el-dude-arino

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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
You seem to respond to many of my posts, why are you so bitter and angry?
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Not a complaint, genuinely asking, therefore does not break the rules.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Not a complaint, genuinely asking, therefore does not break the rules.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Are you actually hiring? I applied for one of these exact roles not long ago and interviewed, but received a generic rejection about how you found another, better, candidate. I use your product and really like it, seemed like we had a good
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Are you actually hiring? You've posted for these positions every single month for the past couple years, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27373603 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34612652
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Well I an tell you right now you don't need 4wd, it snows like a MF where I live and if you have FWD with proper snow tires (which you should regardless), you will drive circles around 4WD/AWD cars with just all season tires on in
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Yep, because that's all AI is; a parrot. For well-defined problems it works great... BECAUSE THEIR WELL DEFINED. Generative AI is only as good as the dataset that you give it, so for problems that exist in a heavily contrived and param
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
> unobjectionable LOL, because it's totally not gross or a conflict of interest in any way. Keep licking those billionaire boots, I bet they taste like caviar.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
It's not rumored.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
He's diddling the CEO of his main investment; Michelle Ritter of Steel Perlot. He's a fucking creep who got lucky and was in the right place at the right time, just like most tech oligarchs we all bow to, like Musk, Larry and Serg
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Thanks, Jack Welch. May you burn in hell for making the 21st century worker-employer relationship so adversarial.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
These questions don't get placed on their job ads by chance and they aren't done in a vacuum; there is some form of approval at the leadership level. If they ask that question, then they make a judgement based on the answer. If yo
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
I stopped dealing with anything to do with Canonical the moment I saw their job ads require you to put in your high school gpa. Yes, even if you're a senior+ engineer.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
AA will do their own investigation but it's the FAA's investigation that actually matters. Doubtful much will happen though. The FAA allowed Boeing to do the FAA inspections on the MAX planes they produced, and the FAA rubber stam
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
> The barrier is inventing and organizing the logistics of delivering the most cutting edge technology LOL, nothing Apple does is cutting edge. They took Linux and made it easy for corporate system admins. Touchscreens were invented back
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
The devil cult of Jack Welch rears it's ugly head again...
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Rate cuts will still likely happen, just look at what's going on with the bond market; we're already in conditions similar to the 2010's. The US Gov can't afford it's current debt load at the current rates. We'
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Yeah because a janitor working at google is doing the exact same work as an engineer working at google. C'mon Count Chocula, come back to reality.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
They're not google employees in name only. They work on google equipment, have google badges, and go into google offices. If google doesn't like them, they're fired. Google controls every aspect of their work. These employees
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Just when you think there's no end to Musk's dip-shittery, he goes and dives head first into a pile of nonsense and butt-hurtedness.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
99% of programmers, but especially the brilliant/well known ones, are insufferable egotists. Many cannot have a technical disagreement without despising the person they disagree with. Professionalism and the tech industry are just star
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Sundar is also a McKinsey dipshit.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
If you worked at Xerox I'd be amazed if you weren't already interviewing around, they've been on life-support for a while. Just goes to show what happens when MBAs run a product-centric company.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
This isn't a job posting, it's an employee trying to farm referral bonuses. To anyone considering this: just go on Blind or Fishbowl, where you can get a referral without having to deal with this kind of person.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Are you actually hiring? You've posted for these positions every single month for the past couple years, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27373603 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34612652
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Bingo. Cost-cutting only works in the short term, and by "working" I mean gaming the financial statements. Despite the oligarch's best efforts we still live in a fairly competitive market in therms of tech products. Competing
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Excessive executive compensation is unnecessary and steals value from shareholders and employees. Tech execs, even middle management, are wildly overcompensated for the value they bring compared to the engineers.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Precisely. Becoming the "go-to" person, at best, means that you're going to be too valuable to promote and you'll be exploited to the nth degree.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
I'm glad you've found fulfilling places to work, but I think you might have a bit of survivorship-bias.
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by el-dude-arino 3y ago
Enough to tell my boss to get f*cked

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