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by kache_ 5y ago
they're rarer & in higher demand, therefore
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by kache_ 5y ago
what about working hard and also making lots of mon-e
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by kache_ 5y ago
I went through a very similar process and my study plan was similar, though compressed into about a month and a half (no kid, younger). It was for an IC position. I wrote a blog post about it also (which I won't share). These interview
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by kache_ 5y ago
I don't understand people who don't minmax effort to income. That's why we work, for money. I re-evaluate my employer every 2 years or at the end of a project, because I will always just go to the highest bidder. I'll re
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by kache_ 5y ago
yeah except I'm clearing 300 bones remotely :P
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by kache_ 5y ago
this a million times. I interviewed for the spooks, and the money they were offering was an absolute pittance compared to what I could be making just pay us, I'd be happy to come work. I know they have the money too, I pay double their
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by kache_ 5y ago
monero implements the cryptonote protocol (with some additional innovations of its own) and as far as I can tell, it's pretty widely used https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/monero-transactions.htm...
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by kache_ 5y ago
pay your taxes man, it's not worth it but fwiw with monero they don't know where the crypto came from. Technically, you could have mined it in the early days. So as long as you have to report on sale only and not origination, ever
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by kache_ 5y ago
If only there was a way to avoid bitcoins traceability problem? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=770.msg9074#msg9074 Ah, from satoshi himself! Group signatures. I wonder if someone implemented a protocol that does th
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by kache_ 5y ago
I've had my head in the sand for a while regarding generative AI, but now I'm getting pretty scared
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by kache_ 5y ago
worst case: a CEO salary over 2 years & and a few million dollars from an aquihire :P
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by kache_ 5y ago
It's just access to birth control
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by kache_ 5y ago
Time to ring up some VCs, buf xD
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by kache_ 5y ago
Ridiculous ageist policy. If you don't have a home and you're above 40, I'd argue you need the benefit even more.
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by kache_ 5y ago
yeaaaaaaaaah buddy i haven't been in an office since before covid If you're good enough that they need you, they'll hire you anywhere with a net connection.
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by kache_ 5y ago
p9999999 is alot easier when you process 100000000000000000000000 requests
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by kache_ 5y ago
Exactly. Cheap debt is not so cheap anymore, so VCs are going to stop steam rolling all their asymmetric bets.
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by kache_ 5y ago
He's not popular on hacker news. He's definitely popular
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by kache_ 5y ago
Yes, a very important distinction. Which is why I said _honest_ exit interview :P Your attitude is right - avoid hostility at all costs. We're business people who code at the end of the day, what would a business man do?
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by kache_ 5y ago
I'm a politician first and software engineer second.. I have _never_ given anyone or any sub-organization bad feedback, directly or indirectly. I've advised someone on something that could help them be better, but I've never
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by kache_ 5y ago
The scale at which Meta operates at really boggles my mind. I work with an ex facebook guy who was on the infra side of things and the numbers he told me.. I couldn't even imagine. And I'm working on the order of magnitude of 100m
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by kache_ 5y ago
you gotta have a goal and really really really want it if you don't have a goal, you're just nnot going to do it. It's really easy to focus when you have a deadline, so just set up deadlines on yourself
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by kache_ 5y ago
maybe soon there'll be 4 ;)
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by kache_ 5y ago
I've been working as an IAM engineer for my entire career. This is a really good write up on a few ways on how you could handle authorization, but I think it also highlights the challenges with it The more I come across different syste
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by kache_ 5y ago
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh `g d` ;_;
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by kache_ 5y ago
The problem with abstractions is that it seems that not making leaky abstractions is difficult for most people (most people making these abstractions don't know about the concept of an abstraction leakage in the first place) Software e
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by kache_ 5y ago
I prefer the moral clarity of playing "dirty" (but legally) compared to pretending to be nice but doing shady shit like conspiring to depress SWE salaries in emails with strict retention policies
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by kache_ 5y ago
Usually I'm on /g/ threads pretending to be hacker news, but this time the script got flipped :D
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by kache_ 5y ago
not your keys, not your crypto :) your crypto won't get stolen if you have good opsec
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by kache_ 5y ago
I'm actually not wishing for a powerful referee - I'm _happy_ this hack happened. It means that cryptocurrency as an experiment succeeded in completely removing centralized control, and we're now closer to my libertarian utop

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