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by pm90 7mo ago
I don’t believe this is true. There are plenty of roles that are happy to hire remotely. Sure, there is an in person requirement for many job listings but Ive found EMs/companies to be very flexible if they need to hire talent. For peo
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by pm90 7mo ago
Theres other forums for that, though.
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by pm90 7mo ago
Im surprised that they’re doing DP and not thunderbolt?
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by pm90 7mo ago
You’re thinking along similar lines as I am. The article talks about “visibility” in the end. This might be a document that is written. Or it could be a demo thats shared. Or a simple shout out in slack. As engineers, we tend to keep away f
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by pm90 7mo ago
Can someone non-drizzle or planetscale explain to me the appeal of drizzle while other orms/sdks already exist?
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by pm90 8mo ago
Does Anthropic have standing to sue to Government for libel? I don’t think the Government is allowed to arbitrarily designate a company a supply chain risk without good cause.
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by pm90 8mo ago
13%!!! This should be a code red level event for … the world? I … don’t understand how world leaders are just standing by? Smartphone growth/adoption has been the bedrock of a LOT of economic growth. I would have expected massive Gover
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by pm90 8mo ago
Hard disagree with this take. Mass adoption of any technology is almost always a good thing; the more people are looking at the sane problem, the more clever/elegant/innovative solutions come out of it. Im also not sure if “vibe
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by pm90 8mo ago
Correct. Almost nobody talked about “getting manufacturing back to the US”. Almost always it was just people glad they could build things. Its also interesting how the author frames the results: Shenzhen is now better than it was ever befor
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by pm90 8mo ago
I moved when Obama was president. I sincerely believed that we were in a post racial world. Imagine my surprise in seeing people proudly flying confederate flags in Austin! I am still hopeful. While that flag was considered “ok” then, it no
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by pm90 8mo ago
> My wife, for example, uses ChatGPT on a daily basis, but has found no reason to try anything else. Ads might change that. If we know anything, nobody beats Google with ad based monetization. OAI is absolutely correct to be scared.
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by pm90 8mo ago
Hmm, this doesn’t seem to be accurate. The missouri/mississipi rivers come to mind, as do many other river systems.
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by pm90 8mo ago
I love podman. it’s my default whenever i need to run containers locally. Ive also used it to run containerized systemd services. Selling enterprise licenses is a smart move from Redhat: they actually build/contribute to production gra
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by pm90 8mo ago
MJ is still very illegal federally. Presumably anyone doing business in that industry could be sued or just have the feds come down on them. I don’t think we should expect financial institutions to break the law.
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by pm90 8mo ago
Ive had the opposite experience with paypal being completely obnoxious and refusing to halt a fraudulent transaction (ultimately my bank made them).
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by pm90 8mo ago
Xbox isn’t doing very well so of course it’s now up to a woman to clean up the mess. I don’t envy the position that Asha has landed in, especially with how much misogyny exists in the gaming subculture.
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by pm90 8mo ago
Ultimately, I believe there will need to be something catastrophic to oust musk/change leadership. And by that point, its questionable if anything worthwhile will be left to salvage. My current bet is that optimus will fail spectacular
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by pm90 8mo ago
My gripe with grpc is that it doesn’t play super well with kubernetes services… you have to take a little bit of care, you need to understand how k8s services work and you have to understand how load balancing in grpc works. Ideally I would
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by pm90 8mo ago
As much as i hate palantir i doubt any of their systems control military hardware. Now Anduril on the other hand…
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by pm90 8mo ago
Its nice to see useful, impactful interchange formats getting the attention and resources they need, and ecosystems converging around them. Optimizing serialization/deserialization might seem like a "trivial" task at first, b
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by pm90 8mo ago
If they've been invisible, they are doing their job right.
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by pm90 8mo ago
NYC is a large city, consisting of 5 boroughs (divisions); each of which is larger in population than many US states. Its also the financial capital of the world. So just going by population alone, the NYC City Government represents more pe
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by pm90 8mo ago
I have the print version and have been working through them slowly. Funnily enough I didn’t find it very useful when I had physics classes in school/uni since most of those classes were just memorizing equations and solving problems. B
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by pm90 8mo ago
People have wanted to do the same with abortion and medicare for all as well (both of which poll very highly) and yet neither of these popular policies are law.
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by pm90 8mo ago
> There also seems to be a common belief that just because the laws are unfair, stupid, counterproductive or destructive that they can be ignored and that isn't how laws work. If the law is terrible it is still the law. If it doesn&
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by pm90 8mo ago
Clubbing all saas products together just means you can’t really have a productive discussion. Saas products are on a spectrum of quality, from amazing (stripe, datadog) to terrible (fivetran, github). Its upto you as a user to make a call a
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by pm90 8mo ago
Hes committed to building thousands of Optimus robots for a market that does not exist while cutting back on building evs (a market that does). I think its pretty clear that Musk has lost his goddamn mind. And the American corporate system
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by pm90 8mo ago
Why does Google need outside investors? Is it a play to get a “serious” valuation since it would be vetted by outside parties? I guess Im questioning why Waymo doesn’t just IPO, or raise 100% private raise by Google.
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by pm90 8mo ago
And an MBA. He seems like a lot of people I know who skim through their technical degrees just to get the credentials. And my experience is that Masters is often easier to get than a Bachelors. Anyway what he did makes it abundantly clear t
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by pm90 9mo ago
What do you mean “hiding it”? Are you suggesting Chinas manufacturing capacity is entirely fraudulent or cooking the books? Or that the state is providing subsidies? Because if its the latter… have you seen the brouhaha over Amazon HQ2? Or

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