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by notyourwork 11mo ago
5 figures is a drop in the bucket for the American military complex.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
So I can blow up my neighbors house and say it was for drugs. You’re good with that level of proof?
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Three years using FreeTaxUSA, it’s excellent. First year had some learning curves coming from TurboTax but it’s as good, if not better and not a scam with dark patterns.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Google is here to protect Microsoft OS users? Where do we draw the line on what Google (owner of Youtube) is responsible for.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
It’s odd to me in clouds you excluded AWS.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Some heat pumps are rated for much lower temps.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
You are right. Most do heat pumps with mini splits for each zone. However, ducted houses can certainly use heat pumps with an air handler. Typically this translates to heat pump replaced outdoor condenser (ac unit)and the air handler replac
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Lock-in is another way to say "bespoke product offering". Sometimes solving the problem a cloud provider service exposes is not worth it. This locks you in for the same reasons that a specific restaurant locks you in because its t
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by notyourwork 1y ago
As a former engineer who recently transitioned to management, this is precisely how engineers who are competent are perceived as underachieving. Focus on the right problems, put side quests on the back burner.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Websites don’t need an App Store.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
I work in big tech as a senior engineer. I’m aware of what’s out there and none of it is solving problems in a way that’s replacing swathes of engineers anytime soon. It may be an excuse to layoff but it’s not ramping up velocity in ways th
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Sure AI can build cute POCs. Will it build scaled solutions, not this year. The amount of ignorance in this post is precisely why the industry is so rattled. Gen AI tools are great, they are not making people orders of magnitude more produc
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by notyourwork 1y ago
In what way?
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by notyourwork 1y ago
It depends on how you define satisfaction. If company measures it as usage, that aligns with algorithms that encourage doom scrolling.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Yes but your local bookie is also not sharing revenue with the state. This is purely another of funding states revenue at the cost of vulnerable.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
It would be analogous to having to double check the IDE added the lines of code I actually typed. That’s not a great productivity boost, it’s a toy still in many ways.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Google exists. Finding recipes that give specific flavor profiles is not hard to find.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
I don’t think there exists a consumer who wants this.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Same here, ditched cases a few years ago and never been happier. It’s a tool, not an heirloom.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Facts like this make me realize how peculiar things you have a general idea about are. Thanks for sharing, I learned something new today.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
You don’t have to use twitter (I don’t).
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by notyourwork 1y ago
The value is their salary being dramatically less.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Through the CI/CD deployment pipeline that all code changes get deployed through. Primary engineering team reviews code and ensures things are tested appropriately. If it requires a managed change, engineering team helps them draft the
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by notyourwork 1y ago
I can see this. We employ a lot of off shore for what we call support engineering. Things like jdk upgrades or cert updates. It’s grunt work that lets higher paid engineers utilize their time on business value work. As AI continues to grow
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by notyourwork 1y ago
Agreed, this is post-capture monetization.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
What is bad about heavy handed regulation to protect citizens?
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by notyourwork 1y ago
And meta hasn’t pirated the world’s library… it’s business as usual.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
I think that’s what lead to round-a-bouts. It forced slowing down without requiring a stop unless necessary.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
And they never should be nor should anyone be forgiven for offering one up now. Whether joking or not, it’s not acceptable.
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by notyourwork 1y ago
> Nobody will feel safe dealing directly with random strangers. Let me tell you about taxi cabs.

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