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1y ago
> If you keep giving mortgages to anyone with a drivers license that's on you buddy. Isn't this the USA system?
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1y ago
Rich people in 3rd world countries do very well.
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1y ago
While currency exchange offices are honest and fair?
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1y ago
Doesn't really matter because being in EU you can't print money, being euros or whatever local currency you have.
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1y ago
Yes, I haven't found a new job yet.
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1y ago
In my company the career killer is being an immigrant lately.
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1y ago
Maybe what trump is doing is it
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1y ago
Doesn't arduino use c++?
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1y ago
We are, but if we keep consuming even more, we're not solving anything.
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1y ago
They're getting plenty of handouts from the state. What we have is not capitalism…
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1y ago
I don't know where you find these expert new grads, but that is very far from my own experience.
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1y ago
No no… you see we in the west are all about freedom. That's why we ban companies that do publish the weights! https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/6/which-countries-have...
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1y ago
You could do it 5 years ago as well, documentation existed then too.
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1y ago
I think if something can be automated by LLMs, managers are it. For example our CTO's communication are 100% written by chatgpt (which is why I don't bother reading them).
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1y ago
They are, but right now it's a hard sell with VCs
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1y ago
Well my company hired an american manager and now my job is in fact "do the tickets"… I just think it's done on purpose to get rid of the european office (where 100% of the product was implemented).
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1y ago
github copilot gave me wrong instructions on how to set up github copilot client :D
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1y ago
> Nokia I mean… if you define "does not work" as "place my own guy in a high position so he can make it stop working"… sure…
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1y ago
If by out-delivering you mean "they are producing low quality code that gets merged and then they can't fix all the bugs they've introduced so it's all up to you" then yes.
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1y ago
Capitalism failed in 1929 but its corpse is still here…
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1y ago
Not necessarily paid shills, but it's a good way to get a promotions, and then when it will be revealed that it doesn't actually work, they got the promotion already and will jump on the next hype to get the next promotion.
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1y ago
> A millionaire is 100x the wealth as someone with a thousand bucks. You're off by an order of magnitude.
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1y ago
They have no idea but they're building a new AI and will soon ask it.
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1y ago
Just make it opt in
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1y ago
You're aware of how many more grams of food you need with legumes to have the same proteins as a tiny slice of meat?
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1y ago
I like my food to wail in pain.
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1y ago
speed? Not pulling in a huge dependency?
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1y ago
When I was plagued by having to use elasticsearch, the python client we used had the same issue. Every function took kwargs.
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1y ago
What they should have done is call the cops and report abandoned children :)
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1y ago
Oh no don't worry. They feel entitled also when they're not paying.
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