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by granshaw 3y ago
In fact intelligence is negatively correlated with success in business. It’s all grit and a certain irrational headstrongness that’s needed
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by granshaw 3y ago
Just gave me a reason to support JIRA
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by granshaw 3y ago
Where there is no opportunity, there will be crime
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by granshaw 3y ago
Love ‘em or hate em, Kids suck up ALL of your time
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by granshaw 3y ago
The alternative is, you know, the school actually teaching well enough that they understand it without your help
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by granshaw 3y ago
Interned there Summer of 08. Remember mentions of “this CUDA thing” then, that was during its infancy. Midway through, our intern friend group found out one of the smaller buildings had a buffet lunch and started taking the shuttle there of
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by granshaw 3y ago
Fine then, Phoenix :) But yeah Go is not a good ecosystem for comprehensive web development
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by granshaw 3y ago
Just use Rails
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by granshaw 3y ago
It’s astounding that we have an understanding of far away phenomena like black holes and supernovas, but have such a poor understanding of so many aspects of the systems in the human body still
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by granshaw 3y ago
> In urban areas, most people park on the streets Isn’t this the main problem? People parkig on the streets simply cannot buy EVs cause charging would be a royal hassle for them
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by granshaw 3y ago
This x1000
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by granshaw 3y ago
Been discussed at length in other HN post comments - yes, faang is often seen as a negative in this market, unless they’re specialized and that specific expertise is needed
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by granshaw 3y ago
An Elixir job seems much more attainable?
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by granshaw 3y ago
Google and new products… Hahahahahhhaha
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by granshaw 3y ago
Resilience, courage, strength
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by granshaw 3y ago
9-5 five days a week is itself too much if the goal is quality time with children Society itself doesn’t prioritize upbringings of children
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by granshaw 3y ago
That’s the expected outcome of any platform employees flock to
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by granshaw 3y ago
As others have pointed out, “bullshit” is the wrong term here. More like “extremely tedious and mind numbing” How is this job that different from being on an assembly line and all you do is tighten the screws on something that passes by?
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by granshaw 3y ago
Tight labor market* * except the tech market the majority of this audience participates in
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by granshaw 3y ago
Fair enough. I did notice the distinction when rereading your comment
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by granshaw 3y ago
Far from it. They have great recent user growth and everybody is appending “Reddit” to the end of their google searches in the quest for non-gamed search results
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by granshaw 3y ago
The crowd here just wants to ensure their high paying mega tech jobs stay safe. Can’t blame them, kinda in the same camp
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by granshaw 3y ago
> Everyone in the big city is a transient, only there to make money and find love before it's time to head for the suburbs. Definitely stealing this!
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by granshaw 3y ago
I said it once and I’ll say it again: NAT is not actual “security”, and a good part of the spirit of the internet died when it became ubiquitous, along with puny asymmetric upload speeds
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by granshaw 3y ago
Wow mandating RTO while the very top executives still fulltime WFH is French-revolution-era-monarchy-levels “asking for it”
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by granshaw 3y ago
Home sale transactions end up being public record anyway tho
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by granshaw 3y ago
Yeah try 40-50% instead
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by granshaw 3y ago
How I can be a good example to my child is what I’m most worried about. I’m not even convinced myself that having the highest levels of integrity is beneficial in current society, let alone when they’re of age.
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by granshaw 3y ago
You’re not the dick, the employer is.
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by granshaw 3y ago
No driver wages tho!

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