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by dozerly 4mo ago
Clearly the original comment is from a mercenary nerd who has not heard of DNS blocking of ads.
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by dozerly 4mo ago
Me when I see literally anything at work or on the internet these days :(
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by dozerly 4mo ago
It’s very simple. You should expect he will do whatever benefits himself.
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by dozerly 4mo ago
To be fair, they were overvalued in those days as well. Just because the on-paper value went up doesn’t make their statements false, it just means we’ve continued the charade.
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by dozerly 4mo ago
Which part of trump making billions of dollars from oil oligarchs is the confusing bit? His incentive structure is clear.
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by dozerly 4mo ago
I think quite a few folks missed or have forgotten that Snow Crash is a satire on the cyberpunk genre AND society at the same time
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by dozerly 5mo ago
Sure, unless others are willing to do your job for less than that.
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by dozerly 5mo ago
And this is true… employees who work and produce more, better things often get promoted. Spending more time doing things leads to producing more and better things
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by dozerly 5mo ago
The vast majority of corporate-employed programmers write bad code. I think maybe 10% of the people I’ve come across have shown any interest or care in the quality of code they write. There will be a large majority of people who hold these
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by dozerly 5mo ago
I think as long as it continues to be tangibly better these people will still exist and the intersection will continue to be valuable enough to survive.
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by dozerly 5mo ago
To name just a single reason: they produce noise at inaudible frequencies that makes people sick.
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by dozerly 5mo ago
Yes Poland in particular is booming. It’s an outsource destination that’s higher skill and less risk than India.
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by dozerly 6mo ago
Pressing the power button 5 times fast also does it!
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by dozerly 6mo ago
I don’t think you’re informed on the topic. They do not just manufacture cameras.
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by dozerly 6mo ago
It’s easy to look at musk because he’s a piece of shit
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by dozerly 6mo ago
You can’t just write off everyone downvoting you for being conspiratorial as government plants lol
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by dozerly 6mo ago
There’s a key distinction you’re intentionally ignoring with this comment… retirees don’t need the job they gave up to satisfy their pyramid. Employed people often do.
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by dozerly 7mo ago
This is my favorite line to bring up amongst my gambling addicted friends :) They are not big fans
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by dozerly 7mo ago
Yea, until they leave as soon as they can because working at Salesforce is nothing like a startup These acquihires seem so ineffective to me unless the acquiring company is truly attractive to the acquirees talent.
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by dozerly 7mo ago
The assumption behind this comment is that AI is more productive than Human + AI at this point in time, and I don’t think we’ve seen that be true yet.
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by dozerly 7mo ago
I wholeheartedly believe that they could not have fixed it with 9,600 people months of work. They haven’t been able to fix it with many multiples of that.
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by dozerly 7mo ago
I am pretty happy with Readwise’s Reader
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by dozerly 8mo ago
I don’t think it’s under specified. You are clearly stating “I want to wash my car”, then asking how you should get there. It’s an easy logical step to know that, in this context, you need your car with you to wash it, and so no matter th
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by dozerly 9mo ago
I don’t think he needs the experience on his resume lmao. He’s an experienced design professional that’s worked at a bunch of big name companies as a lead designer.
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by dozerly 10mo ago
The US has shifted to becoming an authoritarian fascist state. It’s not surprising that people reference another prominent authoritarian fascist manifesto.
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by dozerly 10mo ago
No, it’s not. The government, and laws by proxy, will never keep up with people’s willingness to “maximize shareholder value” and so you get harmful, future-illegal practices. Reagan was “maximizing shareholder value”, and now look where