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cylemons
1y ago
For these prestigious companies it makes sense, work hard for a few years then retire early.
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cylemons
1y ago
There are lots of jobs with terrible work/life balance AND bad pay. so I dont think that explains it
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cylemons
1y ago
How was that legal? They were charging dell for something they weren't using?
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cylemons
1y ago
Keep in mind that competitors will also produce 2x, so even executives wont get 2x compensation
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cylemons
1y ago
The company is his property, ofc he won't fire himself
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cylemons
1y ago
But the linux equivalent here would be glibc, not the kernel
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cylemons
1y ago
Exactly
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cylemons
1y ago
Then you have to be sure they really would like to succeed in wherever you're pushing them so they truly feel accomplished.
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cylemons
1y ago
> We need to anticipate a future where China is equal to America on a per capita basis, but four times bigger. Is that a world where “Designed by Apple in California, Made in China” still makes sense? What will be America’s competitive e
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cylemons
2y ago
I thought from the title that Blender switched to their own source control tool instead of svn
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2y ago
That is a really good point, what would be the business model of such an organization? Who funds them? If it is the government, then that is just the FDA with extra steps I could imagine food companies funding it to keep their competitors i
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cylemons
2y ago
Well, even without regulations, restaurants that poison their customers will have bad reputation and go out of business. So the market incentivizes cost cutting but not too much of it.
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2y ago
> excessively separate concerns (that are actually linked and shouldn't be) you mean concerns that should be seperated but they did it in a wrong way?
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2y ago
> On the bright side I actually get a prefix, some just get a /64 what's the difference?
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2y ago
> the "exponent" part wasn't how many bits to shift, but what power of two to divide by, so that 0.1, 0.001 etc can be represented exactly You mean what power of ten to divide by?
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cylemons
2y ago
Did things get better after dollarization?
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2y ago
> kids are being raised like pets or fun game partners Does that mean they are neglected or that they are spoon fed everything?
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cylemons
2y ago
But these are not safety features
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cylemons
2y ago
they are clearly referring to the immigrants the ethno nationalists are againt
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2y ago
Isn't a wallet just a private-public key pair? One could easily generate those on a whim and start transacting using them. I assume the KYC laws apply to exchanges but what about individuals with bitcoin directly trading with each othe
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cylemons
2y ago
The reason tax evasion with regular currency is so difficult is because pretty much all banks/financial institutions report your income to the state. But with crypto, especially anonymized ones like monero, the decentralized nature mak
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cylemons
2y ago
Sure they can criminalize bitcoin possession or use their police force and state apparatus to serveil and track all bitcoin usage. But that is way more effort than simply turning on the money printer.
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cylemons
2y ago
C# has a lot of features but most of them feel like simple syntactic sugar that make the language a joy to use and they interact nicely together. C++ has lots of features that interact with each other in unexpected ways that could leak memo
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2y ago
Havent FAANG companies improved the lives of the average American? They definitely did, and all these companies were created by ambitious individuals with a bold vision and prospect of making lots of money! By taking big risks, one might a
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cylemons
2y ago
I googled "SOTA implant" and got something totally different.
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cylemons
2y ago
Dumb question, what is SOTA implant?
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cylemons
2y ago
Is going to the company in person an option?
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cylemons
2y ago
Was it really? x86 is more performance oriented and not efficiency oriented. Its variable length just makes it really hard to have a low power CPU that isn't too slow.
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2y ago
"Fire accident kills local woman and 2 children" ==> "Community Rallies Together After Tragic Fire Claims Three Lives" Chatgpt is amazing.
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cylemons
2y ago
But the lies can go in any direction. So the winner becomes who can lie more convincingly
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