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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
You must not be into racing if you think this is an issue.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
I felt like this is somewhat true after dealing with the salespeople at Oracle. After my company moved some data stored from Oracle to Snowflake, I felt like we were not getting robbed anymore.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Come on. American software startups literally invented that motto. Just because you may be working at a slower paced company doesn't mean America does not have it.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Why do you think they offer those tax incentives? Could it be that it creates wealth and jobs for the residents of those cities? When AOC and her mob tried to force Amazon out of their NYC expansion and succeeded, Warren Buffet said "i
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It's not that they truly need it at all. It's that they have gotten so used to doing it due to the non-existent consequences that it has become a way of life for them now.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
He "forgets" to make a point of the number one reason they don't use lidar: cost.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It democratized access to losing money. Not only the VCs and PE could do it, now retail could.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Come on. They were typical politicians that never really understood technology. That does not seem surprising in the least bit.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Instead of just reading the headline and writing a one sentence response, you could have taken one second to click the article and you would have seen the massive touch screen it has.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
I concluded that I really doubt she had been there after reading more into it. More than likely, she is just virtue signaling.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
So basically every new enterprise software company is a scam now?
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h1XlsskYmY The moose attacks exactly how akaska.gov says it usually does, with its front hooves. Unfortunately, this guy could not run because he was in a narrow pa
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
That's not correct. The 30-year fixed rate is available to investor/landlords as well. It is usually a few basis points more than if you were to buy the house as the primary resident.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Unless you have the palate of a child, beans and meat are two different things. Similar to comparing apples to oranges. They can both be enjoyed.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
In China, during Mao Zedong's era, factory workers would laugh at and scorn other workers who worked harder than others. This is the direction that Microsoft is headed with their policies.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
I created an AI foot generator. Whenever I had someone take a photo of me, they would often cut off my foot. My program would generate an artificial foot for the photo. To be honest, it had some hilariously bad results sometimes.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
The Forbes 30 under 30 is a vanity list. People spend a lot of time marketing themselves, doing fake work, and virtue signaling in order to get on this list so they get publicity for their own vain self and their startups. The entrepreneurs
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It's not about the UI. It's about the tactile feel and being able to reach and touch a knob while keeping your eyes on the road.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
I have never met a person who called GCP "Cloud" like it was the authoritative cloud.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
After looking at the excel spreadsheet of companies, to even speak of the two in the same sentence is kind of a joke.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
The only thing I remember from this game is how I heard "Eat shit and die gato" 1000x.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
I built one of those custom mechanical keyboards with some "fancy linear switches", but I am not a fan of the mechanical keyboard enthusiast community because it is so sanctimonious, elitist, and close minded.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
Yes, but for your own immediate benefit. People, in general, are just not trained to think long term and "for the greater good".
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
Isn't this a "concern" whenever a new technology comes out? ie: the internet? Yet, due to how slowly government moves and how hard new technology is to understand for governments, it is barely a concern.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
The first chart in the article is very hard to understand with the extremely ambiguous language.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
AMD has much better performance per watt. As you can imagine, this is important in any portable product.
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
I knew an ex co-worker who grew up in another country whose manager, in a "sync up meeting", told him that he was "impacted" and he didn't need to continue work on his current sprint. He came out of the meeting with
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
You're going too far by calling VCs "rent seekers". They do provide value with other peoples' money to build companies. No matter how much people love to hate them, they are a necessary part of the startup ecosystem. Mos
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
Most people that I have come across who are not experienced in tech startups seem to have some kind of holy image of VCs. They seem to think they're all "rich and successful". They think it is some kind of highly esteemed job
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by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
Cathie Wood would play the chief risk officer.

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