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The main computing constraint isn't the hardware that the software is running on, but is instead the wetware that creates the software npm install --save electron
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Does that have anything to do with this blog post in particular? I would wager your comment is off topic
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is it written in ruby?
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It gets more bleak every day
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Peak hackernews hot takes right here folks
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A utopia that was once common across America.
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hachicorp? where have I heard that? lol
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wait, there are custom embroidered naruto vest stores? link?
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as a rubyistpythonista citizen, i agree
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ugh
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ok boomer
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Worklife balance laws will never work because there will always be uber competitive mad lads who will put in 12 hour days to get ahead. The only thing that will give you work life balance is leverage in the form of valuable skills that your
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Same age, also won the IPO lotto, but not enough to not have to work. Just enough to be financially comfortable with any downturn. I think it might have been the best outcome. Actually on second thought, no, I'd love to not work. Congr
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You try lugging a whole deer's worth of venison outside to the snow every time your power goes out
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Of course. More exploitable
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they're just shoes
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Or you can do what I'm doing and make the big bucks working remotely out of a small town in Ontario for a SV company ;) Once you get to staff+ you effectively remove any real pay difference based on your locality.
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My plan is: - Move to America, become rich - Move back to Canada, retire - Win :P
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I love b trees :)
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Do people actually drink at work events? I just keep on adding ice to my drink and pretend so I don't look out of place Work events are work :P just a different kind of work
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i should finally start my esp32 project actually i work 9h a day i dont think i have time ;_;
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Thank god for monero
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The message is clear then, avoid all conversations about this very topic at your work place and let the chips fall where they may.
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You're in one
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The democratic system shows its true nature when the media becomes democratic as well.
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Ah yes, we already have generally intelligent AI. It's apparently accessed through amazon mechanical turk.
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I pick up skills to get better jobs or increase my position. Sometimes my goals align with my employers.
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What is work exactly? Is studying on my spare time (often during work hours) work? It's focused and productive, but it's to no advantage of my employer. Humans will always naturally do the bare minimum for others, while maximizing
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And richest
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If you don't turn on your camera I won't really enjoy working with you. For me, facial expression alongside the tonality of your voice are important communication mechanisms. It's actually quite rude if you don't turn on
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