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by autotune 4y ago
And then New Yorkers have the gall to constantly make fun of Staten Island (disclaimer: I do not nor have I ever lived in SI).
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by autotune 4y ago
Hopefully his "bad month" becomes "a few bad years in jail" and we never have to hear him give another interview to pretend this fraud was just incompetence for some time.
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by autotune 4y ago
Made a slight edit, did not mean to imply it was a bad service in any way.
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by autotune 4y ago
The really hilarious thing is no matter how far down Yahoo continues to sink they will always have at least my dad and those who refuse to use anything other than Yahoo Finance in the foreseeable future to keep them somewhat afloat. Edit: f
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by autotune 4y ago
Whatever he goes with as far as either successfully destroying twitter or implementing this creator feature is fine with me, as long as he sees one of them through to completion.
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by autotune 4y ago
Then you submit a post on FB that none of these old friends or acquaintances like or comment on and wonder why you suddenly feel like a leper afterward.
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by autotune 4y ago
It's not that "truly good" causes need an "influential backer," it's that I don't want to have to get into an argument with someone in real life who decides I am some kind of scammer due to being affiliate
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by autotune 4y ago
Practically nobody in the mainstream had ever really heard of the ideology before said conman adopted it and tried to make it popular. Who are the most influential backers of it right now? Convince me it's worth doing some searching on
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by autotune 4y ago
I count 16 separate posts on twitter for something that could have been more readily digested as a single blog post. The author has a blog at https://samcurry.net/blog , why not create a blog post and link to it in a single
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by autotune 4y ago
Is anyone actually defending effective altruism right now? SBF has effectively flushed it down the drain along with the investors he scammed.
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by autotune 4y ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/M61NvMiWCGnCw
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by autotune 4y ago
Yeah I guess calling it that was a foot-in-mouth moment.
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by autotune 4y ago
Thanks for the additional background info, I stand corrected.
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by autotune 4y ago
Could be different for application devs vs the infra work I do as a SRE. I just know during the last couple of months when I was job searching Python was a common denominator in a given tech stack and a safe bet. Go was a nice to have for t
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by autotune 4y ago
Rust was initially released July 7, 2010, Go was released around November 10, 2009, so if we are just looking at that they are actually on roughly equal footing. My understanding is Rust and Go are for mostly different purposes though depen
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by autotune 4y ago
You've basically whittled the options down to Python. It's still an extremely popular and reliable language, not to mention relatively readable, and in use at the enterprise level. If you are feeling like you want to be on the ble
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by autotune 4y ago
̶W̶e̶b̶va̶n̶ DoorDash was great while it lasted I guess.
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by autotune 4y ago
You filled out more than a dozen captchas? I guess if this was a competition, you would be the winner.
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by autotune 4y ago
It's not that I just like money as well, it's that there is usually something I find irredeemable about the tech stack, product, or coworkers that causes me to subconsciously launch myself out of the job. Even when I consciously v
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by autotune 4y ago
Is the dude chewing gum next to you all day, the sales person always on the phone, or the coworker who hasn’t showered in 3 days to “ship faster” as part of your ideal team of 10x-ers defined in your definition of “better culture?”
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by autotune 4y ago
Right? The whole point of a startup is to be doing something different than what “big tech” is doing. If it’s more of the same with the added risk of failing in a year then no one would ever want to join a given startup.
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by autotune 4y ago
Going to need some stats on that. Every gig I applied to in the last two job searches was fully remote. The gig I landed on this last month is fully remote. It is still easy to ignore the low paying, contract, in office nonsense from employ
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by autotune 4y ago
If you are in any way serious about attracting a real investor you are going to need to buy a real domain and use something like S3 for static hosting and register a LLC. At a minimum.
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by autotune 4y ago
ADHD isn't really an excuse. I have ADD. The only thing that separates me from someone who doesn't is it takes 20-30 minutes or so of being distracted before getting into "hyper focus" mode and getting things done. Yeah
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by autotune 4y ago
I kind of just want to self host right now with 100% Mastodon API compatibility, but I am a SRE and enjoy making personal infrastructure needlessly complex to reflect what you might see in an enterprise setup :)
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by autotune 4y ago
Maybe once PHP finally becomes a language of the past you will be one of the few holdouts pulling in $300-$400k per year or more for working on a legacy code base, like COBOL programmers for banks. Nothing wrong with that mindset if you act
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by autotune 4y ago
Oh it's that connected? For some reason I thought it was more involved. Maybe I will look into hosting it on the personal EKS cluster and get some real use out of it looks like it would be as simple as installing the https:/&#x2F
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by autotune 4y ago
That too. I also don't want to have to deal with marketing lol. There is a reason I am not interested in becoming an entrepreneur of anything.
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by autotune 4y ago
My primary reason for not setting up Mastodon myself is I don't want to be a content moderator. I am seeing more and more links to content in various Mastodon Servers in one of the more forward thinking Slack groups I remain apart of a
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by autotune 4y ago
It's not just people in general who think PHP sucks, but the original creator himself. Some of his quotes are a goldmine (if this was addressed in the article apologies, it is receiving the HN hug of death right now): https:/&#x2

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