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691.
by flerchin 5y ago
Russian boots on the moon when?
692.
by flerchin 5y ago
When I compare to Slack, Teams, or even some AWS outages, it's about industry standard.
693.
by flerchin 5y ago
If you haven't worked with one, you might believe it's a myth. Some folks, in the right place at the right time, are just better. Probably way more than 10x better, but dragged down by the same meetings overhead, at more than 10x
694.
by flerchin 5y ago
What is this? You think smokers beat the 'rona?
695.
by flerchin 5y ago
Yes. The market is tight, and mostly full of un-hireables.
696.
by flerchin 5y ago
Is there a lawsuit to make GM take back the cars? This is ridiculous.
697.
by flerchin 5y ago
I would like to see some workloads, not just GC times.
698.
by flerchin 5y ago
I don't know where you get that idea. I mean income spreading, and it's available to individuals. Leave your personal attacks on another forum please. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/incomespreading.
699.
by flerchin 5y ago
Is that different than shorting a broad range of stocks?
700.
by flerchin 5y ago
Do income spreading if having an unusual year. This spreads your income across the past several years, and allows a lower marginal tax-rate.
701.
by flerchin 5y ago
Info leaks have negligible provable harms. It's a real moral hazard. It's not that there aren't harms, it's that it's nearly impossible to link any harms back to any specific leak.
702.
by flerchin 5y ago
Jobs only stay vacant when the compensation is not market clearing. In many cases, the compensation for the marginal jobs will need to include childcare or training.
703.
by flerchin 5y ago
From what I can understand, AFA meant that a manufacturer could lose their license to Google Play Services on _all_ of their devices if they produced _any_ devices using an Android fork. This is a clear abuse of market power.
704.
by flerchin 5y ago
For crying out loud. Inductive reasoning. GTFO
705.
by flerchin 5y ago
If all the Agile people and all the Project managers got stuck in an endless status meeting, no one would ever notice.
706.
by flerchin 5y ago
You're kidding right? Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Instant Video, CBS All-Access, whatever, they all do basically the same thing, and the only differentiator for my parents is the content.
707.
by flerchin 5y ago
If the cost to complete a project divided by its expected annual revenue is more than the P/E ratio of your stock, you're in a sunk-cost fallacy.
708.
by flerchin 5y ago
This is why we skip every other Windows.
709.
by flerchin 5y ago
I've got my finger on the pulse of spicy memes, and I've never seen a God Emperor one. Is this some kind of Trumpist thing?
710.
by flerchin 5y ago
aka "Our valuation is dropping like a rock"
711.
by flerchin 5y ago
So the sound dampening works well too?
712.
by flerchin 5y ago
As a slave. He couldn't quit, and wasn't paid.
713.
by flerchin 5y ago
Cut is high, something like 91.25%. That should probably change. All the rest is whinging.
714.
by flerchin 5y ago
Kessler syndrome is a real thing, but this reads like FUD.
715.
by flerchin 5y ago
There's not a strict religious group in the world that seems to be happy.
716.
by flerchin 5y ago
They didn't fight.
717.
by flerchin 5y ago
Do some interviews. You'll see. The remote market is everywhere. Good luck.
718.
by flerchin 5y ago
It's at least a design pattern to consider. Main tradeoffs are cost, expressiveness, and fine-grained testing/control. But leveraging infra does provide me with much joy.
719.
by flerchin 5y ago
I dunno. I've never worked a FAANG, but wage increases have been great for every new job. Maybe my US perspective is showing? Maybe move to a hotter market?
720.
by flerchin 5y ago
Software dev wages are through the roof as a counterargument.

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