mplscarnut

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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   I love this comment because it is true and because it is wrong, just like the rsync one it (presumably?) references. Thanks for the laugh!
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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   I reckon there’s just as many programmers that want to work siloed away in a private office as there are those (like me) that prefer an open plan. I think a lot of this “abstract concepts stacked into a glorious philosophy” nonsense is just
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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   There’s no agreed-upon definition of middle class. If there was going to be, it’s certainly not a mathematical definition like that though, it’s an emotional one.
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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   Yeah I was trying to convey there are successful businesses that are broadly maintaining and there are rocketships (and everything in between) and we should expect them to be valued differently and have different risk profiles. So the obser
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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   Is it expected that the questions will not be in English? > Erzähl mir von einem Mal, als du ein schwieriges Netzwerkproblem gelöst hast: Wie bist du vorgegangen?
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   by mplscarnut 3y ago

   There’s plenty of successful businesses chugging along growing at about the rate of inflation. It’s really hard to grow a business at 10 or 500 times that rate. Why would it be surprising to value the latter kind of business higher than the