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by chank 4y ago
There are few things wrong with the concept though. 1. Even poor candidates can get past first round at pretty much all big tech companies. 2. Most candidates who apply to big tech are looking for big tech salaries, benefits, and clout.
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by chank 4y ago
It's just a sort of survivor bias. e.g. This happened to me or it's how I think so only people who have the same experience/mentality as I do should be the people I want on my team. You actually end up with a less diverse can
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by chank 4y ago
I mean you seem set in yours as well. It's ok, we can agree to disagree. But, I think you're cherry picking a bit. Of course I can pull up and look literally anywhere and find something. Take some of those and try to find enough c
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by chank 4y ago
This screams out to me as "I'm a part time landscaper and my home buying budget is 1 mil.". These types of data points are just bullshit. People making 70k a year are not realistically looking to buy a 350k house even though
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by chank 4y ago
> I also pay for all repairs, maintenance, taxes and fees. You may pay that when the bill comes due, but lets be honest, your tenet actually pays that over time. If you haven't calculated that into your rental then that would be bad
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by chank 4y ago
Except you're wrong. There isn't a massive volume of affordable housing outside of California and major cities. It's very relative. I guarantee that people actually living in those "affordable" places don't con
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by chank 4y ago
Except a lot of people agree with that sentiment. Just because something is a perfectly legal business model doesn't mean it's generally perceived as being ethical.
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by chank 4y ago
I ended up disabling it in the beta. It ended up getting in the way more often than not.
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by chank 4y ago
They count as political extremists even if to sell more whatever.
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by chank 4y ago
What exactly do they hope to get out of this? Anyone could have told you this would eventually happen and worse to come. The AI box is open, there is no closing it again. Welcome to the future of the internet.
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by chank 4y ago
If you use AI in your process, why do I need to pay you so much for it. Hence commoditization. Where do we draw the line for them meaning of human interaction if not the value.
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by chank 4y ago
>"AI" that would reduce or commoditize human intelligence. Computer generated art (DALL-E~), fiction literature, music et al. It wouldn't really reduce human intelligence, but it will definitely commoditize creative crafts
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by chank 5y ago
Only the initial release.
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by chank 5y ago
It's not a limited release.
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by chank 5y ago
Swatch owns Omega.
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by chank 5y ago
Maybe if you keep one for 50 years it would be a good investment. It's not a limited release and swatch has said they're not going to artificially limit supply like other well known manufacturers do.
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by chank 5y ago
It's your typical Flippers (Already showing up on 2nd hand marketplaces for 10x the price), FOMO, Hypebeasts, See and be seen people, people who gotta have it first. It's not even a limited release and will be available online in
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by chank 5y ago
I was about to comment that I think this person needs to understand the difference between blockchain and the applications created using it.
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by chank 5y ago
Another option might be to let users have access to a shorter length Stereo HD recording without subscribing as a way to try it out? Maybe something between 10-30 seconds?
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by chank 5y ago
From my own experiences building/scaling graphql, this is embarrassingly low. The poor performance is definitely coming from poor code/lib selection.
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by chank 5y ago
The problem they're trying to solve is that since so many people receive packages these days those '5 large lockable mailboxes' aren't enough anymore and packages end up getting left out in the open. Also lots of places
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by chank 5y ago
Or as a way to misdirect away from your less favorable activities; past and present. Just look at Bill Gates, Zuckerberg and others.
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by chank 5y ago
Except most of the rich indulge in philanthropy as a form of further self enrichment rather than selflessness.
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by chank 5y ago
What defines someone as a great person of history rather than simply someone of note. History is better kept so we can likely guarantee attribution in the future, but I think being a great person of history means that person is someone you
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by chank 5y ago
I do this already in excel.
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by chank 6y ago
The point I am getting at is that if an editor wants to use markdown in place of rtf, fine. But it should hide the syntax just like rtf editors do (unless you want to see it). No editor that supports markdown to date has been able to achiev
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by chank 6y ago
But I am not assuming at all. In fact most professional writers still use Microsoft Word. It's sort of how people don't realize the world still runs on Microsoft Excel. Markdown is not "rich" in any way. It's syntac
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by chank 6y ago
The proliferation of markdown itself is also a mess IMO. Outside of web writing it seems really more effort than it's worth. Seems like everyone making a writing tool of any kind is ditching rich text in favor of it for no good reason.
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by chank 6y ago
I have the complete opposite view as you. Markdown is for advanced blogging and since novel writers don't need advanced html formatting they don't need markdown.
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by chank 6y ago
no it isn't.

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