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by lgkk 3y ago
Same. I sold my 2018 P3D 2 years ago because of that exact reason. I don't want to support someone who is a questionable human from a morals/virtue pov, regardless of how "smart" they are.
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by lgkk 3y ago
400k TC, 200k base. That's pretty average for most experienced engineers.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Unfortunately people will still want to work there and grind LC and work at other companies as stepping stones to get in.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Why don’t you try to change society then? Honest question why do people always want someone else to do it? Go start a business with your friends who think same way. See if you can build a business that can take care of its employees and do
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by lgkk 3y ago
Then unfortunately they will always be at the mercy of their employer. Whether that employer is paying them 400k plus or a govt job paying 70k.
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by lgkk 3y ago
It’s kind of weird to see people want to work at big corporations but then act surprised or salty about layoffs. It’s nothing personal. You’re a line number even if you’re some leet coder. It’s a business, and it’s a strategy game of utiliz
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by lgkk 3y ago
Those carriages could lose the horse and become fully autonomous and electric. Waymo could run those, you can book them and it’s just a carriage that is motorized.
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by lgkk 3y ago
I think you should find customers who will pay you for that product so it can go from MVP to something bigger based on validation signals. So before moving onto the next MVP first ensure there’s a viable business around that product.
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by lgkk 3y ago
I have a go service running on one instance 1vcpu and 0.5gb ram that can handle 5-7k rps. For like a couple bucks basically per month. I use embedded db to serve as a disk cache and allocate 10gb ssd.
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Ask HN: How would you do renewable clothing as a service?
3 points by lgkk 3y ago|6 comments
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by lgkk 3y ago
I have always struggled with languages like ruby. def something do end. Swift JS Go Java etc just feel a lot easier for me to read if that makes sense. Not sure why. I’ve worked with ruby in the past, but never liked the syntax. Same with p
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Ask HN: Where would you go (within USA) for a few months to re-base?
3 points by lgkk 3y ago|4 comments
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by lgkk 3y ago
Nice that’s great. Yeah exactly, I think there’s some interesting things to try out in different price segments. I’d love a “recurring” subscription type thing for personal garments especially as seasons change.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Anyone interested in building a renewable clothing company together?
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by lgkk 3y ago
Sorry but how do things get done at that place? Can’t imagine not getting things done, I mean non profit it’s in the name but whatever cause it’s for surely suffers..
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by lgkk 3y ago
I wouldn't worry. AI is just a branch of computer science. If you know CS, you shouldn't worry. Jobs come and go anyway, it is far more important to have strong critical thinking skills.
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by lgkk 3y ago
LinkedIn just to see what companies are working on or doing, what jobs are out there, etc. I don't really follow people/posts, just do my own searches.
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by lgkk 3y ago
I’m so happy that I’m not on any social media beside this and LinkedIn. I feel bad for people who choose to waddle through ads.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Interesting. How would it feel to know you’re just a battery?
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by lgkk 3y ago
Who wants to own ~search~ gpts? (updated 2023)
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by lgkk 3y ago
I’m sure if the stack is simple enough it’s non trivial for most senior plus engineers to figure out the infrastructure. I’ve definitely seen a lot of over engineered solutions in the chase of some ideals or promotions.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Nice. I do something similar with low cost instances. I use Go and I get a great bang for my buck (performance to dx to costs). In my case I also leverage the cheap access to gobs of SSD or nvme. I use super cheap VMs for the app servers an
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by lgkk 3y ago
I’m a vegan Hindu person. I do take a multi vitamin, but I’m not a body builder and not an athlete. I get maybe 100g protein a day which I think is fine. I eat dal daily for lunch and dinner is usually something fun with veggies like chili
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by lgkk 3y ago
All those are fine vegetables. I especially love squash. Can make soups, curries, and pie with it.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Do you really need a co-founder if you feel very strongly about your idea and the business you're trying to build? You have to sell your idea. You have to know what problem you're solving, and for whom. Ultimately the buck stops w
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by lgkk 3y ago
Only just learned about demoscene like a week ago. Cool stuff!
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by lgkk 3y ago
Is there a way to show how many lines I’ve selected?
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by lgkk 3y ago
How do I make it return ONLY sql? No matter that I try it puts in some random text at the beginning either explaining the response or just saying here is some SQL. Just give me the SQL!! Any ideas? I’m using the API with gpt-4 btw.
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by lgkk 3y ago
For sure. I know JIRA isn't everyone's cup of tea, but it reminded me of Confluence since you mentioned people across domains like that. I only mentioned JIRA because it was connected to Github and other services (sales, marketing
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by lgkk 3y ago
gz!

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