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by iaseiadit 3y ago
> You should see Google's turnover numbers from 4 years ago, much less now. High turnover was industry-wide a few years back because pay went through the roof and job hopping was the best way to capture that. I suspect it’s lower no
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
It’s easy to dismiss everyone who doesn’t like being surrounded by fentanyl and meth addiction and crime as “right wing,” but it just makes them sound pretty sensible. All my friends moved away over a span of about three years. I held on as
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
ImageNet was very influential, but this just shows he was eighth author on a twelve author paper from almost a decade ago. Is there better evidence of sustained contributions to the field?
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Offering worse content while continually raising prices makes it difficult to compete
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
There’s more about the effort to publish his complete works here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_Omnia_Leonhard_Euler
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
It should be submitted at least annually
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
A few years back, 1-bedrooms in dire need of renovation were going for $3-$4k. Sounds like things have really fallen off. I still wouldn’t move back, unless I were 15 years younger and needed to jumpstart my career
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
> However the neighborhoods are dreamy I never got this. I lived in a “good” neighborhood, but still the TL issues (drug addicts, unhoused mentally ill people, dirty sidewalks, needles) still crept in. What neighborhoods are immune to th
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
How long from reading thoughts to writing thoughts?
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
For those unfamiliar, these are standards published by the Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) that provide guidelines for C++ and aim to promote safety, security, and reliability in embedded system software.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Going from 1 nm to 0.7 nm is hardly as impressive as going from 3 nm to 2 nm. It’s only 0.3 nm less!
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Those units sound made up. Nobody will believe them.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
You joke but it does seem like we’re near the end of the line. We can go from 3 nm to 2 nm to 1 nm, but we can’t go negative nanometers. That’s it.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
I’ve been buying Brother printers for the past 10-15 years, and recommending them whenever someone I know needs a printer. They’re simple, reliable, and relatively affordable, so they’ve given me no reason to seek out alternatives.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Yes, that’s an issue and it’s affecting countries all over the world. Sub-Saharan Africa and some Middle Eastern countries are pretty much the only places left with high fertility rates: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Ah, you’re right. It says online that a generation is 20-30 years so I was actually looking over 2-3 generations. Thanks for the correction.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Runs quite smoothly on my cell phone.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
The article you linked to is about people who previously identified as “white Hispanic” now identifying as “other Hispanic.” But the numbers I provided are specifically for non-Hispanic whites, who never identified as Hispanic. The article
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
No, both numbers refer to non-Hispanic whites. The Hispanic population of California was 13.7% in 1970. 19% in 1980, 39% in 2020: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanics_and_Latinos_in_Cal... And over 55% of students
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
California went from around 85% white European to 35% in roughly a generation (from 1960s to today). Statewide, only 20% of California students are white so their numbers will continue to decline for the foreseeable future. The US is a melt
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
The employees had a lot more money than that on the line.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
YC is invested in OpenAI. Wonder if they want a win-at-all-costs type person (if we go along with this premise) running a company they’re invested in, yet not want him running their company.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
I highly doubt it’s a top-down decision to prefer foreign applicants at Apple. But that said, it’s common in FAANG to find scenarios where a manager is of a certain background, and 90% of the people under just happen to be of the same backg
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
It’s great if you’re in the 40%.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
What year did you leave? Was it when tech companies were hiring as many employees as possible, or after the industry-wide layoffs that that hundreds of thousands of tech workers unemployed and fighting for scarce jobs? Were you in the count
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Never understood the mad rush to be the first person crammed into a stuffy metal tube where you’ll be stuck for the next several hours.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
VR/AR has been a disaster for every single company that’s gone anywhere near it. A bit too soon to claim that Apple cracked it.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Yet here we are.
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Custom silicon has actual value for Apple and Google products. But Facebook? Add it to VR, Metaverse, Threads, etc. - what have they done lately that hasn’t been misguided?
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by iaseiadit 3y ago
Similar reports were widespread 20+ years ago, when I worked in aerospace. Bad faith partnerships, industrial espionage, and companies barred from competing after all useful information was extracted. It has gone on for decades and nobody w

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