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European founders are backtracking on employee equity (2023)(sifted.eu)
3 points by mkl95 3y ago|1 comments
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Beware that at the moment the European job market is not looking good for generalists. We are nowhere close to a SC or Texas kind of hub.
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How does it compare to a trailer park? It looks a tier or two below in terms of safety and wellbeing.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Before switching to some new tech I would go through the likes of VueJS and Svelte first. And htmx is often enough.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> Remember, every coin has two sides Unless his coins were microscopically thin, three sides would be more accurate
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by mkl95 3y ago
If GTA5 Online on PC is still going to be a thing, the smartest move is probably to open source the code and let the community report and fix vulnerabilities.
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It depends on your definition of greatness. Alexander the Great and Napoleon come to mind.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> While ByteDance’s use of our API was minimal, we have suspended their account while we further investigate I don't like ByteDance at all, but I hope OpenAI are aware both shady and legit companies are making some serious cash usin
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by mkl95 3y ago
> A lack of actual (not assumed) alignment within teams and leadership around what a design system is, what problems it solves, and how it will provide value. I would describe it as "design systems are difficult because people are d
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by mkl95 3y ago
It depends. A 95%-ile salary in an average country will buy you a tiny flat in a good area. The equivalent salary in a very rich country will allow you to retire in your 40s.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I also got Netflix and Prime. Recently, I wanted to rewatch House M.D. on Prime, but it's not available in my country anymore. I'm forced to use a VPN to enjoy content I am already paying for.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Looks like all those interest rate hikes are working after all. Just not in a way that pleases everyone.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Most engineers seek a balance between risk and reward in their career. Most YC companies are a high risk for a relatively small reward.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Creating an account and logging in does not seem like a big ordeal.
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This is annoying at worst. I search code without being logged in 3 or 4 times a year, and I'm very active on GitHub.
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by mkl95 3y ago
We are nowhere near AGI. Bleeding edge LLMs are frustratingly dumb. There's no doom out there, just boredom.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Beautiful cover. I have dabbled with terrain generation with C++ and OpenGL and I would like to learn more about GIS and modelling. The PDF kills my computer when I open it on Chrome, though.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I thought M1 was a godlike chip. Why is there a need to upgrade to M1+ 3 years later? For comparison, it took me about 10 years to replace my second gen i7.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> Could OpenAI be at escape velocity anyway to AGI just continuing on the track it's been on? Could a nuclear energy company be at escape velocity to fusion because they are the best at fission? I wouldn't think so
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by mkl95 3y ago
I can see quite a few people regretting buying such an original car (to put it in a non offensive way). It would be more fair to add a clause that doesn't let you resell it above a specific % over the original price.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Product managers are great when they actually manage the product. I've worked with 6 or 7 so far, and most of them seem to be better at playing corporate politics and discussing random stuff with their bosses than at describing accurat
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by mkl95 3y ago
Also, the FAANG obsession with efficiency, layoffs, etc. will potentially make it much worse in the next decade. It's been evident with Google products for quite some time.
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How does it compare to https://github.com/cloudflare/quiche ?
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It's not a hard science. Take the parts that work for your team and scrap the ones that don't.
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Bee Bearding(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mkl95 3y ago|0 comments
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This architecture has lots of potential for prototyping and internal tools. I would think twice before exposing some app built with it to the world, though.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I muted a ton of useless Slack channels everyone is expected to be in, but some bot notifications somehow get through. It got worse lately which I assume is an Android or Slack bug, or both. Slack + bad management is the ultimate job enshit
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by mkl95 3y ago
I get phone prompts of random work stuff 24/7. At least the stuff I got as a teenager was meaningful.
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by mkl95 3y ago
My personal favorite was this weird spinoff called Google Coin. The app made random metallic sounds and the loading animation was a spinning coin. Too bad it was cancelled after three months.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> it existed for like fifteen minutes between Orkut but before Google+, and had the wildest features like your profile image had to be smiling. "No, wider," it would say. Sometimes it would just accept a frowning image and modi

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