majesticglue

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by majesticglue 2y ago
you are correct. Western news media wants it to be bigger than it is right now, because if you check the last month or so, the only people ever talking about 4B movement are western liberals and hmm i wonder why Western Media outlets are ob
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by majesticglue 2y ago
what are you talking about lmao. US is playing "who should we start war with next". I guess you watched too much mainstream media and cross checked information with media outlets outside US and independent journalists. To be fair
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by majesticglue 2y ago
lmao. these americans are hopeless arent they? "Rigged to explode" LOL. Not to mention China is catching up fast on chips. American propaganda...one day Americans are going to wake up and realize, China has taken over in all areas
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by majesticglue 2y ago
I'm glad people are getting it. China is not as war hungry as america is as it's being made out to be on MSM.
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by majesticglue 2y ago
Someone's not privy to how fast China is progressing nowadays. Americans are so ignorant on Chinese technological prowess right now. Chinese EVs are dominating every market in the world aside from US which has basically banned it essen
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by majesticglue 2y ago
No. South Korea should be more alarmed about how US is treating their allies. Henry Kissinger quote: “It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal.”
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by majesticglue 2y ago
Someone's been watching too much Western Media propaganda
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by majesticglue 2y ago
what kind of nonsense are people in the comments mentioning. it shouldn't even be remotely considered. wtf kind of BS to allow any remote semblance of programmers deserving consequences? if programmers received EXECUTIVE level pay then
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by majesticglue 2y ago
and you don't think they don't have some backdoor legislation that they are going through to benefit themselves while hiding their schemes in private? i mean look at sam altman, using openai funds for what was originally a NONPROF
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by majesticglue 3y ago
Sam Altman is a businessman through and through based on his entire history. Chances are, he will have found an alternative means to make profit on OpenAI and he wouldn't do this on "charity". Just as how many CEOs say, I wi
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by majesticglue 3y ago
None of that really matters. Look at Elon Musk, lots of weird spectacle. The man was lauded as one of the smartest man in the world...now he's kind of a bit of a loose cannon. People need to stop idol worship businessmen. They have a l
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by majesticglue 3y ago
i could not say that any better. I had a feeling the man was a bit of a con, of course I won't say I know for sure. But some of his actions, like his notorious eye scanning crypto project, or the fact that he was 100% in support of UBI
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by majesticglue 3y ago
The dude is just a businessman through and through. Stop idol worshiping these businessman. We'll have another rogue Elon Musk. At least Elon Musk is exposing himself now for what he is, but he has so much money at this point it has no
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by majesticglue 3y ago
100%. Man I was worried he'd be a worse, more slimy elon musk who'd constantly say one thing but his actions portray another story. People will be fooled again.
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by majesticglue 3y ago
oh thank god. I distrusted Sam Altman with a passion. Granted who knows if the new CEO is much better though.
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by majesticglue 3y ago
well there are easier solutions than "blaming consumers". stop it at the supply. Enforce regulations and demands of the companies importing those "new cloths" and make them responsible for the damage caused. America love
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by majesticglue 3y ago
I've heard of people who had terrible experiences with ex Amazon engineers. I've met a few of them, and not the greatest group of people to work with. Of course I'm stereotyping a very large company so take it with a grain of
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by majesticglue 3y ago
clearly there is a missing link in your experience of companies where you don't have control over a lot of the things you think is needed and companies want to push a product as fast as possible and cut as many corners as possible. Mor
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by majesticglue 3y ago
this is the problem of believing things are "better". it's better in terms of people not having to do brutal physical labor. but it's worse it's ever been in terms of mental labor and mental health. For older folks
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by majesticglue 3y ago
> Does the author hold some resentment for senior engineers or something? Sounds like it. I worked at a company where some of my team leads were business persons (and had no coding experience) who just happened to start working on backen
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by majesticglue 3y ago
for prototyping or building the actual product? No-code/low-code tools are great for prototypes, but are awful for software that is large enough. for small businesses many will not get to that point because many businesses sink by that
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by majesticglue 3y ago
maybe the idea of "proper agile" is too vague to even be useful? "That's not agile" Has become one of the most annoying arguments I've ever heard. As someone who experienced a corporate takeover of agile "
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by majesticglue 3y ago
definitely. I just think for some, bottoms up learning has quite some disadvantages and was an approach that I've used for a long time with okay results. It would get me to where I wanted to be...but it takes way too long sometimes. Of
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by majesticglue 3y ago
I disagree. It's like telling someone who is somewhat interested in building cars to learn how an engine works before having them on the ground playing with the actual car parts. The issue becomes not whether they'll learn, it&#x2
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by majesticglue 3y ago
those think tanks really did a number. the climate denialists, have made moving goal of going from denial to climate change is not man made. The amount of americans who can't stand that fact that they were wrong on the matter is incred
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by majesticglue 3y ago
there's a lot you can still do before involving the pricey engineers. Having people just sit down and consider requirements, talking to users, and thinking about what the app should essentially do, while also incorporating a ux/de
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by majesticglue 3y ago
As someone who has privately tutored many rich kids vs poor kids for nearly a decade, I don't think I need to see a study to see how much more advantages they have. It's pretty apparent the advantages. Yes a really "dumb&quot
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by majesticglue 3y ago
A lot of the comments here come from a place of ignorance... I've had the unique experience of private tutoring many "elite" students in high school for math and physics for nearly a decade in Los Angeles a while back. Basica
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by majesticglue 3y ago
and IT "assholes" think the run of the mill business drones are "assholes" as well. Their inability to be effective at their jobs tend to make IT lives worse because they can't understand what IT workers do but IT w
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by majesticglue 3y ago
of all the things mentioned in this whole thread, this resonates the most. from my take, everyone here mentions AI engineering as someone just plugging in LLM (ie OpenAI) into every software application. However I believe there is a nice bu

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