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by cudgy 2y ago
“shaking the narrative” What narrative? Their narrative?
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by cudgy 2y ago
C++ is one of the most flexible and unopinionated languages you could ever encounter. The idea that someone who knows a high-level object-oriented language could translate that to immediate success in low-level C++ syntax at a level higher
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by cudgy 2y ago
“Since you have your high US salary why not visit the Berlin office, or travel there. Try to find someone in a similar position in life as you are, and extrapolate from that” Good advice. Do the research before making the move. 50% salary c
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by cudgy 2y ago
I agree, but does EU via NATO not fight or encourage wars? And is encouraging or sending weapons but no soldiers to proxy war morally better? Ukraine?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Is it not more secure or at least less risky to share with foreign country that has no recourse?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Now we have Instacart and Chewy so the concepts lasted but early adopters not so much.
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by cudgy 2y ago
In the US, small grocery stores are called convenience stores. Almost all small towns have one or more of these within a kilometer of most people in that town. Now you aren’t gonna find fancy organic produce at these stores, but the quality
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by cudgy 2y ago
Lol. You should listen to yourself. So much nonsense. what’s the point?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Nice try. You were the one making political statements and criticism of the United States when you don’t even live here and probably only receive information about it through hacker news or mainstream media, which is not representative of w
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by cudgy 2y ago
OK. You’re gonna lose $100-$200 worth of crap in your car and possibly pay out a $1000 deductible. How does it remotely compare to losing your retirement account or say having all your nude photos sent to your contact list?
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by cudgy 2y ago
So now that Biden‘s been out of office for a week the effects of all his policies are null and void?
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by cudgy 2y ago
UCSB. One of the most liberal universities in the world. Seems like a potentially biased liberal source. Title of article starts with the word “fact sheet”. Uh-oh red flag in my book. Reeks of elitism and overconfidence. First paragraph sta
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by cudgy 2y ago
Can you walk and find groceries in all areas of Belgium? I live in the US and I can walk to two large grocery stores, but I know there are large swathes of the US that you cannot do that. Is that any different than Belgium? Belgium has sign
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by cudgy 2y ago
“All this has led me, slowly and reluctantly, to the conclusion that our dependency-heavy approach to building software is fundamentally incompatible with security.” This vulnerability seemed so apparent though. I used to object in the past
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by cudgy 2y ago
I’m not sure where you live, but mortgage companies require inspection reports and if the inspection fails of structural condition, you’re not getting a mortgage where I live.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Also consider Buying tools new, and then selling them when you’re done, especially for those that you need for long periods during the project. Tools tend to sell for decent prices and quickly in the aftermarket as they are practical items
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by cudgy 2y ago
One less person to compete for the scraps and pay top price for the mass produced craps. /s
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by cudgy 2y ago
“If we start using "engagement" as a metric for the retention of writing, then knowledge will suffer under the tyranny of the majority.” Wow, that is so well written. It summarizes many of the problems of today and the disappointi
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by cudgy 2y ago
Cars are insured and the consequences of a stolen car are not very high. Big difference from losing your retirement account or proprietary ip of a business.
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by cudgy 2y ago
The listings in this graph are almost entirely from the San Francisco Bay area.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Interesting take on deepseek. I think deepseek may be a breath of fresh air slightly leveling the playing field for small startups and individual developers, Assuming the claimed reduced training cost are real.
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by cudgy 2y ago
The job market and the capital markets are still insane. Unfortunately, I don’t think we reached the bottom yet given the astronomical real estate prices relative to incomes and high market valuations relative to earnings. Some signs of rea
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by cudgy 2y ago
Really enjoyed reading your article. Haven’t laughed as much reading a tech article in quite some time. You should consider doing some YouTube videos as your communications style is very humble and entertaining. Made me wanna join in your g
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by cudgy 2y ago
The rate of growth is linear. In fact, looking at the graph in logarithmic scale shows that the rate of growth of M2 is slowing.
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by cudgy 2y ago
I’ve known many people like this throughout my career, and I have seen the absolute opposite that you observed. These people are perfect candidates for management positions and their focus on office politics pays off handsomely. It’s not fo
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by cudgy 2y ago
You’re hired! /s
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by cudgy 2y ago
Unfortunately, pay to play is better than no pay to play. Recently, Trump had the audacity to ask for half of TikTok for the government to approve the deal. That sounds like a lot more than Lina Khan or Biden would’ve demanded. By the way,
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by cudgy 2y ago
M&A market shrink because interest rates went up drastically while expectations of companies remained in the stratosphere in my opinion. Lina Khan had little to do with it. What significant mergers were squashed that made a difference?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Well, that sounds more reasonable, but the prior comment seems to be relying mostly on reputation and political viewpoints rather than the arguments themselves.
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by cudgy 2y ago
AI is reliant upon training data that prior to recent years was generated by humans. If going forward, humans are no longer part of the training data and humans are no longer capable of verifying the results and output of AI, the quality an

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