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geodel
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I think software developer's high pay and relatively consequence free existence have given them a bit of thought leader quality in domains beyond their expertise. But it is not going to be the case for lot of developers soon. So pullin
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1y ago
Finally, fraudsters are waking up to scientific methods and tools. Hoping soon unscientific frauds will be a thing of past.
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Right. If situation allows doing face to face is nice. But thing as they are lately doing via canned message or email is perfectly fine and one need not think any less of manager or employee just based on their communication method.
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1y ago
> If you don't have the balls to tell an employee to his or her face that they don't... This is just bullshit. Managers don't have to do any such thing as it may become unnecessarily confrontational. Similarly lot of peopl
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1y ago
You have issues, you open JIRA ticket.
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1y ago
Almost all of them?
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1y ago
Well I am giving tip because of fucking nag screen on payment terminal.
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1y ago
Hehe, in here (US) tip for a bad hair cut in 15 dollars is 5 dollars. For better haircut maybe go for fancy salon if one is so particular about hairs.
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1y ago
> If you knew that the total cost of the meal would be the same,.. Huh, why should I know this at all. I read the prices online or in restaurant when I enter in. I will assume that as my cost of food.
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1y ago
Different because now list price of a sandwich is $8.99 instead of $14 that customer will actually pay. Hotels, resorts, restaurants, tours etc are master at this. Even after knowing these add-ons people fall for it often enough to keep thi
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1y ago
More than technology it is cloud service. So I think code is not the most interesting part here.
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1y ago
To me it seems Pulsar, a stream native sponsored project has not picked up. So a wrapper over Kafka/Pulsar with all Kafka compatibility and perhaps pulsar technology in cloud streaming engine is good business play.
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1y ago
> the rest of us can do high quality work without being paid for each feature/bug fixed, yet these individuals cannot Yes they can not. It is not high quality work but high quality results for sales guy. Developer work is complete o
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1y ago
Agree. But those fat margins can get starting to be shared with CIOs, CTOs and other managers with purchasing power. IMO the constant hectoring at workplace about migration to cloud or cloud native crap is not coming from some deep technica
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1y ago
On that note seems like after ruckus about Hector Martin's PRs not getting merged, things are calm but progressing.
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1y ago
True. If it were easy to pirate these warriors would be claiming policy change as reason to pirate.
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1y ago
> They are expected to write go. This got to be a joke right. The only thing I hear is at Google no one likes Go. Most software is in C++, Rust, Java or Kotlin.
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1y ago
Yeah, at best those billions are capable of taking orders and executing it.
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1y ago
I mean hiring a lot over years did not make things any better so why not try the reverse.
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1y ago
So failures are some deep valid reasons whereas success is developers don't know any better language.
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1y ago
Yup, sounds very straightforward to me. At least ten days of mandatory strike should be mandated by law as it can resolve so many issues.
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1y ago
I mean this is indeed most important thing as opposed to minor issues like wholesale ecological destruction of mountains and rivers in Uttarakhand.
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> For westerners, one quick thing you need to understand is that in India the written laws and constitution are totally irrelevant for day to day life Very important point. This explains how government use slick officials talking in engl
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1y ago
This sounds great. Have your clients or employers followed this advice?
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1y ago
Hilarious and true.
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Well if company can't profit selling such device in small quantity it is commercial failure. There is not much qualification to it beyond that. The bar appears too low to prospective customer because they lose nothing if they try this
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1y ago
The answer was right in Mira's resignation from OpenAI [1] “I want to create the time and space to do my own exploration.” To create time and space and even able to explore it is far beyond cutting edge physics of today. If she is able
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1y ago
I heard they are building a What the hell were you thinking machine.
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True. People here can be like this. I have not forgotten even the greatest juice maker of all times, Juicero was similarly disparaged with all this negativity.
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1y ago
> A16Z has certainly had some misses,.. Yeah, similar to Trump administration may have had some misses but extremely smart people are doing great things.
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