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by c0redump 2y ago
> tech workers are currently treated well I’m sorry, but you must not be paying attention to the current climate. To name one example, Facebook just laid off many workers and explicitly labeled them “low performers”. Tech companies have
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by c0redump 2y ago
It’s funny how you have hard facts backed by citation, and the other poster has nothing but vibes and anecdotes. I don’t know if you convinced him , but you certainly make a compelling case for everyone else reading this exchange.
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by c0redump 2y ago
Developing, managing, and operating distributed systems infrastructure has way less training data available than webdev. And it doesn’t translate in to pithy interpreted language one-liners.
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by c0redump 2y ago
A machine that has a subjective consciousness, experiences qualia, etc. See Thomas Nagels classic piece for more elaboration https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~cavitch/pdf-library/Nagel_Bat.pdf
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by c0redump 2y ago
I’m astounded by your thought process. Yes, he was posting racist shit during civil unrest, as is his right . Or at least, should be. As a liberal, your attitude is exactly what got US democrats steamrolled in the latest election.
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by c0redump 2y ago
Funding what? What are you asking? They are selling the land to developers, there is no need for the federal government to fund anything. They will be the ones receiving money.
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by c0redump 2y ago
The vast majority of people who are simply down on their luck have friends and family that will help them. It’s not like you lose your job and go straight to living under a bridge. Not everyone, but most. The people who end up in truly dire
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by c0redump 2y ago
This is more or less what the trump administration says they want to do > Throughout his campaign, Trump focused on deregulation, tax cuts and reducing mortgage rates. In speeches, including one at the Economic Club of New York in Septem
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by c0redump 2y ago
“Spend” is a common term in advertising, which is arguably the single largest employer of software engineers
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by c0redump 2y ago
> we often have to work twice as hard Are you referring to getting promoted over your teammates? Or something else?
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by c0redump 2y ago
Great suggestions, I also really liked “Multicast and the Markets” https://signalsandthreads.com/multicast-and-the-markets/
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by c0redump 2y ago
Except it’s not clear at all that this is actually the case. It’s entirely conjecture on your part.
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by c0redump 2y ago
Tasked by whom? In pursuit of what goal?
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by c0redump 2y ago
> I guarantee these people didn’t learn their lesson Your argument totally falls apart here, because you’re just outright wrong. There are a ton of kids who are curious would-be hackers that turn away from the dark side forever after get
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by c0redump 2y ago
Sounds like you did, in fact, enjoy significant investment gains just by being in the market for a long time. This is by no means guaranteed to be true in the future.
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by c0redump 2y ago
> even if you are at FAANG making high six figures you still a slave I’m sorry, but do you know what a “slave” is? I can’t imagine the kind of hopelessly ignorant perspective a person must have to say something like this.
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by c0redump 2y ago
The sea peoples likely came from around the Mediterranean, but primarily were Nuragic people from modern-day Sardinia
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by c0redump 2y ago
> yet to prove to be useful I don’t understand this perspective. It should be abundantly clear at this point that these systems are quite useful for a variety of applications. Do they have problems? Sure. Do the AI boosters who breathles
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by c0redump 2y ago
Yikes. Is this type of schizoposting allowed on HN?
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Scott Aaronson – The truth about quantum computing(iai.tv)
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by c0redump 2y ago
If you’re a podcast person, I highly recommend Quantas podcasts “The Joy of x” and “The Joy of y”, they are both excellent. If you like these, you may also like “Simplifying Complexity” (no relation to Quanta)
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by c0redump 2y ago
Wow, you just made my day with this! What a fantastic result! Beautiful. Edit: looks like I swallowed the bait, hook like and sinker
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by c0redump 2y ago
Do you not recognize the fact that housing affordability is at a record low? Do you not connect this to low rates of family formation? I’m not sure how much more obvious these issues could be. I’m even more unsure of why you’re flat out den
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by c0redump 2y ago
I more or less agree with you, but there’s a third path that you left out: expanding their footprint in other countries. For example, pretty much all major tech cos have offices in Hyderabad, India.
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by c0redump 2y ago
Acknowledging the nuance on this issue is hard, because a lot of people will call you a literal nazi for doing so. But that is a position which, ultimately, entirely denies the existence of culture as a concept.
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by c0redump 2y ago
This compulsive need for data is such a mental crutch. Reason from first principles. Use logic. You don’t need to be spoon-fed data from a scientifically rigorous study in order to deduce basic cause-and-effect relationships.
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by c0redump 2y ago
> a growing attitude.. to rid society of.. elites No there isn’t. We just collectively elected a billionaire real estate developer from NYC to be our president. He’s friends with other members of the ownership class, and has demonstrated
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by c0redump 2y ago
Another one would simply take their place
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by c0redump 2y ago
Does OCR refer here to “optical character recognition”?
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by c0redump 2y ago
What is a skill issue? It is not clear to me what your comment is referring to.

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