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691.
by debt 10y ago
If that last part is true then we're in for a correction.
692.
by debt 10y ago
The wealthy in this scenario assume they'd be the first to know of the fall of civilization. If they were further down on the chain, still would require a ton of infrastructure(planes, roads, etc.) to move people to these locations.
693.
by debt 10y ago
This would be true in a crowded marketplace driven primarily by sales.
694.
by debt 10y ago
100% GTFO. Don't burn yourself out. The business people have obviously fucked up in this equation. Developers are literally the absolute last step in the process of building software. If they fuck up at this step then the planning part
695.
by debt 10y ago
0% right now because I'm not working. I get stressed out when I need to work because I need money. And then I get work and money and I stress because of the work so I stop for a bit. It's a poorly choreographed dance between wanti
696.
by debt 10y ago
Stay motivated by your love of writing software! It's a blast! Tests and tickets! Organizing the code! Fun! All you need is a passion for sitting for hours at a time every day at a computer and writing code! Weee! It's all about p
697.
by debt 10y ago
Populism was dealt with by way of the electoral college.
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by debt 10y ago
It is odd that he would even put himself in this situation. I guess his PR people have deemed this subject to fly mostly under the radar of most people.
699.
by debt 10y ago
Ah yeah. I misread the pdf; the rows expire at millions per second and not after 1 second. I was wondering about the size of the sampling error. Apparently it's negligible.
700.
by debt 10y ago
Quantum phenomena is definitely complex but idk if it's the most important idea. Human consciousness seems more interesting. Is consciousness related to quantum phenomena or can be measured on that level at all?
701.
by debt 10y ago
So it samples data less than or equal to a second old and at a rate determined by the person making the query? I wonder how often the data is inaccurate given the potentially low sample size?
702.
by debt 10y ago
It may not be a big deal to you but perhaps future generations might wish we had strongly thought the opposite.
703.
by debt 10y ago
Yeah as long as the alligators pay for it.
704.
by debt 10y ago
Skateboarding when you're up on a hard problem is the shit
705.
by debt 10y ago
whatsapp still ain't got an api tho
706.
by debt 10y ago
it means we programmers will make more money but die sooner. makes all that money earnin' kinda pointless, won't be able to spend it all lol
707.
by debt 10y ago
Billions bro the guy has unlimited money what does no one get about mark zuck? He has literally unlimited wealth and power HELLO why is everyone in denial about it
708.
by debt 10y ago
It's complex. Only a very rich aristocrat gives a shit about it though. Obviously why it's stood for 110 years.
709.
by debt 10y ago
because the top 8 billionaires own more wealth than the bottom 50% of the global population? the rich have really been sucking it up lately. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/20...
710.
by debt 10y ago
i dig the rebrand. it's oddly timeless.
711.
by debt 10y ago
"having a clear vision of where I wanted to be and loosely how I was going to get there meant that I could turn down opportunities that may have led me astray" absolutely crucial advice right dere. distractions can be dream destro
712.
by debt 10y ago
science != engineering
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by debt 10y ago
I doubt he actually believed this. He thought people would be working 16 hours a week with zero caveats? Sure if all things remained equal, if basically nothing changed at all from 1929 to 2029 then yes his prediction would be accurate. But
714.
by debt 10y ago
The CEO of Palantir Alex Karp is a philosopher.
715.
by debt 10y ago
"It has become increasingly difficult for new startups without substantial funding to create native apps, MVPs and prototypes." yeah this is true, but it's not a relevant priority to google or apple.
716.
by debt 10y ago
"conceptually amazing" doesn't mean you love your job. means it's great as an idea on paper maybe.
717.
by debt 10y ago
So people who love their jobs can also burn out? I don't buy it. Personally, I've never heard of or met anyone who loves their job and has burned out. Have you?
718.
by debt 10y ago
yubikey can still be circumvented by bribing or blackmailing a user. idk seems like another security illusion. and it's proprietary so only yubikey knows what kind of extra shit they're running on it.
719.
by debt 10y ago
Is there any math addressing how much more quickly NP-hard problems could be computed when time is a flat circle?
720.
by debt 10y ago
how to do an ollie on a skateboard

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