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L3s are fresh college grads... I wouldn't call them anyone's best engineers.
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If a candidate can memorize as much as ChatGPT I think they're worth $183k.
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I'm curious as to why he's agreeing to this. There is no universe in which American politicians will agree to any compromise that TikTok can offer and even if they would, they won't do it in front of a camera. They will just
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Wut. I don't know of a single entity on earth, government or private, legal or illegal, that wouldn't accept US dollars in some form or other. I wouldn't say the same about Bitcoin, much less other forms of crypto.
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4y ago
Omg yes, and workers against consumers. "When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich." No, they will eat each other.
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4y ago
Again, extremely narrow definition of advantage.
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4y ago
Um what. Last I checked Asians were definitely a racial minority in America. Saying they're not minorities because they're a majority of TJ is like saying Blacks aren't minorities because they're a majority in Harlem. It
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The "best school" reputation was built over many years. The woke mismanagement is recent. It's actually a pretty easy reconciliation but I admit I have some context on TJ.
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4y ago
A lot of political donations and a darling of the media.
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4y ago
The glory of discovery will echo through the ages. Radio astronomy was invented in the Holmdel Bell Labs. I remember reading a story of a scientist that had discovered a new element. He sprinkled it on his father's grave saying that it
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Jesus that packaging and name is bland. If you swapped the nationalities of the respective companies, people would be screaming "cheap knockoff".
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Mild shock. Of course if you argued that side previously you were obviously a racist or something.
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Boy, I didn't think anything would get me to cheer on Zuckerberg and this metaverse BS but then I read this article. So many words just to say "halp I'm losing money".
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4y ago
To be fair, isn't that the whole supposed reason being defi and crypto?
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4y ago
How much of it is regretted vs. unregretted? The article mentions that a lot of it is low tech manufacturing and it has long been the goal of China to move up the value chain.
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4y ago
Oh God I don't want to click that. I've seen one photo on wikipedia of a woman with a sword in her vagina and I did not need that. EDIT: Although I do not want to see it, perhaps I should and I regret this has been flagged. The Ja
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Stadia was prepared for a future that was promised and not delivered on time: ubiquitous (mmWave) 5G. A lot of folks point out that Stadia doesn't make sense because you'd be tied to locations with stable Internet. That wasn'
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Haha, when you put it like that, I can totally see why the interviewer was "awesome" and let the guy stay on. He was totally there for the drama.
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How often is this some govt prosecutor trying to save face after realizing they were wrong? I.e., okay you're not a criminal but how about you say you didn't dot your i's and cross your t's in some bullshit paperwork and
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4y ago
Practicing for a Jane Street interview?
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4y ago
I'm actually with you. I don't have romanticism towards small book sellers and would personally be okay with Amazon dominating that industry. If I had a small bookstore, I would turn it into a private members club and charge an an
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Ah yes, it's hard to make everything equally good (i.e. give small book sellers free access to delivery infrastructure) but it's easy to make everything equally bad.
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As Mike Erhmentraut would say, he's part of the game.
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I had heard that the Boeing bird of prey was named after the Klingon bird of prey but hadn't seen a picture. Now I see why.
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Is it really not uncommon for a manager (even a new one) to manage a singleton? That has always felt like an antipattern to me. On my team I would not mint a new manager unless they had at least 2-3 reports.
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He bought a $25M stake by raising money from friends and family.
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As much as I hate the Adam Neumann type of leader (i.e Nothing but hype), he did make WeWork a household name synonymous with office space and the gig economy. When I need to rent an office the first time, WeWork was the first to come up m
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I would argue we have examples now: Google Research, Deepmind, MSR, IBM Research, AT&T Labs, FAIR... I would argue that all their combined achievements don't add up to Bell Labs'. (IBM Research Zurich as a couple of Nobels I t
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https://youtu.be/IFfdnFOiXUU Half cringe corporate jingle, half mind-blowing list of accomplishments with a chorus punctuated by Nobel prizes.
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Seriously, when you list it all out it sounds like a reasonable trade.
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