enumjorge

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by enumjorge 3y ago
"Up to" $180k for expertise in a field that is as technical and in as much demand as AI is low. For experts in AI, I wouldn't be surprised if their total comp in larger tech companies is around $500k-$1M. You can expect to fi
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I've seen this attribution of RTO to "managers" before but it doesn't ring true in my experience. Managers is too broad of a group of people. Every manager I've had since the beginning of the pandemic has loved work
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I don't think the parent comment is referring to PS5's success, but rather things like their recent significant price increases[0] to their PS Plus service, which is required for multiplayer for a lot of their games. [0] https:&#
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Ah yes. It reminds me of the tech libertarians that I’d so often come across in the Bay Area. Those who adopted Lord Farquaad’s philosophy that other people getting screwed over was a sacrifice they were willing to make. It doesn’t surprise
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> Even if they have the worst intentions we will end up better off (and so will they). We’re just that damned good. This reads like sarcasm and flies in the face of what’s been going on in the world for the last few years. You’re making
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by enumjorge 3y ago
This is off topic, but it’s crazy to me that the current incarnation of Twitter still seems to be the communication platform of choice for a good portion of the tech community. Presumably Jared still considers it to be the best way to share
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> I tend to blame the low interest rate "easy money" environment more than companies like Unity being reckless. As if the founders had no other options in life than to start companies relying on business models where you captur
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Sorry for the cynicism, but part of me wonders that if the market opportunities the tool finds are so valuable, why isn’t the person behind this pursuing them instead of selling this data?
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by enumjorge 3y ago
The funny thing is the reason Apple is switching to usb c is that they were forced to by EU regulators.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Their fall from grace, at least when it comes to the tech community, has been quite a sight. Has any other big tech company seen such a change in opinion? I’m not sure Microsoft was ever beloved and even though Apple might have lost some of
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by enumjorge 3y ago
With the last couple of election cycles in the US really emphasizing the “anyone” aspect.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> I started coding professionally in the age of AI. What does this mean? Copilot was released in March of this year. ChatGPT 4, which the community considers to be the only version of ChatGPT to be competent enough at coding tasks, was a
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by enumjorge 3y ago
It's comments like these that make me wish I could stand behind the chair of the people who get these results because I feel like there's something lost in translation. I don't know if I'm taking your comment too literal
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Another use case that I've seen talked about when it comes to eye-tracking technology is as it relates to the ad industry (it's always the freakin ad industry...). Eye-tracking is another way to detect what you're paying atte
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by enumjorge 3y ago
You mentioned freecodecamp, which although I haven't gone through myself I've seen recommended many times. Is there a specific reason why you're looking for more resources? The reason I ask is that a common newbie mistake I&#
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Ask HN: Is it common for mentoring to feel like a waste of time?
3 points by enumjorge 3y ago|3 comments
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Nothing says “we’re doing great” like having to remind people about every small thing you managed to shove out to production in the last few months. I’m surprised she didn’t include that they successfully managed to replace the toilet paper
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by enumjorge 3y ago
This is the cooperate equivalent of padding your resume with skills like “Microsoft Word”.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Yeah their messaging is a bit strange. Perhaps someone with more info on Arc can clarify, but their landing page makes a strong point about them being privacy-conscious, and their summary of their own terms of service is "TLDR: we won&
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I'm not even sure why the OP submitted this tweet. It has barely any information other than directing you to a different link.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> He's clearly not motivated by appearing intelligent Musk has spent and continues to spend an inordinate amount of effort cultivating a particular image/brand of himself, one which has gained him a large following.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
A lot of the companies you mentioned have non trivial investments in ads. I recently was surprised to find how big of an ad business Adobe has for example. Not sure that these companies would cease to exist if it weren’t for advertising but
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I get what you're saying, and I do think we should start preparing for a future where images are not something we can trust because I think we'll inevitably get there, but images are different than text. They are information dense
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Outer Wilds (not to be confused with Outer Worlds) is a fantastic game. It's one of those games that makes me wish I could erase my knowledge of the game to experience it again. I won't say more to avoid spoilers and not to over h
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I don't understand why ethics in engineering has to be framed as a political discussion.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> The saving grace here might be that Firefox won't implement the proposal. As others have said, FF doesn't have a lot of leverage left to influence those type of decisions, but Safari might. Not sure what their position is on
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Ask HN: How are you staying up-to-date with the latest on LLM-assisted coding?
1 points by enumjorge 3y ago|1 comments
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by enumjorge 3y ago
We could also all go back to 800x600 monitors. That way, no one would have to be subjected to writing the 10 lines of css to make text heavy sites more readable ;)
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I thought maybe they had opened up account creation, but it’s still behind a waitlist. I put my name down several weeks ago. Unless I missed the invite, they seem to be stingy about giving them out. If this is still mostly unavailable to th
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by enumjorge 3y ago
As far as being an attractive employer they pay really well. Not sure about other dimensions. This is anecdotal but a couple of people in my network had bad things to say about the work life balance and culture there.

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