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by chank 4y ago
C-Suite should take a hit regardless if their salary will cover any portion of layoffs. Laying off so many screams of poor management decisions.
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by chank 4y ago
Honestly, I use python everyday in the ML/AI space. If we're talking in that context they're pretty spot on about python, virtualenvs, and docker.
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by chank 4y ago
Why not both?
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by chank 4y ago
I'm not sure if the culture changed, but when I worked for a firm it was generally known that if you sit on the bench to long you'll be let go. However, This is likely in correlation to general reduced spending across the board ca
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by chank 4y ago
Not implying that it's illegal. Only that him being connected is the only reason he was able to get his money out beforehand.
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by chank 4y ago
No, all credible ones work by updating "rules" on the fly. That's literally how most laws are made in general. Something bad happens and appointed agencies and legislators rule and/or pass laws to cover that bad thing fr
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by chank 4y ago
> changing the rules in the middle of the game. That's literally how legal systems work.
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by chank 4y ago
Or did he have insider information that allowed him to act early?
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by chank 4y ago
A lot of news about problems with Silicon Valley Bank.
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by chank 4y ago
> marketing budget Do people who would be in a place to make the decision about their companies choice of CRMP really need to be marketed to in order to know about Salesforce? Seems like a wasted budget IMO.
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by chank 4y ago
Problem is, in large companies, managers are so focused on short-term outlook they don't really consider or care about long-term implications.
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by chank 4y ago
Yes, but they're also trying to eliminate the need for high skilled jobs as well or at least send them to countries where they can pay less.
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by chank 4y ago
So coming back, your main problem still seems to be the unresponsiveness of your teammates when you can't force them to respond by being directly in front of them? If you're teammates are really that bad at responding then perhaps
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by chank 4y ago
> I'm saying on average, everyone's ability to get stuff done is higher if everyone can interrupt everyone. There's no actual evidence of that being true though. It's very much your personal take on it as you've
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by chank 4y ago
There will always be people who figure out how to coast in or out of the office. Companies aren't that great at identifying hyper-productive employees in any sense. Great team members and management do that all on their own without reg
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by chank 4y ago
Don't know about you, but I generally don't speak loud enough that people outside the conversation generally overhear things. Also, word-of-mouth is a absolute horrible strategy to make sure things are shared across a team.
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by chank 4y ago
So you're saying that your ability to get work done is dependent on forcing time with your co-workers on your schedule instead of theirs? This would be rude even if in the office. I've had the complete opposite experience of being
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by chank 4y ago
Most people I've met who own EVs are in that category.
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by chank 4y ago
With that setup, you can pretty much play almost all modern games too. I just built a very similar setup using the Lian Li A4 H20 and works just fine.
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by chank 4y ago
> Bach to the Future – Humanising Music with Neural Nets Poor taste in title, IMO.
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by chank 4y ago
It's not the cryptography that I don't trust. It's the e2e implementation. I mean we wouldn't be having this conversation if it was just about the cryptography. Also, subscription fees are a turn off.
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by chank 4y ago
I'd still rather not let anyone have the encrypted versions of my keys/passwords. If the software is compromised then it's reasonable to consider the encrypted data can be brute forced with some time. I'm not here to arg
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by chank 4y ago
The old 1Password, you could sync without cloud.
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by chank 4y ago
I mean rather than just piling on crypto, it doesn't really seem to be the cause of any of what has happened here. How is it any different than what happened with Theranos.
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by chank 4y ago
Version 7 is still available on their website to download (if you have a key for it). Oddly enough they still do update it. It's what I use and likely will use until it no-longer works or there is some issue with it.
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by chank 4y ago
Is this just a big deal because crypto or purely because of the amount of money defrauded? This whole thing is sort of bizarre to me. It just seems to me a lot of people are blaming crypto as part of this problem when it was basically a cou
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by chank 4y ago
Having all your keys/passwords on a 3rd party server is something that I've never been willing to accept from a security standpoint. That's what always kept me from using a `hosted` solution. I do get the allure from a multi-
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by chank 4y ago
I woke up today!
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by chank 4y ago
Layoffs have become so normalized these days, I'm sure they have templates.
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by chank 4y ago
> For me, the lack of those features is itself a feature. For me as well. However language specific IDEs these days usually don't have much if anything on more popular editors.

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