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by masterof0 4y ago
I'm a huge fan of Helix, use it everyday. LSP works out of the box(if you install it with a package manager, otherwise you need to do a bit of config) .My configuration file has 5 lines or so, great defaults. No need for overly complic
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by masterof0 4y ago
I agree, those people saying that Tesla and SpaceX are not a great experience to have in your resume, are pushing wishful thinking to new boundaries.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Amazing. I would consider making an official Youtube channel, and uploading some video tutorials there. Many people prefer video tutorials over good ol articles. Also , maybe a way to turn telemetry on/off? I really love I can use Acre
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by masterof0 4y ago
I don't think test scores are a predictor of success, but I do think they are one of the best metrics we have, and actually help poor kids to "make it" to good schools. Rich kids might have access to better teachers, but Math
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by masterof0 4y ago
Does anyone knows if 'passweys' will be implemented in open source password managers like BitWarden or KeyPassX, etc. ? Or do we need to rely on Apple/Microsoft/Google for this to work?
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by masterof0 4y ago
I think people are OK to admitting others are better, for example, I admit Hussain Bolt runs way faster than me. What people don't like is those "elites" telling us how to live our lives, or how to think, or what to accept as
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by masterof0 4y ago
I agree, people only see the "success" and not what made it possible. That's why I find the "that person is simply better" argument nonsensical. Better at what? Rich guys what went to an expensive school , with othe
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by masterof0 4y ago
The thing is , if you are on a visa the "you might as well give it a chance" doesn't work, does it? Because those people are usually the ones exploited by their managers, as they have leverage over them (when you are on a vis
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by masterof0 4y ago
And people usually make more morning switching jobs every couple of years than staying in the same place. I have been hired several times, with better compensation than people more senior than me who have "been around" for a long
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by masterof0 4y ago
Boomers look surprised, and I think they fail to see the reality of current times. Decades ago, an university teacher, could afford to buy a home for his family , not too far from where he/she/* worked. Nowadays, even with FAANG s
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by masterof0 4y ago
Cashing it out all at once , yeah, other wise is not too bad, you could use online casinos, coin mixers, fake businesses, NFTs, etc...
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by masterof0 4y ago
I missed Kramer. And yes, they will probably "write it off", I wonder if only BNB is going to be affected or if their stacking platform is also halted.
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by masterof0 4y ago
If your country do those things, some people might feel is hypocritical, because a citizen of {evil_country} have nothing to do with {crimes}. Just because Alice's country did it long ago, doesn't mean Alice have the higher moral
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by masterof0 4y ago
Maybe things changed in the last 3-6 months? But from what I have gathered, from people just talking in slack channels, Blind, and friends who work there, is not good at all. People have received emails from L4s having nervous breakdowns a
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by masterof0 4y ago
I don't like companies which business model is spying on people , regardless who their master is. To answer your question(if you really want an answer) , is, hypocrisy, many people have a problem with Alice pointing out that Bob did X
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by masterof0 4y ago
Lol, ex-Amazonian here, please cut the crap. EC2 is infamous for being one of the worst orgs in all AWS. Nasty stack ranking, abusing SDEs on visas, hiring L4s to fire them later, I personally known at least 3 folks that were let go from EC
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by masterof0 4y ago
The downside is, the government have 0 business knowing where I am, or where I go. I don't need to justify my right for privacy. And the argument of "if you are innocent, you have nothing to fear" is lame, and toxic, that is
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by masterof0 4y ago
This is not true, and just taking a dab on a fellow engineer looking for a job is not cool or funny. With that out of the way, most boring (insurance, e-shops, healthcare, logistic, etc...) don't care about keeping anyone(tech) around,
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by masterof0 4y ago
Yup, and the police let them out again[1] 1- https://www.amren.com/news/2022/02/seattle-homeless-man-crac...
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by masterof0 4y ago
Yup, I would love to see all this people contributing to solve the problem, or actually taking a homeless person to live with them, etc...
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by masterof0 4y ago
Worse than the people outside your windows screaming, having fights, r*ping each other, being abused, assaulting others? Is very easy to judge when you don't live the consequences.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I fail to understand why people feel entitled to live in a place they can't afford. I would love to live in Beverly Hills, but I can't.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I think you would have a hard time getting a valid candidate from Louisville, MO, to take a ~5 hours flight to LA, for a job that was supposed to be remote. Maybe the reason the candidate is looking for a remote job, is they don't have
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by masterof0 4y ago
Not in places like Cuba, where I know first hand, people who participated in the protest in July 11th where charged based on the apps the police and G2(Cuban FSB) found in their phones.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I feel you. I'm more or less in the same situation, I have a cosy job at FAANG, but I have at least 2 very close friends who run their online hustle and not only make more than me, but also pay less taxes ;). One of the hardest things
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by masterof0 4y ago
> Chances are that the business will go under by the time you want to get out of it. What makes you think that? Obviously there is always risks associated to almost everything you do, and running a business is no exception, but I don&#x2
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by masterof0 4y ago
You can sell your business, the cash you can leave to your kids, is upper bounded by how high you can get into the corporate ladder, which for most people, is not very high. Your family can always sell your business and get that cash. I was
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by masterof0 4y ago
Is not about who do you work for, is about what you own. Running your own show makes you the owner of your work, you could sell your business, pass it down to your family, etc... when you work for somebody else, you are contracting your tim
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by masterof0 4y ago
Because there are plenty of people who are willing to take on the role, who love Mozilla products and actually believe in the mission. 3 mil. is more than enough for the CEO of a non-profit or a company like Mozilla. If she were to really b
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by masterof0 4y ago
I remember a comment from their CEO complaining that a 3 million USD comp was a "sacrifice" she was making because she believes on the mission. Totally insane.

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