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leesec
7y ago
Who calls you a devil? Can you name any explicit times when people have mentioned or acted in a way regarding your sexuality/gender/profession?
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leesec
7y ago
>This is something I rarely see talked about. How do you hire a grad or junior dev who is remote? You give them an offer. >How do you mentor them and (over years) help them grow into a senior dev? Same way you do in an office but over
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leesec
7y ago
>Fully remote requires a huge amount of discipline to not end up working 16 hr days 6-7 days a week. For you perhaps, I for one certainly do not have a problem Not Working All The Time.
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leesec
7y ago
I find it bizarre that most people don't realize writing 'correctly' is just intelligence signaling too. There's no reason for it most of the time. If I can type something faster but still just as clear by typing it less
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leesec
7y ago
>Let's not forget that Wikileaks violated certain journalistic standards for divulging confidential information. Which standards are those? I thought journalists were supposed to divulge confidential information if crimes we're
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leesec
7y ago
Stability is the main reason. I've gone broke a lot in my life and hope to never do it again. Probably like 30-40% of companies won't care about a degree, but that still leaves 70-60% that might not even let you in the door. For 7
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leesec
7y ago
I am a college dropout turned coder who eventually re-enrolled in school and want to shout out Western Governors University. I would have never gone back if it was 4 years and a huge amount of money. WGU offers the ability to test out of ev
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leesec
7y ago
>We have the technology right now to stop global warming, Not sure what you're referring too.
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leesec
7y ago
Lack Of Doctors.
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leesec
7y ago
Umm what. I own a Tesla and am middle classed and don't think people poorer than me are ethically inferior. This is a huge stretch.
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leesec
7y ago
Hackernews never fails to blow me away. I can't be the only one who thinks it is insane to say the Internet hasn't produced or improved anything.
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leesec
7y ago
You're ignoring lives saved and potential future lives saved.
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leesec
7y ago
East Palo Alto?
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leesec
7y ago
Any chance a feature could be added to delete posts by year? Would love to scrub like 5 years or so but keep some more relevant memories. Thank you.
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leesec
7y ago
Was the best way to do it maybe. I work in the industry and you would be shocked at how sluggish these companies have gotten.
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leesec
7y ago
And if 3G, LTE, or 5G is not an option? (It isn't to most of the world.)
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leesec
7y ago
I have a model 3 and the Blutooth seems about average. All the rest of the software seems way better than any other car I've ever been in though. Wonder what your complaints are?
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leesec
7y ago
It does not seem like that to me.
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leesec
7y ago
I think it would seem insane for them to present this opportunity to make a ton of money (robotaxis), and not fully commit to it. I mean that they are positioning themselves as if they truly believe this is going to happen.
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leesec
7y ago
Building things is expensive and requires lots of resources. Kids don't have those.
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leesec
7y ago
I think this is a tired argument. Every time you turn it on it says please be ready to take over at any time. It gives constant messaging that your hand needs to be on the wheel. No one driving it should think that you can fall asleep. A be
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leesec
7y ago
Sounds like stress to me.
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leesec
7y ago
The lesson isn't terrible, employee's should be paid more, but yeah to act like this is a grand discovery seems a bit absurd.
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leesec
7y ago
Nope.
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leesec
7y ago
It would be hard to imagine they don't have a significant advantage in this massive new space with 4 billion or more potential customers. Incredible stuff.
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leesec
7y ago
How is going up almost 20% slowing down to a crawl? Sounds like their just nearing capacity. Did you expect them to just grow forever from the same factory?
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leesec
7y ago
>Large scale ramp-up of Model 3 has slowed down to crawl, and has not reached even 6000 cars per month. Well this is a lie lol. They are doing at least 5k cars a week.
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leesec
7y ago
Why is Tesla a bankruptcy risk and Uber is not?
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leesec
7y ago
And it still exists, if you read the article. Edit: Alright I am wrong.
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leesec
7y ago
This is still only on orders over $35. Walmart still does not realize what Bezo's has done with Prime. He has made it the default option and incentivized users to check there first by removing all the friction. Having these weird cavea
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