coding. I used to be a software engineer, but no longer. I tried OpenAI in the past, but I did not enjoy it. I do not like Sam Altman. My use cases: Generating a business plan, podcast co
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2y ago
It isn't supposed to be "truly democratic".
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2y ago
Germany gets the tariff, and the people keep voting for the politicians who support it, so.......... I suppose the Germans are happy?
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2y ago
You convinced me. Blaming Trump for Biden giving the Taliban 80 billion dollars in military equipment is about what I expected.
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2y ago
No. If that's the difference maker, definitely not.
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Everything you wrote in your first paragraph sounds pretty boilerplate. You can't seriously say he has gone above and beyond Biden, Obama, or Bush. And if he's not unique, then your vendetta seems personal, which makes you seem hy
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Germany has an equal GDP to California with double the road miles. Their roads are ranked higher. California can do better, it just doesn't.
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Explaining the minutia does not make for the best campaign trail rhetoric. But I can assure you, after speaking extensively in person with members of the Trump trade team, that their strategy is deep and sophisticated. When he speaks of bro
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Before I had kids, I didn't have kids -- so I know both sides of the experience. You are only able to guess. Saying that I seem upset sure seems a lot like projection, which is a common technique for the offended. You weren't the
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2y ago
Wow. I struck a nerve.
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I read the article as a celebration that people are finally recognizing that living in reality has some merit. Reality being that men/white men are not "the enemy".
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Agreed. Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Florida..... visited all of them in the last 12 months during various seasons.... they ALL have significantly better roads than California. HOW!!!!!! HOW!
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What countries aren't using tariffs? Biden used tariffs. Biden kept Trump tariffs. I paid a tariff for my BMW. Germany was probably pretty happy about that. I liked their product enough, so I was happy, too. Go read some Peter Navarro.
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What disrespect has he shown, ever, for the Supreme Court? And if the norms mean giving all of our tax dollars to NATO for nothing in return, why wouldn't you destroy those norms? After all, I voted for him on that basis.
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You didn't read the article.
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