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by linotype 1y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for Europe to pick up the tab.
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by linotype 1y ago
Children should blame their parents, half that didn’t vote for it should move. It’s never been easier to move to another state than it is now, companies will drop a box at your place, you fill it up and it appears at your new location.
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by linotype 1y ago
If Texans vote to poison themselves I say let them. If they wanted safe drinking water they should vote for people that support it.
184.
by linotype 1y ago
It’s hard to refute things that didn’t happen.
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by linotype 1y ago
> I forgot to mention that once I lost 3% battery in waiting in the heat and air conditioning at a border crossing one time. That glass ceiling is not a good idea in hot climates Unless you were stopped for half a day, that didn’t happen
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by linotype 1y ago
Why is it that cities in Europe and China can afford all this stuff and we (Americans) can’t? Interest on national debt can’t be it, this is NYC.
187.
by linotype 1y ago
Dude hasn’t had to grow since Harvard. Of course he’s stunted as a leader.
188.
by linotype 1y ago
They’re already floating a $200 a year federal fee for EVs.
189.
by linotype 1y ago
That’s also where it helps to be a mind reader. :)
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by linotype 1y ago
> Part of the assignment is using judgment and working in ambiguity. I love that the industry has become so poor at gathering requirements that devs are now effectively filtered for their ability to mind read.
191.
by linotype 1y ago
The requirements for even senior software engineers now are absurd (to say nothing of entry/mid level, which I think may not even exist anymore at most shops). Companies are abusing their position and we should remember the most egregi
192.
by linotype 1y ago
I’ve seen way more comments from C++ developers complaining about Rust developers insulting them than I’ve seen Rust developers actually insulting C++. It’s weird to see how attached people are to programming languages, though it’s weird to
193.
by linotype 1y ago
shrug can’t please everybody.
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by linotype 1y ago
OK Elon. Edit: this was a joke, in case it wasn’t clear.
195.
by linotype 1y ago
Gah. Maybe that people should stop eating out so much.
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by linotype 1y ago
> Six days a week isn’t required at Decagon, a San Francisco startup building AI agents to answer customer calls, but has become part of the company culture, cofounder Jesse Zhang told Forbes. Up to one-third of the 80-person company typ
197.
by linotype 1y ago
Over what period of time have prices at grocery stores and rents not increased? Food and clothes are cheap by historical standards as a percentage of income. https://ers.usda.gov/sites/default/files/_laserfich
198.
by linotype 1y ago
I just don’t buy this argument. By global standards, even the poorest Americans (with obvious exceptions like the homeless) are relatively wealthy. Comparison is the theft of joy.
199.
by linotype 1y ago
Shopify for one: https://x.com/tobi/status/1909251946235437514
200.
by linotype 1y ago
Some companies are mandating the use of Cursor or other tools like it.
201.
by linotype 1y ago
Thank you!
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by linotype 1y ago
JetBrains really needs to support alternatives fast. Cursor, CoPilot, etc all need much better integration. VS Code is becoming almost mandatory for companies that force the use of LLM tools.
203.
by linotype 1y ago
Would you mind making these available to others?
204.
by linotype 1y ago
No thanks, going to stick with Valkey for all future projects.
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by linotype 1y ago
Seems like a great way for people to break laws they didn’t even know they were, only to be surprised when getting arrested on a trip to Germany, for instance. Different countries don’t legislate speech in the same way. (Obviously not a fan
206.
by linotype 1y ago
Many devs still think their job is to write code not build products their business needs. I use LLMs extensively and it’s helped me work better faster.
207.
by linotype 1y ago
When Elon and Taylor give up their jets, I will too.
208.
by linotype 1y ago
So why wouldn’t every investment firm be a university then? Have a class with ten students where the students are employees of the firm.
209.
by linotype 1y ago
I’m not really sure if Harvard should have tax exempt status given their resources. Of course Trump is doing it for the wrong reasons, but the school should be educating significantly more people.
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by linotype 1y ago
It all makes sense when you realize those executives will be gone with cashed out bonuses by the time these decisions result in consequences.

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