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by crate_barre 5y ago
Any job that doesn’t holistically build your skill set (antithetical to a career). As in, the money is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. If you stock Shampoo on a shelf, and you can’t flip that into something useful, it’s a worthles
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by crate_barre 5y ago
How much of the profit do you get from your company? Pennies I’m sure, you are just okay with it because it’s more pennies than other penny makers, but you are not taking home close to the value add on your labor.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
So some of you in your campus offices with cafeterias and laundry, you are not being pimped as well?
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I feel like I’ve been hearing about Materials of this type for years and have never seen anything practical built with it. How about they make a phone with this already?
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by crate_barre 5y ago
They are not importing COBOL developers man. I know 3-4 members on my team that do Angular. It’s a scam.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I disagree. When you look at how many young people were scammed by College for their chosen major and then actively bootcamped their way into Tech, you realize there is a strong commitment within the country to fill these industries. We rea
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Of course not, but listen man, I know who was H1B and who wasn’t. The systems literally tell you who are contractors and what company they are from (Infosys, etc).
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by crate_barre 5y ago
85K new H1B's a year aren't enough to depress wages I was at a large company in Silicon Valley where over 50% of employees were Indian. A large, white American, company. I’ve seen this shit with my own eyes. I don’t know man, is
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I think you still understand my point. This guy roughly says if there’s no electric car, build your own. If there is no reusable rocket, build your own. If big tech is stifling free speech … All successful people continuously repeat what wo
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Truth of the matter is before Elon ever gets Twitter another tech giant will buy it without hesitation. They should sell to him because all he is doing is either buying Twitter at fair value or doing pre-launch hype for a competitor which w
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by crate_barre 5y ago
It’s not even one of those obsessive compulsive anally typed non-compiled languages either, so anal-lang doesn’t even fit.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Was this an AOL advent or a IRC one? There were irc channels specifically for warez where you did the same thing.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
So if we saw something older than this thing (roughly), would that fundamentally disprove the Big Bang?
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by crate_barre 5y ago
If it’s only 500 million years from the Big Bang, is it possible we could capture a picture of the Big Bang?
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by crate_barre 5y ago
It’s just not true on the coasts in big cities. People buy stuff in all cash out here.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
This will not be true in certain select markets. It will be high home price and high rate in those places whether you like it or not.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Why would it need that much training data? It takes me 3 or 4 videos to pick up the pattern. It’s super patternistic, and I almost have a hard time believing it would require that much training data. It’s almost like the Shazam app, I think
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I’m trying to go beyond the ads. I want the automotans that are pumping out template videos with a certain script, voice attenuations, to be filtered out by an an actual automotan, as in, if you are going to pump these things out like a mac
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by crate_barre 5y ago
How practical is it to run some of this client side on the browser via WASM, with a few things offloaded to a server hit? Our computers are getting better. Think plug-in, think ad-blocker.
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Ask HN: Can ML help filter YouTube better
2 points by crate_barre 5y ago|9 comments
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by crate_barre 5y ago
You guys severely underestimate how many people have some wine or a beer and tweet lol. Drunk tweeting is a thing.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Is it Node’s Rails or Django? That’s roughly what we want to encourage. It’s been a long time coming. Channeling my inner Cicero, Fuck Rust.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
It’s a spiritual digression. Our best developers didn’t come up from a hazing. We failed in assessing talent, so we resorted to this. We have yet to see outsized results from the leetcode group, but we have seen outsized results from the pr
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I can one can even say for those in these larger companies that you are also not the part of the elite core products. You are not on Google search, or AWS cloud, and so on. You are on that crappy Analytics dashboard that’s slow and confusin
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I think it’ll be widowed down in prestige like all things. Graduating high school, who cares. Getting a loan to goto college, and graduating - guess what, who cares? The more unsubstantial ideas getting millions and petering out, over time,
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Then you to see the reality of misery with limited money.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
Well, I think there are sweet spots for every bracket of wealth. For most of us, having a job and a home that we can reasonably keep until our dying days without living on our knees is the sweet spot. Once you cross into fame and multi mill
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I’m mostly just interested in the first one. That peace of mind is peace, and that’s good enough value from the treasure trove of value from the meaning of life for me. “Money isn’t everything but not having it is” - Kanye
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by crate_barre 5y ago
I’ve been thinking the same. Password manager with the nuclear code master passwords in a bank safety box. But how do you choose the most reliable guaranteed bank? I can’t hear ‘you didn’t come to the bank for X years, so it’s gone’.
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by crate_barre 5y ago
out-of-touch with anything any normal person would actually want/benefit from. It’s because you are artificially lending yourself to problem spaces that you have no intuition or interest in. For example, you’d had to have be in X pro

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