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by pc86 2y ago
> Sorry to go meta here, but this is just rude, both to OP and to other readers. ... You're essentially using the edit feature to end the conversation and ensure you have the final word. I've noticed this more and more, especia
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by pc86 2y ago
This is true in the sense that everyone has the same number of hours in the day, and someone who is 25 and single and lives in a studio apartment 3 blocks from the office will by definition be able to spend more time working than someone wh
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by pc86 2y ago
Is "I don't have social media apps on my phone" the new "I don't even own a tv"?
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by pc86 2y ago
The GP doesn't have a product that happens to have a dependency on X. They have a product that is by definition intertwined with X. "Do it somewhere else" is just as bad a piece of advice as you would think "integrate wi
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by pc86 2y ago
IME the only time (higher) age is looked down on is when it's used a crutch by that person - whether its derision of others because they're not as old, or "I've been around longer than you so you should listen to me si
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by pc86 2y ago
> If you feel strongly about what framework you want to use, please make that a criteria for your job search. Please stop walking into teams and derailing everything by trying to convince them to switch from framework X to your framework
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by pc86 2y ago
> In Comments > Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by pc86 2y ago
If SBF is what you think of when you think of charisma, you've never actually met a charismatic person.
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by pc86 2y ago
Hopefully we can just get away from "MBA types" vs. "software types" altogether. You should be well rounded. Managers with MBAs who work for tech companies should be able to have technical conversations, and be able to s
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by pc86 2y ago
It's also a great environment for skilled technical people who don't mind speaking to another human being in person every now and then. The idea that you are either an MBA-type "politic player" with zero technical skills
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by pc86 2y ago
Can someone smarter than me clarify if this also means a single 4090 can crack it in about 160 hours? Or are there a lot of other efficiencies gained by adding multiple GPUs together?
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by pc86 2y ago
Yes but you didn't mention life expectancy, you chose maternal mortality then generalized that to "because Greece's maternal mortality is lower than Mississippi, Greeks are healthier." That was my point.
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by pc86 2y ago
If a doctor is afraid to treat a miscarriage it's because they're worried about abortion laws in their jurisdiction. You can't pretend they're not linked; we should talk about both when we talk about either one. My point
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by pc86 2y ago
Abortion has nothing to do with it. Abortion laws vary state to state from very restrictive to very permissive, and even states with much more permissive abortion laws than the majority of Europe, maternal mortality remains higher. Wisconsi
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by pc86 2y ago
I have to imagine you cherry-picked maternal death rate (which is anomalously high in the US for reasons that even experts in maternal death cannot explain) in bad faith because the all-cause mortality rate in the US is 1,044 per 100k compa
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by pc86 2y ago
It may be generally understood to you, but not to me, and the link you provided says absolutely nothing about GDP.
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by pc86 2y ago
Well we're discussing whether this constitutes "doesn't work [at all]" or "doesn't work [perfectly]."
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by pc86 2y ago
There will always be security issues, so "but security" is not a reason to prevent a consumer from doing whatever they want with a thing that they purchased from you (I'm of course just speaking morally/ethically here si
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by pc86 2y ago
1. I hate these "click-and-hold" "bot" "detectors" that takes 6, 7 seconds or longer to complete. 2. Making me do it three times in a row is just obnoxious.
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by pc86 2y ago
I know what all these words mean, it "makes sense" to me in the sense that I read it and I think "ok.." but I wouldn't have the slightest idea how to use this to get weighted random samples or "generate event t
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by pc86 2y ago
These things have been reported hundreds / thousands of time if you read enough news to get informed of them. That's the only reason you know about them. There's no reason for a random local news station in rural Oklahoma to
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by pc86 2y ago
Well typically a case is referred to them by law enforcement or a criminal complaint, then they review the evidence and decide whether or not to go to trial. It's much rarer for a DA to say they want to find crimes a particular person
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by pc86 2y ago
I'm sure it could and it's wrong everywhere.
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by pc86 2y ago
Surely you're talking about a District Attorney deciding that an individual needs to be charged prima facie and saying he "will find a crime" right?
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by pc86 2y ago
I think you're conflating "doing two jobs" with "not being allowed to just type JavaScript into a computer all day in isolation and being expected to actually communicate and think about things other than data structures
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by pc86 2y ago
> Is dedicating 20% of your team to support _that_ much different than the entire team spending 20% of their time on support? Yes, it's [much] worse. Because nobody wants to be the support crew, so you end up with the 20% most junio
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by pc86 2y ago
I don't know about you but it's rare that I've neatly wrapped up my tasks at the end of any given week. Single-day tasks are rare, there is always carry-over work including over the weekends. The only thing worse than a featu
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by pc86 2y ago
I can't imagine the devs at Microsoft have any issues with C#'s "deployment model."
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by pc86 2y ago
Well of course if you have the freedom to write a mathematical expression you're going to be able to present it in a way that is clearer than if you have to type monospace characters into a text editor. I'm not sure it's real
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by pc86 2y ago
This sounds good but I don't think it lines up with reality at parts. I don't think there's any correlation between "willing to spend 3 months cramming LC Hards" and "doesn't screw up on the job." The

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