jazzpush2

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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I'm not sure if you meant to respond to me, but nothing you've said has addressed what I asked, which was very direct.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
It's actually incredible that you can share that bottom paragraph with a straight face after we just went to war with Iran. Let's discuss it openly, as you prime: how do you contrast what you just shared with the war, and Israel&#
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
You think Meta employees are only expected to work 8 hours a day? Also, this isn't about tracking social media usage, it's about collecting employee keys/actions.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Meta continuing to be the most shameless (and shameful to work for) company around. I can't think of a single product of theirs that hasn't made the world a markedly worse place. Even their recent hardware foray is managing to fin
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
You would think the devrel would be more familiar with OSS policies than anyone else. Something about their LinkedIn job title at Google ("Developer Relations (Mostly SWE)" also reads odd.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Many dataviz people are like this, and it comes off odd. Awhile back, there was an entire 'Bar Barplots' movement, with exactly the same argument. Same for Pie Charts vs Donut charts ('angle shouldn't encode magnitude!&#
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
No - not everyone has a moral number, believe it or not. And no, most people don't give a shit about the car you drive, or want to friend you for it. Maybe in your social circles, but as someone in circles of both non-tech people and (
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I work at a frontier lab and have rejected Meta interviews (for much higher salary) many times over the years. And BMW meetups are not good ways to meet high-salary people. Likely the exact opposite.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I work for a frontier lab, lol.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
This sounds bad to say, but it's difficult to feel bad for any meta engineers who lost their jobs. You undoubtedly had other options, yet you chose to work for one of the most well-documented do-bad-for-the-world organizations on the p
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I can't stand Cursor. Every time I open it up I have 3 popups I don't use, that I then need to figure out how to close. Using it for notes is impossible, since the autocomplete just tries to fill in bullshit. Awful what VC money
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Ah, you're right. A broad, contrarian dismissal is exactly the way you should respond in any conversation related to CPI/inflation. By the way, that coffee is $9. Sorry, Brazil tariffs and everything else - you understand.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
You completely ignored every question related to costs/privacy.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Do you feel that way about all forms of entertainment? You also are not, "playing, exercising, practicing, getting injured, losing, or winning, nor are you getting paid" nor doing comedy when you watch Joe Rogan standup, so who ca
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
You don't think the last sentence, if proven to be true, is fraud? Or, at the minimum, an example of scam behavior?
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Of course teaching pre/post-COVID is very different. Studies abound reveal this, as do plentiful anecdotes from both teachers and staff. > I'm not sure this distinction can be made, really. Which distinction can't be made?
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I think there's a word for this in the dictionary: 'nuance'
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I had the opposite experience, as it were, teaching in the UC system. The politics were mostly fine, but the students, especially those post-COVID, were the problem. Most of the students were always great. But it seemed like every quarter,
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Exactly the type of post you want from someone working on a mental health app...
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted - I had a blast until the inevitable edgelords spamming the N word. Maybe worth someone adding a PR to filter out such words.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
This is what "Building for the future" looks like post-layoffs, huh? Can't even ship with app-scoped tokens...
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by jazzpush2 5mo ago
See also his new book versus his old. His new book is nothing but name-dropping.
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by jazzpush2 5mo ago
Vibe-coded chemistry is absolute garbage right now. The former would do magnitudes better.
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by jazzpush2 5mo ago
This is what they get for laying off their video teams.
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by jazzpush2 5mo ago
Quick, someone bury the "Do Palantir workers think they're the bad guys?" thread!
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Talking points like this occur when they've shipped nothing and have nothing to show for all the investment.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
He can lead that way with that sword he's been showing off!
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Now do service fees and 'convenience' fees. Every ticket I buy for a movie somehow costs $2 extra now. (As with everything else). Robbery.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Zero chance. This country has become an absolute joke of corruption, especially anything related to insider trading.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Never seen this and have several products that use it...

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