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by b20000 4y ago
it would be better if the cost of housing is brought down for working households regardless of income, for example by prohibiting foreign investment and ownership, making the realtor organisation state owned and reducing realtor commissions
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by b20000 4y ago
ok, so big tech co’s get to define what is truth
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by b20000 4y ago
I always wonder where these companies like Gartner get the material they need to produce their reports.
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by b20000 4y ago
you won't hear about them. because the ones you hear about are good at raising money, primarily.
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by b20000 4y ago
they think they do but are just sniffing their own farts. not all FAANG are the same of course. innovation happens at startups or under the radar bootstrapped companies. FAANG buys them and integrates their work. i would argue real innovat
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by b20000 4y ago
no. as a european who moved to the US i can tell you that even though US companies have the remote fad going on, they want you to be in the US. they are not going to pay you US compensation while you are in europe. remote really means, we c
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by b20000 4y ago
i prefer to err on the side of caution
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by b20000 4y ago
proud of yourself for being a bunch of psychos? what is worse, this, or the guy under severe stress taking a taxi and not “engaging” because he has other shit on his mind?
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by b20000 4y ago
don’t be evil
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by b20000 4y ago
as long as you know what you are getting into … :)
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by b20000 4y ago
engineering is a career just like music. imagine you would want to make the reverse transition. would that make sense? it is not a get rich quick scheme or a solution to all problems.
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by b20000 4y ago
it is not less magicy, rust is more magicy. which is why i don’t want it and why i think we don’t need it. a new language cannot abstract you from the machine or OS you write software for.
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by b20000 4y ago
you are right, but the problem is that most of us engineers are too caught up in the chasing of the next hot tool or language or busy grinding leetcode and complying with whatever the next ridiculous demand is by hiring companies and their
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by b20000 4y ago
404
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by b20000 4y ago
java and that OS using java are poor solutions and the idea that you can get consistent performance out of a variety of phones running an OS incorporating java is retarded. at least at Apple they know what they are doing and never made that
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by b20000 4y ago
200K in the bay area is not good money, taking into account the cost of living.
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by b20000 4y ago
ah yes, it runs on a lot of mobile phones, and app developers cannot get consistent performance out of all those different phones, thanks to java and the Shit OS that runs on them, which shall remain unnamed. i worked for a startup once tha
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by b20000 4y ago
but all the companies are making people do coding inteviews now. didn't that solve the problem????? apparently not.
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by b20000 5y ago
at least c++ doesn't force constructs onto you. remember java? that language was a fad too that didnt' go anywhere, because it forced object-oriented programming onto the user.
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by b20000 5y ago
I am talking about Rust, not C++
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by b20000 5y ago
memory safety issues are the result of poor software engineering.
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by b20000 5y ago
see? learn Rust, but yeah, also learn Zig, or whatever new flavor of the day. No thanks. I don't want my tool set to change every year. I got out of web dev exactly for that reason. I'll stick to my C++ or C, thanks.
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by b20000 5y ago
I am personally not a fan of learning a language that does a bunch of "magic" behind the scenes for you, and basically tells you that you don't need to understand what is going on behind the scenes. That is the impression I g
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by b20000 5y ago
there isa difference between dealing with some issues and having depression or anxiety to the point where you cannot do your job anymore. but you cannot understand that until you experience it yourself. i doubt that any amount of talking or
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by b20000 5y ago
after years of trying to raise i came to the conclusion you need to network and need to do that fulltime. as an engineer or developer you have no time for that. also, people want to invest in a certain type of person. someone that looks lik
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by b20000 5y ago
i tried a therapist. didn’t work because she did not understand founders, entrepreneurship or being self employed. i think the challenge is finding someone who can relate and knows what to do to fix you rather than just asking you to talk a
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by b20000 5y ago
you should not start with python, that is a really bad idea. most game programming and open source game code bases are in C or C++, and that is still what the industry uses, so it's best to learn the basics of those languages and then
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by b20000 5y ago
1) you need people and money for success. you need to spend on marketing or customers won’t know about your product. in my experience investors expect products to find adaption in some free/magic/viral way if they are any good. of
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by b20000 5y ago
probably not the motivation here
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by b20000 5y ago
what about safety?

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