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Indeed. Eating is found to be a major cause of wasted billions of hour per day in the world. Can you imagine productivity growth if people just stop eating.
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No internet. No phone. That will do this guy some real good.
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1y ago
For a moment I thought there is a graveyard full of similar visitors
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1y ago
Perhaps it would be scheme like those Toilet service champions in Gentleman clubs in US. Guys handing napkins and mints to hassled bathroom visitors for couple of dollars.
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1y ago
Well mostly I have seem people learn shortcomings of software by using or creating it and come up with new version when possible. In your case it seems v1 are perfect each time.
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1y ago
Yeah, nowadays missing those brave hearts who would turn post lunch walks in to protest walks whenever they saw injustice in the world.
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1y ago
> To do what exactly? To stay employed at Microsoft. After all many may want that some may not.
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1y ago
> It just makes me sick growing up in the USA, As always when feeling terrible check out other places to if and where better things exist.
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1y ago
Times are changing. A couple of years back people would not only work from home but angrily demand that employers need to share all that office cost saving with employees who are working remotely.
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1y ago
> The people who get nothing done remote, also tend to get nothing done in an office they just create the illusion of it. Maybe, maybe not but it surely create cost on people to come to office. Just as example person can't just use
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Indeed. Apart from really aggressive, "love the bad press" type of employers most would try to appear reasonable from outside while largely rejecting wfh/remote requests lasting more than few months.
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1y ago
Yup, standards are the best thing applied to others.
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1y ago
I think people are laughing at atrocious jokes forever just to be on right side of political climate at that time.
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1y ago
That would be the case if CEO do not routinely waste innumerable hours on so many meetings, lunches, events etc with so many idiots filling the room. But may be "No punching down" theory demand to not call those people idiots.
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1y ago
Who is this grand "we"? Are you more than one person?
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1y ago
It can lead to class awakening but I think AI is not sufficient. It would need very large scale climate / ecological disasters where suddenly lot of current middle classes conveniences become available only to top classes.
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1y ago
> All the good devs that I know aren't worried about losing their jobs... 'Good' is doing heavy lifting here. E.g AI/Automation could possibly eliminate 90% of IT jobs and cause all kind of socio-economic issues in so
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1y ago
This C level thing is happening for decades. There are many with CTO title who manage groups sometime as small as 5-10 people. And they are not startups but large corporates.
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1y ago
AWS is losing marketshare to Azure and GCP. This is big deal, it was unexpected after years of Google/Microsoft trying and failing. Further AWS is losing share at a time when GCP and Azure are becoming profitable businesses, so no long
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1y ago
I do not see it as a master strategy. It is just something that happened. Similar to having no plan of having million fakeish Chinese brand selling crap on Amazon.com. But ones they are there then Sure, why not . May be in few year a lot
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1y ago
You can prove him wrong by doing thing what he claims should not be done.
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Agree. It is harsh truth. Even the good old outsourcing seems in resurgence. Lately I see at work large delegations of IT bodyshops claiming 60% saving with AI + a dev/support center in India. It may or may not work but it can crater 7
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1y ago
You mean society where I can benefit at cost of other party indefinitely but when other try to stop I berate them for changing conditions which benefited me.
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1y ago
Nah, just shoot them dead in encounters. Commercial cases, criminal cases all the same. EU need to learn from HN law experts. One can see world wide where jail time or extra judicial punishments has made business people most upstanding citi
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Agree. That's why no Canadian ever wants to come to US work, shopping or medical treatments. Commercialization of all aspects of life is horrible in USA.
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Huh, it all started with a Rust developer ceaselessly picking on Zig been memory-unsafe on social media. It would be one thing to write some technical post and be done with it but this obsession with Zig by Rust dev was infuriating to put i
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1y ago
Could be other way round too. Meta wants to use their own data centers capacity for their custom AI solutions. Generic compute and storage for online and batch workloads can be moved to Google cloud infra.
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I agree. Seems like people took my comment above as my opinion. It was supposed to be argument of Linkedin type AI hype generators.
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Not Engineer + AI = Now an Engineer Thats the reason for high valuation of AI companies.
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Maybe source of "AI replacing junior staff" is the statement AWS CEO made during a private meeting with client.
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