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by billy99k 2y ago
Yes it does. The definition of a startup is that it's high-risk and fast growth. If you want slow growth, it's a small business (which is fine), but not a startup.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I never understood the people that use things like this or a mouse-jiggler. If I wasn't working, someone would notice within a day or two.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Do we really want CEOs corrupting our government like the last administration? This sounds like a good thing to me.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"Even the US basically didn't get back to where it was pre-2008 till 2019." Hard disagree. Things went back to almost normal around 2013. Lots of money going around, new startups, and plenty of jobs.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Yeah, I agree with you here. Most of the people I know in tech got laid off in 2001 due to startups failing. I think the only person I knew that made it through worked for Yahoo.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Making in-person tests the only thing that counts toward your grade seems to be a step in the right direction. If students use AI to do their homework, it will only hurt them in the long run.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I never had any internships and I didn't gradute from a well-known university. During my senior year of college, I took on low-paying software development contracts I found on craigslist. I used this as previous experience and found a
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by billy99k 2y ago
Not until prices come down.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"People don't want to admit wealth distribution is the problem because that would make them "communists"." If you are referring to taking wealth by force from people that earned it and giving to people that didn&#x2
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by billy99k 2y ago
"The common denominator is education and poverty" Is everyone in Japan wealthy and educated?
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by billy99k 2y ago
AI is here to stay. I've been using it regularly for awhile now. It can't do my job, but it can make my job much easier. As any new technological advancement, it's a good idea to stay on top of it or you will find yourself ou
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by billy99k 2y ago
"The Real Anthony Fauci,” a book full of baseless claims about Anthony Fauci, an immunologist who became the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in 1984 and whose life and identity had been shaped by h
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by billy99k 2y ago
They prefer rule breakers because rigidly following the rules means things won't get done on time in almost all cases.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"Imagine you want to buy a toy at a store which costs $50. You pay for the toy and walk away with it. The President looks at that transaction and says ‘wait, you paid the store $50 and the store paid you nothing, therefore the store is
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by billy99k 2y ago
America is still the dominant power and 2030 is only a few years away. I'm also suspect of anything coming out of the WEF.
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by billy99k 2y ago
With all the speculation, how do we know the US government 'disappeared' him. He's originally from China. How do we know that the Chinese government didn't do this (which is known to happen) and now the FBI is involved t
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by billy99k 2y ago
Sales may be falling in Canada, but lots of people own teslas in Toronto. I was just there last week and saw more Teslas and cyber trucks on the road than I've ever seen in the US.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"learn how to think, learn how to break down problems, learn how to communicate clearly." This is essentially the job of a senior software engineer.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I love using it to boilerplate code for a new API I want to integrate. Much better than having to manually search. In the near future, not knowing how to effectively use AI to enhance productivity will be a disadvantage to potential employe
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by billy99k 2y ago
I have it help me with reporting (with private info taken out of course). I've easily saved myself hundreds of hours already.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Which is why there shouldn't be hate crimes in the first place. Hate crimes only serve to give a specific group protected status, when most crimes involve hate..as you just described here.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Heh. Like when they arrested someone for running their own mail server and sending classified information through it? Oh wait...
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by billy99k 2y ago
I remember a product called PHP builder, that was out for awhile. It was supposed to make it easier to create and deploy PHP apps. It failed within a year or two.
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by billy99k 2y ago
We don't really know this. People like this only come around once in a generation.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Maybe not specific to the game, but meeting regularly with like-minded people regularly. I did this 10 years ago through meetup.com when I moved to a new city. I met my wife there and many friends that I still talk to today.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I think it's cool, but it sounds like you need a better job.
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by billy99k 2y ago
This isn't that surprising. You can ask most AI models to come up with a competing theory on just about anything.
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by billy99k 2y ago
On top of this, it ruined many families when they found out person X had a different father..
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by billy99k 2y ago
Heh. It's ridiculous to believe that this only changed with the new administratoon.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Startups are risky and unionizing won't force them to keep you employed. In fact, it will create an environment of less startups and more large companies with less choices for the employee. Union heavy countries like Sweden have almost

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