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by blobbers 2y ago
Are we basically trying to build cold blooded animals? Sit in the sun, absorb heat, now they can move.
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by blobbers 2y ago
Haha, just read this title and I can’t help but agree that this is necessary because… they are bullshit machines. They’re just better at coding than most bullshitters.
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by blobbers 2y ago
If Star Wars was originally just meant to sell toys, why was there no other movies like it, just to sell toys. Or if there was, what were they?
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by blobbers 2y ago
You were one of them... 8 years ago?
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by blobbers 2y ago
They likely mean 'generally used with other languages'. make is an example.
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by blobbers 2y ago
When micropayments fail to annoy sufficiently, just turn them into microsubscriptions! Try 3 days for 30 cents! -- agree with you rzazeuta!
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by blobbers 2y ago
Read this while procrastinating. How many others would classify hackernews as doomscrolling?
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by blobbers 2y ago
Usually they try to tailor the job description very specifically to the PERM person's skills, and they're allowed to discriminate based on someone not having a specific skill. You need to tick all the boxes in order to not get d
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by blobbers 2y ago
That's really a training issue. Making chips isn't something you learn the details of at University. You can take all the classes you want in advanced semiconductor techniques but the simple fact is University level manufacturing
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by blobbers 2y ago
At any given time, the PERM process in the greencard system creates an inflated number of tech job postings. I'll outline the envelope math. Assuming all H1B slots are filled, that's 85,000 per year based on the recent 10 year cap
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by blobbers 2y ago
What's your plan to make food/rent money for the next year? Sounds like you currently have $68 and need to pay rent/eat?
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by blobbers 2y ago
Yeah, I was thinking late 80's, but I guess cruisin' USA could be one of them (1994)
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by blobbers 2y ago
Maybe they call it 1950s, but to me this oozes late 80's video games. Sierra.
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by blobbers 2y ago
My friend found 2 chimney sweep businesses. One charges $569, the other charges $150. Plot twist: the same guy runs both. They do the same thing and the same crew shows up.
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by blobbers 2y ago
Did they seriously just make a big deal of 10 grants of $200/month and think it was something important? THEY DONATED $200x10 TO A MEDICAL PROJECT? zomg. faint. sizzle. Make 1000 grants. Make 10,000. 10? Seriously?
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by blobbers 2y ago
You can also buy a $75 baseball hat through a FB ad. Might not be dropshipped through Temu, but you're going to end up with the same $1 hat.
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by blobbers 2y ago
This is quite possibly the stupidest ban I've ever heard. They should insist that the data doesn't leave their borders; this is the opposite of a ban. They're insisting on having all their user data leave. Government being st
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by blobbers 2y ago
Is it just me or do others not care if the welder is a man or a woman. I just want my welds to hold. If she struggles when they ask her to do a 6mm and 8mm weld, guess what, then she shouldn’t get the job. If she does it properly, maybe she
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by blobbers 2y ago
All-in podcast was presenting RFK recently who highlighted autism rates of 1/22. Is it just me or is the spectrum of autism now just labeling anyone with social awkwardness or challenges expressing feelings as autistic? Because I feel
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by blobbers 2y ago
I spent some time trying to get chatgpt to write a front end in js. It would plot using a library and then when I complained about a bug it would say "Oh you're right, this library does not implement that commonly implemented meth
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by blobbers 2y ago
Does self driving cars affect how we might think of arteries and driving? I haven't seen a downtown area that only allows self drive yet. Could be narrower etc.
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by blobbers 2y ago
That’s strange coming from someone whose country has the famous autobahn. What if you want to get out into the countryside, where busses and trains don’t go? Don’t you need a license to rent a vehicle?
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by blobbers 2y ago
What city?
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by blobbers 2y ago
… what was the point? I missed it too!? VCs returns looking like power law investment in the back end / mud on wall in the front end of a fund? Or that the author has been waiting for VC investment to stop? I don’t understand what he’s
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by blobbers 2y ago
The way the www used to be and should be. A true wild west! Nice job daughter!!!
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by blobbers 2y ago
The problem is there is no way to infer the right answer to 0! given the training. You need more context to learn it. Humans need more context. If you put that at the end of every grade 1 math test no student would get it right unless they
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by blobbers 2y ago
Can someone please explain to me how this is not an https page in 2024? The http://www.newardassociates.com/bio.html has enough information about this person that I really don't think their explanation of R&D makes
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by blobbers 2y ago
Yes, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks the economics of it are a little bit broken. I will never join another start up as employee #1. I'd much rather come into a larger start up with a high cash comp + equity, than ve
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by blobbers 2y ago
I think founders generally have 20 to 50x what the first employee has, in my experience. Employees rarely have more than 1%. Founders tend to start out with about 20-40% depending on number of cofounders.
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by blobbers 2y ago
Tesla R&D budget is $4B. https://usnewsfile.moomoo.com/public/MM-PersistNewsContentIm... 2M? Hahaha.... >_>

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