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by gsibble 1y ago
What great news
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by gsibble 1y ago
Corporations still need their slave underclass.
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Trump to Impost $100k Fee on H1B Visas(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
14 points by gsibble 1y ago|0 comments
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by gsibble 1y ago
That's a shame.
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by gsibble 1y ago
It is. And that's great news!
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by gsibble 1y ago
I just finished building a water cooled Threadripper 9980X machine today (you can go see it on reddit in r/watercooling or r/threadripper. My first ever build was a 386 though. What fond memories.
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by gsibble 1y ago
I talked to ChatGPT about it for a while. It says mmWave means you can get 1-3gbps speeds if you're in a covered area. However, most are stadiums, airports, etc.. Verizon has by far the largest coverage, then AT&T. At least in my d
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by gsibble 1y ago
I generally look for high IQ and work ethic more than anything else. I don't even care if they don't have experience in the framework I need for example because good programmers can figure out stuff quickly. So 1: very willing 2:
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by gsibble 1y ago
That's by far the hardest part. Almost all referrals. I've tried everything including hiring a sales team paid on commission and nothing reliably works. Because of that my pay varies pretty dramatically. Something always seems to
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by gsibble 1y ago
This was on the front page 5 minutes ago and gaining traction. Now it's not even on the 2nd or 3rd page. What gives? This is an important topic.
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by gsibble 1y ago
I've also been on the hiring side of this. Within an hour of making a job posting on LinkedIN, I'll usually have 150+ applicants. 95%+ are unqualified and wading through the applications is a nightmare. But the fact such a high pe
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by gsibble 1y ago
Last time I applied out in 2023, I probably submitted 700+ applications. I've been CTO of several medium sized organizations, CEO of a startup that exited, and am a great backend coder and software architect. I got 2 interviews. One wa
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by gsibble 1y ago
I think most parts are geared towards gaming these days. When I've needed a server, I went for multi-CPU setups with older, cheaper CPUs. That being said, for AI, HEDT is the obvious answer. Back in the day, it was much more affordable
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Precise laser tracking in space at 4000 km distance while moving at mach 25(twitter.com)
4 points by gsibble 1y ago|0 comments
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by gsibble 1y ago
Hyprland > Sway
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The UK has agreed to drop its mandate for Apple to provide a "back door"(twitter.com)
6 points by gsibble 1y ago|0 comments
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by gsibble 1y ago
That is one ugly watch.
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by gsibble 1y ago
Sure appears that way. Wish they used Starlink. 5G cuts out at high speeds.
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by gsibble 1y ago
The fact they don't mention they are any faster is disappointing. I'm all for a better cabin experience (I take the Acela at least once a month) although first class was perfectly acceptable. Much better than flying.
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by gsibble 1y ago
Yikes.
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Trump to put 100% tariff on computers chips(sfchronicle.com)
25 points by gsibble 1y ago|6 comments
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by gsibble 1y ago
It's weird to me that ChatGPT would release a local model that you can't plug directly into their client.....kind of defeats the purpose. Also creates a walled garden on purpose.
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by gsibble 1y ago
I didn't post this for people to feel bad for the VCs. It's super funny the banks totally fucked them. These "sophisticated investors".
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by gsibble 1y ago
Sounds like Windsurf.
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Figma IPO was so underpriced VCs lost out on $20B+(innovationnation.blog)
12 points by gsibble 1y ago|5 comments
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by gsibble 1y ago
I think Altman and Softbank wanted it more.
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by gsibble 1y ago
This is a wild story. It's all just marketing sleight of hand. Kind of pathetic.
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by gsibble 1y ago
The details have not come out about how they structured the deal, probably because it was shady as fuck.
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by gsibble 1y ago
This really breaks the social contract that startups and employees have had together for a very long time and will severely damage the ecosystem in the long term. Shame on the VCs who got paid out allowing this to happen.
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by gsibble 1y ago
The VCs all got paid their multiples. Google put a ton of money into the company which then repurchased select people's stock while leaving everyone else high and dry.

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