momokoko

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by momokoko 6y ago
> But the budget collapse caused by COVID-19 This has nothing to do with the San Francisco leadership preferring shallows. There is not currently any money for it. They hope to bring a separated path in the future. If the author wants
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by momokoko 6y ago
> Now, from the experience we do have, ~30% inflation like in the 70s is the best we can hope for https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FPCPITOTLZGUSA You are now outright lying.
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by momokoko 6y ago
> Banning foreign investment will force them to dump dollars and treasury bonds and will accelerate the development of an alternative to it for international trade. How does this harm a working class American that derives all of their
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by momokoko 6y ago
Banning foreign investment in real estate forces foreign investors into more productive investments while simultaneously lowering the cost of living for workers and cost of business for companies. Moving inflation to 6% will create millions
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by momokoko 6y ago
Banning or taxing out of existence foreign investment on real estate and pegging the fed rate to zero will accomplish the same thing without needing to care about minimum wage. Shenzhen minimum wage currently provides workers in China with
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think you might be conflating macro and micro. At the level of a single issue it can be effective if used sparingly. The argument, as I understand it, is that frequent and continued use of these techniques over time lead to those issues.
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by momokoko 6y ago
The DMCA did not exist then. Nor did strong encryption and code signing.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Is “Midwest behemoth” a common term in farming? I’ve seen two top level comments use it in this thread. Other top level comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25394576
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by momokoko 6y ago
It’s funny you say that because when PHP / Python / Ruby were all the rage, most people considered needing to compile everything into a single binary gross. What’s old is new is old again!
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by momokoko 6y ago
Current company just released yesterday pay tiers for those that move out of Bay Area and that is about the salary reduction most are looking at.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Because corporations have become extensively global they now have extensively more reach than individual governments. I find it is whether this is concerning to a person that typically indicates how they feel about things like in the articl
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by momokoko 6y ago
> in my experience, the latter is more effective at getting the best outcome, regardless of who is nominally at fault. This is exactly my point. You are using politeness as a manipulative tactic to get your way. Instead, realize gettin
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by momokoko 6y ago
> Respect and Courtesy are important at all times I could not disagree more. Ethical and considerate _actions_ are important at all times. Many very dishonest people help themselves sleep at night by pretending that being polite excuse
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by momokoko 6y ago
I find it interesting that as the industry moves closer and closer to smaller, less complex, microservice style codebases, languages are moving in the opposite direction and creating more and more features and complexity designed to help ha
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by momokoko 6y ago
Ask them to respond to this comment > Product Manager is a bullshit job that is wildly overpaid due to managerialism and the tech bubble excess.
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by momokoko 6y ago
If you do an internet search for “price wars us airlines” you will find some good info from about 25 years ago about this.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Is there any information about any changes to egress that I missed?
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by momokoko 6y ago
> which is pretty straightforward The problem is that trucks are one of the things that needs to be right essentially every time. If a truck is right 99.9% of the time it is doing considerably worse from a financial liability standpoin
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by momokoko 6y ago
It’s so sad to watch the success of Apple bring upon the impending death of open source.
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think this is missing the point. Did they ask the people who would actually use the software if they would use the software? All the way from design to implementation to the team that purchased the software. This is what happens when no o
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by momokoko 6y ago
I’ll match your anecdote with my own. I’ve worked with several large codebases in TypeScript and slow compilation is a common problem I’ve dealt with. To the point where some people I’ve worked with specifically chose to work on desktop PCs
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by momokoko 6y ago
I would be extraordinarily grateful for some insight into why this comment was downvoted.
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think this is an important reminder about what an extraordinary accident PCs were in their standardization and openness. It’s possible we took that for granted and assumed that openness was a given in personal computing. The reality is th
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by momokoko 6y ago
Where on the spectrum of skilled would you consider working at a grocery store?
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by momokoko 6y ago
> Consumer credit laws in the US so severely restrict what you can use for credit scoring purposes that better underwriting through data is basically a lost cause, absent some specific customer segment that has special credit situations
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by momokoko 6y ago
> I'm constantly being yanked back and forth by whoever is yelling at the moment. > I've disabled my IM client which made them shift to phone calls, and the next step is turning off call forwarding. Imagine being this so
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by momokoko 6y ago
Am I missing where it states Docker is currently working? That seems to indicate that they hope to having it working at some undetermined point in the future.
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by momokoko 6y ago
I’m with a team that has scaled great with this approach and is now over 1,000 employees. Do you have any concrete research or even an anecdote about your statement?
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by momokoko 6y ago
Would you mind posting that here?
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by momokoko 6y ago
Because other people specifically do have to pay into workers compensation because we collectively decided everyone should. Her husband and Uber are gaming the system to avoid that responsibility.

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