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by braza 3y ago
I am sad that Lyft isn’t going to make it through, not only cause of the engineers but for their contributions for OSS and blogposts. I got some of their work as inspiration for some stuff. However, I acknowledge that some part of this can
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by braza 3y ago
Speaking from Germany, the perceived price offset between vegan options it’s more or less 10-15%. I would not state that is a cult ‘cause there’s a lot of people with genuine good intentions; but I would not believe 100% in all vegan option
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Rise of the AI Doomsday Cult(danieljeffries.substack.com)
1 points by braza 3y ago|0 comments
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by braza 3y ago
Still using my “third-world-chipset” I hardly believe that (the possibility of ban fireplaces) it will have an expanded blast radius beyond Germany. Good luck for the politician that try to do it in the Nordic countries.
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by braza 3y ago
I acknowledge that the jet industry it’s quite sensible to the fuel prices, but from that point jump that the industry its going to an end sound quite far fetched. Unless that you live in China or Europe that has a good train network, I thi
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by braza 3y ago
Life comes to you so fast Germany… 45% price increase in a region starting at 1 Jun 23. [1] - https://rp-online.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/energiepreise-nr...
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by braza 3y ago
It’s a very touching statement but the number of flights even with a pandemic returned to the 2015 levels contradicts your thesis. [1] - https://www.statista.com/statistics/564769/airline-industry-...
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by braza 3y ago
Some companies are struggling to compete with higher energy costs [1]. Not a good sign. [1] - https://www.icis.com/explore/resources/news/2023/02/24/10858...
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by braza 3y ago
As an South American living in Germany for a while I learned in a hard way that this is a society that you need to extremely cynical and act defensively about those issues to have some peace of mind. Due to the surge in the gas and electri
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by braza 4y ago
It’s a tricky place for both parties because Twitter has the distribution and the network effect; and writers have a premium (but gated) content. And Substack is in a bad place to because does not have the social graph and platform power of
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Risk of ‘industrial capture’ looms over AI revolution(ft.com)
2 points by braza 4y ago|1 comments
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by braza 4y ago
I participate of some invite-only communities for a while and you have a point, being a dissent it’s quite challenging and demands extra reasoning to express that. On the other side, the real issue moderating any closed invite-only communit
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by braza 4y ago
I am glad for the OpenAI team for such advancement and how fast they integrated with several other partners (Microsoft, Duolingo); but at the same time I think the “regular” academia (ie universities and research institutes) lost the train
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by braza 4y ago
I have mixed feelings about AI Ethics as a field. In one hand is necessary to reflect about the extensibility of such kind of systems due to its potential (good or bad). However when I look for other engineer ethics frameworks from other en
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by braza 4y ago
For is interesting because as an employee I can see different job dynamics being played out and learn from that for the next position. For instance: this is a big topic for folks that wants to join late stage scale-ups because since they ar
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by braza 4y ago
But one thing that I did not follow: in my experience most of the companies that offers RSUs are mostly public. I have been in some companies as Stripe and all of them gave options due to this exactly kind of issue. Does someone has some ra
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by braza 4y ago
Of course we’re in the beginning of a market correction and see thousands of people losing their livelihoods will always be sad. However one thing that only a few people are discussing is that the current compensation model for start/s
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by braza 4y ago
I would think the other way around: Public markets are correcting to a higher interest rate (i.e. liquidity being removed from the system) but for startups and scale-ups this correction did not start yet with all force (e.g. valuation slash
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by braza 4y ago
This comment made my day here in HN and I recalled why this is one of the best forums with thoughtful and nuanced debates online.
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by braza 4y ago
The biggest block for me to use Jupyter in VSCode is because it’s support for Jupyter environments in docker is a huge pain.
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by braza 4y ago
> She noticed that EA members in the Bay Area seemed to work together, live together, and sleep together, often in polyamorous sexual relationships with complex professional dynamics I personally think that this is a particular problem a
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All the Obnoxious Ways People Are Leaving Twitter(wired.com)
4 points by braza 4y ago|0 comments
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Europe is the free-rider continent(economist.com)
2 points by braza 4y ago|3 comments
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Snap Staff Told to Be in Office Four Days a Week Starting in February(bloomberg.com)
31 points by braza 4y ago|15 comments
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by braza 4y ago
WFH was the best thing that happened for me because I absolutely do not like to socialize with co-workers. I came from work cultures with low boundaries related with personal interactions that sometimes I felt permanently in a state of acti
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Response to Keunwoo Lee’s Review of Accelerate(medium.com)
1 points by braza 4y ago|1 comments
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by braza 4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31729428
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Platform Teams Are Dead(twitter.com)
12 points by braza 4y ago|5 comments
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Cargo Culting Software Engineering Practices(isthisit.nz)
5 points by braza 4y ago|0 comments
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by braza 4y ago
What do you mean by that? Can you formulate?

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