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by geodel 7mo ago
I'd add tipping system for various services, but specially restaurants etc in definition of corruption too. Here blame pass around between employees, owners, restaurant associations, govt officials making/ passing laws etc. But en
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by geodel 8mo ago
Yup, saw that review. My takeaway is if one has knowledge and training level of Scott Alexander then this book has nothing new to offer. But since most folks don't so this maybe a interesting read.
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by geodel 8mo ago
While I agree with what you said. In personal experience I have noticed the software design / architecture is becoming irrelevant for lot of enterprises (including mine of course). So design nowadays is about API design Input/Outp
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by geodel 8mo ago
I mean Netflix is dealing with big, important things like container scaling, creating a million micro services talking to each other and so on. Having multiple tech blogging platform on Medium is not something they have a spare moment to th
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by geodel 8mo ago
I mean they can add Linux developer friendly features. This way they can sell literally dozens of iPads for hardcore developers.
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by geodel 8mo ago
Big, if true.
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by geodel 8mo ago
I don't believe in it. Tomorrow they will say Software developer was just a job and they were not intellectually superior race who brought alien technology like NodeJS.
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by geodel 8mo ago
> honestly i don't see my self networking just so that i can push my code But that's good outcome. You would rather spend time on projects where you agree with the project policies.
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by geodel 9mo ago
I mean people are nowadays are really scared of using microwave oven too. What happens if I heat my coffee 1 min too long. Could be near death experience. Thats why I always drive down to Starbucks for coffee!
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by geodel 9mo ago
Isn't AGI Adult Group Interaction?
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by geodel 9mo ago
Do they have Middle Age Grandpas on MTV nowadays?
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by geodel 9mo ago
I think he is real deal . I mean in reality he learned or knows very little about technical matters. No fraud needed.
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by geodel 9mo ago
Perhaps these are for deep divers who discuss Apple watch deep diving features than actual deep diving.
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by geodel 9mo ago
True. This is Globalism at work. If these companies were not selling goods and services globally then they wouldn't have to deal with setting up offices, staff, pressure from local politicians to hire locals around the world. Companies
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by geodel 9mo ago
From my LinkedIn feed I feel those Nigerian princes of past are now Amazon L7 managers.
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by geodel 9mo ago
> At the end of the day, there'll still be a need for highly skilled technical experts, whatever that job looks like. Well, this is kind of obvious right. Highly skilled people of next generation will do fine. The point is millions
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by geodel 9mo ago
Well, where I work these two trends are merging. Enterprise bloat plus LLM bloat. And leadership is "excited" about how much more code / applications IT can deliver this year
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by geodel 9mo ago
Agree. I'd say they may have build 1% systems like this. But impression is whole cloud is built with formal verification
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by geodel 9mo ago
Wow. Just came to know from your comment. Not sure if it was covered here on HN. I totally missed it.
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by geodel 9mo ago
I think it is good decision on your part. This whole traveling thing is not doing much good to the earth, to one's pocket, or to most of local people, cities, places one is traveling to (besides of course minority of people engaged in
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by geodel 9mo ago
Well, true. But it is true in same sense that Microsoft require newer hardware, and online accounts only to provide greater security, latest innovations to largest number of customers in shortest possible time.
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by geodel 9mo ago
Huh, FAANG salary comes at FAANG level revenue / profitability generated. That salary is not some kind of human right.
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by geodel 9mo ago
Well, XYZ rando going back to work after RSUs are vested is lot different from Google founder going back to work because he sees his 'baby' is in trouble. Those hobbies, interests etc sounds like middle class thing where people ta
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by geodel 9mo ago
I don't know if it is build environment or cultural thing. In US showing up at friends, or neighbors unannounced and spend hour or two would be very odd if not downright impolite. But in India it is something everyone would do or at le
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by geodel 10mo ago
> I'm actually quite good at the game and I've proven that, Good. I failed and very likely about to face consequences.
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by geodel 10mo ago
True. I used to count myself in that category. Do the work and stay away from games. I was also thinking of myself as clever, self-respecting by doing hard work and leaving daily politicking for others. And now sometime back I got like 2-3
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by geodel 10mo ago
Seems reasonable. Many points maybe more applicable Google/Google-like companies. With layoffs and overall job shortages a lot of workplaces are having a cake and eating it too. They demand fast delivery and taking shortcuts (calling i
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by geodel 10mo ago
Its an epidemic all over in IT departments and s/w industry in general. Nowadays people whose sum total knowledge would be managing some packaged Oracle/SAP software installation are holding title of CTO/SVP/EVP of softw
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by geodel 10mo ago
If these interns think a bit they both should run away by end of week six.
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by geodel 10mo ago
Umm.. more business. Because AI runs in cloud and consume even more resources.

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