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by pm90 2y ago
At the very least I would have expected some kind of internal survey data. But they’ve offered 0. Just vibes.
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by pm90 2y ago
I don’t understand what your point is. To express gratitude? That tech workers have privilege? How far are you willing to go down that path? Should we be grateful that we have running water, 24 hour electricity and don’t suffer from constan
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by pm90 2y ago
Who do you think is going to replace the workers that leave due to forced RTO?
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by pm90 2y ago
The original sin of Amazon has always been how it treats its warehouse staff. There is just no way you can isolate that to one part of your org. Eventually some sociopath will see what they can get away with and decide to apply the same pri
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by pm90 2y ago
> it's because companies figured out that they were overstaffed and could afford to lose the headcount. Well yeah but why were they suddenly overstaffed? It wasn’t some kind of collective paranoia. It was interest rates. With low in
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by pm90 2y ago
Thats rough. Not surprising considering almost everyone is tightening their budgets. What does the long term strategy for alternate cloud providers like flyio look like? Cater exclusively to startups/small firms? Supplement existing cl
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by pm90 2y ago
Im somewhat baffled by this policy… just produce as much rice as you can, buy surplus from farmers and give it out cheap/free as food assistance to developing countries. Surely a small cost to the Government to get a steady, controlled
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by pm90 2y ago
Having lots of ex Googlers could honestly go either way. I wouldn’t automatically assume thats a good thing. A former mid size company that I worked at had the same scenario and it was definitely not good. They over engineered not just the
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by pm90 2y ago
+1. The entitlement and elitism is out of control. No Dave you’re not Steve Jobs 2.0 sit the fuck down and listen to our customers please!
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by pm90 2y ago
> And to a lesser extent other executives who have decided that their job is their life. This is key. CEO is one individual, maybe you luck out with someone thats self aware and doesn’t have their head up their behind. But with the exec
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by pm90 2y ago
I only started parking my money at Vanguard/Fidelity in my mid 20’s. The familiarity penalty was very real: I felt like I could trust Chase since national brand, brick and mortar stable. I wish I had moved sooner.
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by pm90 2y ago
To me this is a good sign: we should disincentivize bigtech gobbling up any competitors. Instead of being supported only on GCP we will see the product supported/adopted on several platforms!
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by pm90 2y ago
Ive used fish for half a decade. It just works and the design just makes sense. Excited to try this out.
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by pm90 2y ago
> If the court even remotely reflected the opinions of actual conservative voters, it would take radically different and drastic actions compared to what has happened. It literally has done just that with overturning Roe, Chevron and the
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by pm90 2y ago
airflow is notoriously hard to operate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31482217
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by pm90 2y ago
It’s likely because we haven’t yet found a workflow engine/orchestrator thats capable of handling diverse tasks while still being easy to understand and operate. It’s really easy to build a custom workflow engine and optimize it for sp
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by pm90 2y ago
> It is not hopeless. > “We are optimistic that A.I. is actually allowing us to make significant — not transformative yet, but significant — progress in being able to identify vulnerabilities, patch holes, improve the quality of codin
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by pm90 2y ago
Good. Their supply chain infrastructure is just not designed to build batteries. Tesla/Rivian will obliterate them.
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by pm90 2y ago
Good luck in your search! Its a difficult market.
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by pm90 2y ago
absolutely 0 chance of this. Consider how much of the Government’s moves are leaked. Something like this would almost certainly fall in the hands of someone in the Press.
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by pm90 2y ago
This explains it! Ive been doing the same, if job postings aren’t in the range Im looking for, Ill skip over the posting altogether. This is fantastic, saves time for both. I wonder if it goes both ways. Low numbers repel the competent engi
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by pm90 2y ago
We ran github enterprise on our infra for several years. It was a pretty low overhead thing to run except if you’re really big. The nice thing was that we could customize the api rate limits which is really annoying with saas github.
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by pm90 2y ago
Defunding the ACA is challenging because it would throw the health insurance markets off a cliff ans lead to millions of people losing their insurance. Thats much more scarier than losing access to a free software provided by IRS.
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by pm90 2y ago
> but on made up stories told by other managers, architects, and consultants. Even more annoying: blog posts. Sometimes I wonder how is it that these folks are unable to see how fundamentally wrong and clueless they are. What I've n
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by pm90 2y ago
Agreed. It’s very exhausting to read. A few well timed digs are ok but you need to not overdo it.
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by pm90 2y ago
https://www.jwz.org/
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by pm90 2y ago
I use Google Maps feature where it shows you if a venue is busy or not a lot. I feel like Google maps could easily make this feature more accurate and widely available and completely obliterate these fucking weirdos who want to livestream a
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by pm90 2y ago
> Improbable did. But who cares? Why do we care about compatible third party implementations? The gRPC maintainers merge third party contributions. They care. Everyone should be working on one implementation. Until they get fired by Goog
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by pm90 2y ago
Temporal is kinda difficult to self host. Plus you have to buy into their specific paradigm/terminology for running tasks. This tool seems a lot more generic.
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by pm90 2y ago
For architecture diagrams Ive found Google drawing will work for my use cases. And if its something fancy, lucidchart.

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