gloryjulio

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by gloryjulio 9mo ago
200k base sounds about right. Likely off by 1 error
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by gloryjulio 9mo ago
This. Most of the Chinese products met the definition of dumping. They over produce with suppressed wages, currency exchange rate, and government subsidies. The current generations of Chinese workers do not benefit from this. To clarify, th
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by gloryjulio 10mo ago
To you edit: Again, you are ignoring the issue I raised: Whitewashing nazi issues(not the casual nazi labels we have seen these days, but the actual Nazi Germany) would be considered far right. This is about the actual fact about whitewashi
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by gloryjulio 10mo ago
I am saying the act of whitewashing nazi issues(not the casual nazi labels we have seen these days, but the actual Nazi Germany) would be considered far right. Do you agree that this happened? No one is calling everyone nazi in this thread.
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by gloryjulio 10mo ago
Whitewashing nazi issues(not the casual nazi labels we have seen these days, but the actual Nazi Germany) would be considered far right
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by gloryjulio 10mo ago
Wang is not Zuck's first choice. Zuck couldn't get the top talents he wanted so he got Wang. Unfortunately Wang is not technical, he excels in managing the labeling company and be the top in providing such services. That's wh
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
There is a Chinese term called 'porn gambling drugs business'. And these businesses will always be lucrative
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Consider that Amd was not far from bankruptcy. They couldn't even execute on their gpu chips consider that they were the duopoly with nvidia and mostly missed the ai wave. Do they even have the capacity to work on arm on top of that?
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
I think Milei's policies were fine and the economy was turning around. He didn't make it worse, and it was heading for the right direction. But (a big but) the series of scandals and corruptions have exhausted his political power.
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
L6+ (google scale) are mostly doc engineers who work on architecture and leading the team. I don't think this is anything new
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
It's tourists tax for the foreigners, it's not for the locals. Maybe Lisbon should consider charge the foreigners to help fund the locals too?
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Exactly. Japan has been raising prices to help to curb the crowded tourism. Such a simple supply/demand solution
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Google was severely undervalued for quite a while. It's current pe is only less than 25. While other mag7 might have inflated valuation, google was undervalued for a long time. There are quite a lot people bet Google would bounce back
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
I think it's a common rule that everyone should know. A specialty restaurant with fewer items is always better. It's cheaper and better for them to run, and you get cheaper and better food
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Tbf, app vs server side website are distinct use cases. React is for apps. It's overkill for htmx use cases. Just like what the htmx author did, react can also have an on the other hand section
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Paypal has a bad rep from the merchants side. But for the users, it's just more convenient to link paypal email as payment method instead of others. To the consumers there is no difference between paypal, google pay, or apple pay. Payp
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Like the google people who can't convince them and went on to create carbon?
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
They claim they are gonna overtake gcp, azure, even aws in the next few years while the revenue is not beating the estimate this quarter. The stock popped. Let's see how big the bubble goes
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
The ACA bill was originally a republican bill that Obama agreed and pushed. And then the republicans flipped around and started blaming Obama on their own bill.
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Example, Java is using erased generics. Once the code is compiled, the generics information is no longer in the bytecode. List<String> becomes List<>. This is called type erasure. C# is using reified generics where this informat
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Isn't that the 1st phone round? Most such people would not pass the technical portion of the phone call
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
Exactly. It's really a tragedy that crypto becomes a speculator's tool, and the real problem didn't even get solved.
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by gloryjulio 1y ago
^This. If this is only about less pay, lots of people would actually do it instead of chasing bonuses and promotions. But in a cut throat environment, you can't afford to not move the corporate metrics in quarterly reviews. Otherwise y
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Aren't that just design docs ;D
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
> Everything is temporary, even you. Glad to see some good old Buddhism philosophy at work. I am much happy now once I start thinking the same
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
> There's no technical moat around online sales. And lots of companies sell online. But Amazon is still the biggest (by a long long way) (at least in the US). Their "moat" is in public minds here. I don't think that&#
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Yes, body mind connection is a real attribute in sports science. All kinds of exercises help the brain too
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Not really. The engineering effort of rewriting the entire codebase into a different language is astronomical. Besides mapping the logic to the new language, think about all the quirks between languages that you need to deal with. In the wo
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
The problem is that your example is not most of the companies that uses python are facing, which is the majority of the python code. They want some kind of performance uplift without rewriting the whole python code base. It's cheaper i
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
If meta keeps giving the model away, wondering how that impacts their valuation

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