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by menzoic 5y ago
It seems like this is a large part of the issue. He mentioned a few times he was promoted and well compensated. In order to get promoted you have to "exceed" expectations for your current level, which by definition means he went a
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You have the freedom to not use generics when the application has stricter performance requirements.
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I was getting ready to read a tragedy but was pleasantly surprised by the ending.
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The article mentioned it was too early to be detected
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Because it will save them money on all videos that aren't fully watched. Great ROI
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by menzoic 5y ago
The technical complexity of your past projects are also considered. So it's not just PM skills, there's also a higher technical bar.
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Isn't that just Senior? At least that's what Salesforce calls their Senior eng.
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by menzoic 5y ago
True the manager does have influence in that way. They can definitely increase the chances. I read the parent comment as saying it was as flexible as Senior and below promos which is why I incorrectly assumed you hadn't worked in FAANG
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> They are also given out for a number of other reasons. For example, when someone is perceived as a flight risk, because it makes their manager look good to promote their team, because someone has been given a lot of responsibility, whe
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by menzoic 5y ago
You've never seen this? When someone clicks to close a browser tab you can stop the tab from closing by adding a handler to the onbeforeunload() event.
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by menzoic 5y ago
Social score is based on the score of your friends and family no matter what your own individual efforts are. Thats what makes it dangerous because it adds strong social pressure to isolate from and report others. The credit score system ha
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by menzoic 5y ago
If we're talking about general artificial intelligence, then the only intentional notion is to learn from the world. What happens after that is completey shaped by its environment / input. For ex see Microsoft's chat AI that
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https://levels.fyi
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Even AI will be influenced by external stimulus. If it's interacting with the world, then it has to have external stimulus.
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Also keep in mind all of our perception or judgements about who is more superior are being made by...humans
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You don't need to code a full node. It's software than you run via a cli interface
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by menzoic 5y ago
This example is not good. Hardware has a much different release cycle than software. Once you sell a car, you can't simply release a hardware update. 99.999% of internet software is built iteratively. Even programming languages and ope
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I think you're looking at this backwards which makes it look bad. The reality is, humans haven't been treating other humans nicely in labor relationships for tens of thousands of years. I don't think you'd be able to loo
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>the value proposition of all the crypto nonsense is that some people don't like trusted entities. Becoming a trusted entity is hard. Crypto allows for the creation of systems that don't require trusted entites. That's a h
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Establishing yourself as a trusted entity is a huge barrier to entry. Decentralized, trustless systems allow small teams with little to no money achieve things that only institutions and heavily funded companies could do in the past. Techno
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As already stated the vast majority of crypto today is on proof of stake which has no energy concerns. And of course you'll always hear about the future when it comes to ground breaking tech. I'm sure you also always hear about th
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Gold is just a rock. Why do all humans value that nonsense so much?
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4 friends and I have been wanting to do something like this. Keep us posted.
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Building the feature right is hard. They might want it, but not the way you built it.
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I don't think the bounds are tight or it can ever be. If you don't know something, you just don't know. We don't know much about negative mass or if gravitons exist yet, two things which could make apples fall upward. Th
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by menzoic 5y ago
A good example of non deflationary cryptocurrency is ethereum
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Why are you correlating the judicial system with monetary policy? I don't see the relation you're trying to make.
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The acroynm is based purely on stock performance during the time it was created. You could make the same argument for Apple but Apple was on the list from day 1.
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Before it was illegal/unconstitional many unequal laws were passed. Now that there are explicit laws banning the practice, any newly passed unequal will not be explicit in its language otherwise it can easily be striken down and made u
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> I don’t think making a black tv channel and black churches and black university help it actually make the problem worse because it increases divide. You seem to not be informed that black people were expressly banned from many American

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