marcinzm

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by marcinzm 2y ago
I mean, Spline seems to do the same thing if your company makes enough money: >Spine Enterprise is required for businesses with $500,000 USD or more annual revenue. The license allows Spine Enterprise to be used by the specified number o
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by marcinzm 2y ago
> I also think they are underrated Not sure if one can call a set of drugs that are so in demand as to be basically impossible to get at times underrated. Possibly random people online say otherwise but the market says the opposite very
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by marcinzm 2y ago
My main reason to avoid Jax is Google. Google doesn't provide good support even for things you pay them for. They do things because they want to, to get their internal promotions, irrespective of their customers or the impact on them.
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Dresden lost about 6 square km utterly. Warsaw lost 100+ square km utterly.
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Summarize clearly means something different to the author and the people who think the model results are good. Everyone expects different things. Most people are used to others knowing their preferences and adjusting over time. Models do no
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by marcinzm 2y ago
I agree. For example, looking at the ChatGPT link the author has, the model loaded 5 pages besides the one the author wanted. That clearly is going to cause some issues but the author didn't modify the prompt to prevent it. It was also
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by marcinzm 2y ago
Why does responsibility require or deserve more compensation? You're stating something as if it was a law of the universe but provide no reasoning.
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I've run many teams like this and have generally received good feedback from my teams. It's pretty simple in my experience. Don't punish people for making generally sound decisions that end in failure. Reward them for decisio
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So the answer is "no." This isn't reddit. People will downvote and flag far reaching toxically negative comments about a company the poster has no actual experience with. As they should.
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Do you have any first hand experience or writing from those who did have such experience to this being the case?
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Not everyone is afraid of responsibility simply because it's responsibility.
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> Another requirement for this to work well is that management (e.g. the CEO or other leaders) are able to lay down a broad strategy for the people of the company to execute on. If the leadership has no strategy then tactical decisions c
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by marcinzm 2y ago
VC returns are overall much worse than the S&P 500. The top firms are potentially better but that's a very limited investment pool. Softbank has shown what happens if you try the VC approach with a massive pool. Not good returns. T
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by marcinzm 2y ago
Isn't the US basically the same? The US government gives massive subsidies, tax breaks or just has the military buy components for 10x the price (to offset commercial loses and R&D).
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The FUTO license does not allow for the freedom to view, modify, and distribute the software's source code. It allows it for certain groups and activities but that is the same as not allowing it. > You may use or modify the software
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The author of the term according to their own account merely coined a new term for the existing concepts covered by free software. Those concepts as of 1998 were: - The freedom to study how the program works and adapt it to your needs. - Th
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As long as you keep the previous license text somewhere and note what it applies to then I don't see the problem? FUTO does both in the NOTICE file: >The license below applies only to the original AOSP keyboard code, which is up to
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by marcinzm 2y ago
The inventor merely put a new name onto the existing free software terminology. By her own account she did not invent a new category of software but merely renamed it. As a result taking her words out of context is disingenuous because she
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A unit being used for short term rental may as well not exist.
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> military security Wasn't that NATO (aka mostly the US)?
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The US already runs two government healthcare programs. There are 65 million people in Medicare and 83 million in Medicaid. For less money per patient than private insurance.
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Billionaires making more money sure helps pay my hospital bills.
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Should make a blog post but in short: - Every service is deployed via a Helm chart and using containers - GitHub actions build the container and deploy the helm chart Some of the details that matter: - ACK is used to create AWS services (RD
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by marcinzm 2y ago
Same. The simple fact that every PR can deploy a full stack, including RDS and managed Redis if desired, automatically in it's own namespace with proper DNS pointing to services is a massive win for us. As in, if you label the PR then
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by marcinzm 2y ago
So needing to get yearly re-certifications in Leetcode questions is viewed as preferably by you than having to only study them for interviews? And spending 10+ hours on coding exercises, un-paid, per job is also seen as preferably by you to
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> Unlike airline pilots (or I'm certain many other professions), every company in the valley insists on re-interviewing a candidate in their own custom and unique way, instead of trusting some sort of an industry-wide certificate on
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Being stuck one the side of a pitch black road because your eye glass batteries run out or you dropped them.
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At the bottom of the rate curve a few years ago a 30 year fixed rate was 2.8%, a 5/1 adjustable rate was 2.5%, and a 15 year fixed was 2.1%.
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As I understand it, the Canada housing market is significantly more broken than the US one overall: https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2023/09/the-u-s-housing-mar... Also, isn't there now a massive concern abou
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by marcinzm 2y ago
> I am pointing at the social and professional stigma around saying anything less than positive about anything related to vaccines. No, you're extrapolating those to wide scale second and third order impact that you have no data or

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