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by ozozozd 1y ago
Get paid to learn and build your career instead, baby!
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by ozozozd 1y ago
You need database HA and load balancers on day 1? You must be doing truly a lot of growth prior to building. Or perhaps insisting on tiny VMs for your loads?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Ah - agency and responsibility but without the western style boundaries. I suppose there has to be a sacrifice.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Thanks for explaining. > High expectations, high trust, big support, a ton of agency, and really high standards on deliverables and transparency. This sounds like a utopia to me to be honest. I am not sure if I agree with your assessment
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by ozozozd 1y ago
What does “tough but fair” mean? If you’re fair, what function does being tough serve? Or does being fair allow tolerating the shortcoming that’s being tough? An employee being tough - resilient, emotionally strong - sounds like a good idea
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I should’ve been clearer: They pop up when I am making manual changes. I don’t ever recall being protected by constraints. In your view systems with NoSQL databases are untested?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
What were the requirements that necessitated FK constraints?
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Ask HN: Are foreign key constraints still useful?
2 points by ozozozd 1y ago|7 comments
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I just discovered Terminal Text Effects, and that was the coolest thing I’ve seen all year! I never post a link on HN but I feel like I wanna post it everywhere!
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by ozozozd 1y ago
This is the way.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
And you seem to be omitting that they won’t change given the demand won’t change. In other words, people won’t just buy multiple iPhones just because it’s made locally.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Nothing will happen to Vietnam. US consumers will just pay. It’s ok to be Republican/conservative and increase taxes now.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Well, I don’t always break rules, but when I do, I make sure I am not breaking laws. Government rules are often laws. Company rules are often internal policies. Potato, puh-treason…
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by ozozozd 2y ago
You can pull yourself by the bootstraps and click on other stories. Don’t expect others to do stuff for you. Although I suspect you want the story not discussed, in the name of free speech I assume?
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by ozozozd 2y ago
> On the meta level, if a statement seems false the burden is on you to prove it. You’re asking your counterpart to do all the work. This shouldn’t have bothered me so much but, since when the burden of proof is on those who question the
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Loyalty can be a merit. /s
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Officers getting shot is super rare in SF. South or Midwest is a different story, of course.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
The nice thing about software is you don’t need the benefit of the doubt. There is no doubt. It either runs or doesn’t. Your website is either hacked or isn’t.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
So many Elon threads, some with conservative defenders, no mention of Chesterton’s fence by anyone, when it’s so apt. More importantly, Chesterton’s fence is a conservative idea. And it’s an important idea. I am not a conservative, but I am
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Saying fatherhood can be done with a few minutes a week indicates the speaker either doesn’t have children or had a terrible father. Elon’s fatherhood performance shows how well a few minutes a week works. Of the 13 children, many dislike h
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Did you mean to say humancentiPad?
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by ozozozd 2y ago
And then he bought it, fired a bunch of engineers and DID not rewrite it to prove that it wasn’t brittle.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
How nostalgic, and authentic!
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by ozozozd 2y ago
We could be sleeping less to do more fun stuff, no?
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Why? If there is technology and established protocols to prevent spoofing, but some ISPs refuse to follow these protocols, why should it be your burden to prove it wasn’t you? Is it reasonable to allow people to get credit cards with your S
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by ozozozd 2y ago
I think comments about how Wikipedia is backing down when they have the right to ignore the situation doesn’t do Wikipedia justice. Getting Wikipedia banned in India, would hurt the people of India, who don’t have a say in the matter. Sure,
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Technically, you can’t redefine what an OS is just because you want to call your app an OS. Sorry but you have made a lot of bold statements about encryption etc. but this one I found extremely irksome. There is a whole CS course called Ope
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by ozozozd 2y ago
That feels/sounds so natural. It’s amazing how it doesn’t occur to OpenAI and others that the “safety guardrails” really dilute the output. And it’s a display of conservatism. Bizarre to think that in America AI couldn’t swear. Until t
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by ozozozd 2y ago
You compared a tourist VISA with an immigration VISA? It’s comparing apples with…an olive tree? US immigration process - among the countries one would care to immigrate to, of course - is much better designed than most countries. In fact, t
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Paper claims "AGI is intrinsically computationally intractable"(link.springer.com)
4 points by ozozozd 2y ago|10 comments

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