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cudgy
2y ago
Why would anyone do this? Make it easier to scrape your site and lose organic traffic?
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cudgy
2y ago
Aren’t new CS grads having a terrible time finding work given the combination of AI and layoffs?
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cudgy
2y ago
I’m sorry that you feel alone and that no one understands. I’m assuming that it’s important for you to find people that do understand, but people don’t always understand especially when someone has unorthodox methods that are likely correct
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2y ago
This is mainly an effort to get people to quit without providing severance. However, if RTO actually meant returning to an actual office with walls and a productive work environment instead of a free-floating table in the middle of a huge o
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2y ago
To continue the pedantic … $260 invested 25 years ago for 2600 magazine would be ironically worth around $2600 today.
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2y ago
Of course, I know nothing about your particular situation, but one strategy is to simplify life as much as you can. This could be lowering living costs by moving and getting rid of expensive habits. Lower overhead can be huge factor in redu
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2y ago
Good thing none of your houses burnt down.
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cudgy
2y ago
Federal taxes pay for interstate highways and many large infrastructure projects in states, so indirectly CA pays for MT roads and vice versa.
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2y ago
Pretty cheap considering average house costs $6-7 million.
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2y ago
Exactly. This is the dilemma in LA. Build masonry frame and die in an earthquake. Build wood frame and die in a wildfire. Metal framing with concrete or other nonflammable siding?
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2y ago
Your observation about shipping fast to build an MVP house of cards is true. However, Homebrew is a free package manager, that likely relies on GitHub due to cheap or free storage for a free tool. My assumption is that lovable is not free,
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2y ago
If I read it correctly, it was a support person that provided them with assurance. Not an executive or vice president or manager or vp of sales. GitHub did not give them permission nor their approval; it was a single person in support depar
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2y ago
“The best organization in any given case meets two criteria: 1. The recipient organization does share our values. 2. The recipient organization is as opposite (and hopefully as offensive) as possible to the site operator that funded the don
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2y ago
> they've probably also been stripped, structurally compromised, and contaminated with hazardous materials, and already sheltering squattors, and would need to be cleared, cleaned up, demolished, and have new housing built, Seems li
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2y ago
Sure if you are doing embedded programming in C. How does one do this in web development though where there are hundreds of dependencies that get updated monthly and still add functionality and keep their job?
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2y ago
I don’t disagree that speculation on a critical resource like housing is a really harmful phenomena. Another concern is when people use housing as a store of value for diversity in their portfolio. These long term “investors” are less likel
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2y ago
I’m not implying that immigration is the only reason for higher housing prices. My opinion is that 0% interest rates and loose credit are the primary reason. However, simple supply/demand would suggest that immigration AND 0% interest
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2y ago
To me it seems like the author is stating a true observation, but they are ignoring the pace at which the phenomena is evolving given the technical advances mentioned in the article, especially of transportation and communication. The pace
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2y ago
And yet the non-functioning economy might be a result of the excessive immigration. Which one is easiest to address?
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2y ago
And yet most large cities have sections of it that are in total blight with abandoned homes, with windows blown out or plywood covering access holes to prevent intruders. Much of the problem is that the bourgeois class wants to live in the
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2y ago
Rails is probably one of the most complete, turnkey frameworks I’ve ever used for web development. When I first encountered it, within a day or two, I was building full stack crud apps. However, what shocked me, having come from a C/C+
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2y ago
Automating away retail workers is one thing that has real implications for those workers, but those are low-skilled, low paying jobs that did not require years of training and formal education in many cases. Automating away high tech jobs a
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2y ago
Ok. Thanks for that clarification. Here is a more direct and startling statistic that demonstrates the point: Almost half of all software programmers are foreign born (in 2019 … probably higher now). https://www.americanimmigrati
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2y ago
https://www.nsf.gov/nsb/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=309769&or... “In 2021, the proportion of foreign-born workers in STEM occupations (26%) was greater than the proportion of U.S.-born workers (24%), with more
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2y ago
Plus add the accumulation of H1Bs that get a green card to the labor pool. Also, there are exceptions to many of the H1B rules allowing extensions. True number is in the millions.
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2y ago
Matter of opinion I guess. Should an advertiser be able to claim the same immunity?
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2y ago
Your application of this rule is misplaced. So I’ll be curious. How did you get this interpretation? It seems that your comment is the snark. The AI spoke the truth. It’s application for this purpose was meaningless and the AI even told the
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2y ago
The WEF is essentially the world chamber of commerce. This type of messaging is trying to convince the public that AI is inevitable and there’s nothing that can be done; The underlying message is the public should accept that they are usele
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2y ago
It does make sense that AI would empower smaller groups, but is important to keep in mind that these AI tools themselves like the LLM models and training, etc. will not be in the hands or created by small groups. Small groups will be behold
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2y ago
Perhaps you underestimate the amount of protection that this class of people provide for themselves. There’s a reason that these groups have golden parachutes and other such protection mechanisms that allow them to exist well beyond any ind
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