biohax2015

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by biohax2015 4y ago
I work with developers like that too. When they see me doing rudimentary things in Linux, they view me as a wizard. My job is safe and my skills are rare and valued.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Nah, let them keep thinking typing ‘ls’ is black magic. Keeps our salaries high :P
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by biohax2015 4y ago
> Humans don't have to read the entire internet to learn how to write complete sentences. Neither do LLMs? You can just train them on the same K-12 learning material and they’ll produce better sentences than 99% of people.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
> there are a LOT less traders than there used to be That is the core of the problem, which has been iterated several times in this thread. Where do those traders that used to be there go? Historically, switching careers or positions has
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by biohax2015 4y ago
I can bet that he wouldn’t.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
They will take lower salaries then.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
This outsourcing shit has to end. Americans are left fighting for scraps.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
I’m not arguing whether or not grift exists universally. I believe it does. What’s not universal is the near-idolization of it. That’s uniquely American.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
I don’t live in other societies so I don’t know. What I do know is that America celebrates this sort of thing and calls it “hustle”.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
American society is dumb people selling useless crap to other dumb people.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
And what's wrong with that? Smart people follow the money.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Wow, some serious high level employees here. Nobody is safe.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Half of all humans who ever lived did not make it past the age of five. We are living in the best time. I will take any of these problems over not knowing where my next meal is coming from, or dying from infection after a paper cut.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
And pay with your mental health..
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by biohax2015 4y ago
The point is that they are not impartial judges of the situation.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
I pray you are wrong
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by biohax2015 4y ago
For real. Go work at an insurance company if you can’t take the heat.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
What kind of weird-ass response is this?
49.
by biohax2015 4y ago
What about a 2022 fast food worker? 2022 data center monkey making 60k / yr?
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by biohax2015 4y ago
USD is available to anyone
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by biohax2015 4y ago
That is the work of a bad programmer. You should give as much attention to your comments as you do your code.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Well hopefully it’s also a learning experience to not invest so much in an entity that doesn’t give a crap about your wellbeing.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Yes, no way that can go wrong
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by biohax2015 4y ago
This is just incredibly frustrating and disheartening to read. How is one supposed to plan for a future in this career when your lifestyle can just disappear overnight?
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Lol. Do it yourself then
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by biohax2015 4y ago
They are uhh pretty different. Code is not bursting out of me like a ray of sunshine or whatever, but it pays the bills and that is fulfilling enough.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
I grew up loving Radiohead, and they are still my favorite band. Recently I realized that my life is resembling this song more and more. It was a depressing discovery.
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Does Germany have a violent authoritarian government?
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Serfs can still make art..
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by biohax2015 4y ago
Enough of this “passion” nonsense. Most people just want a well-paying job. This was true before 2008 and after 2008.

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