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by charlie0 2y ago
I always find it fascinating to see people rage against the current regime without any hint of self awareness that the alternative would have been just as bad, if not worse.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Black Mirror has the perfect episode for this scenario already.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Especially if holding a knife or something sharp.
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by charlie0 2y ago
And some of the unsuccessful ones.
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by charlie0 2y ago
VC money isn't tax money.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Bingo. Founders end up taking the lion's share of all the stock. I've seen this over and over again everywhere, don't be a founding engineer, it's financially not worth it. This i the most evident when you're talkin
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by charlie0 2y ago
Meanwhile, over here in Costa Rica, I've just bought 6 eggs for about $1.50 USD and that's the convenience store price. They are cheaper at the super market.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Yes and I would also take a look at Laravel.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Is there any website that shows a performance comparison between different Mac configurations and models?
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by charlie0 2y ago
I mean this is the same exact thing that happened when calculators where invented. The amount of people who can count in their heads drastically dropped because why waste your time? Ditto for when maps app came out. No more need to memorize
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by charlie0 2y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted when you're absolutely correct. Free resources are usually over taxed and the best way to weed out the uncommitted is to add a cost.
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by charlie0 2y ago
That's not mentorship though, that's just the blind leading the blind. Mentorship implies by default one party has asymmetrical knowledge over the other one. That's how the mentee levels up. I do agree that partnering up with
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by charlie0 2y ago
It isn't true at all mentoring takes a lot of effort. It really depends on a lot of factors. My 2 bosses at work are excellent at abstract thinking and mental models. They are usually able to provide significant ways of looking at thin
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by charlie0 2y ago
After all thay griping, this last bit really stuck out at me. >We're not going to move to Japan, but would absolutely be willing to move within the US. Let me finish it for him. >I just don't care (enough). As for me, I&#x27
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by charlie0 2y ago
The Samsung recipe AI totally reminds me of the silicon valley jian yang hot dog app episode. Lol
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by charlie0 2y ago
I tried budgeting, but found it to be too much work because there's no perfect way to automate it. Also, if you are card churning you soon end up with many accounts to keep track of making manual tracking a real chore. I've settle
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by charlie0 2y ago
Yes, but the inverse is also true. You can count on some people to really care about quality. If you find yourself disappointed by low quality, you're not looking in the right places (or the right price bracket).
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by charlie0 2y ago
I can see that. I would personally feel really bad if I lost all the money someone gave me. I'd always feel like I owe it back. Only exception would be at the very beginning, if that was a possibility that was acknowledged. However, I&
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by charlie0 2y ago
Me neither. I've just accepted that a majority of people are horribly bad at finance, what the reasons are, I don't care to find out. I'm sure it's a huge list of things thay are not solvable. You know what I mean of you
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by charlie0 2y ago
But we've just established in this thread that even senior people are having difficulty findings jobs. This has nothing to do with desperation. Temp contract works both ways, if an employee doesn't like the company or finds anothe
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by charlie0 2y ago
YEAH! Go back to the old Boomer ways of applying, lol. How ironic, but this seems preferable over the current sh*tstorm.
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by charlie0 2y ago
On-site interviews. This is not ideal, but is the way. As long as you're willing to shell out on my flight and cover the expenses, I'll fly anywhere for an interview.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Just hire them as contractors first. Give them a 2-3 month contract, if it doesn't work out, you just don't renew the contract.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Interesting, but this just a framework. Where are the actual implementations? Ie, the communities? I've been looking for networked states that aren't all in on living forever or obsessed with crypto and anarchism.
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by charlie0 2y ago
I'm one of the rare individuals who really tries to review code and leave helpful comments. I've been on the receiving end of really big PRs and can say I understand why you're being told to break things up into smaller chunk
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by charlie0 2y ago
The reason why foreigners get those degrees is because it's a way for them to stay in the USA longer. I have a friend who didn't win a renewal for their H1B and they signed up for a master's program and applied for a differen
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by charlie0 2y ago
This makes me shudder because I've never seen this done in practice. What always happens is the code builds up like Jenga until no one wants to touch it.
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by charlie0 2y ago
The issue this brings up always reminds of that scene in Westworld where the protagonist arrives there for the first time and meets a host. Host: "You want to ask, so ask." Protagonist: "Are you real?" Host: "Well i
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by charlie0 2y ago
What is it you don't like about M1?
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by charlie0 2y ago
I've been really surprised by that as well. Often, I'm the only dev on the team that does development and learns new things on the side.

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