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by proc0 2y ago
That's obviously coping with the fact SF is still in a downfall. There's no reason to be there with all the other cities in the Bay.
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by proc0 2y ago
For full interactivity, I think the easiest way is for someone to use a desktop mobile emulator. Otherwise to actually convert it to be used in a browser the best bet is using webAssembly, but it probably needs to have a lot of glue /
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by proc0 2y ago
Yeah but a product engineer as the title suggest it's not just software engineering, and a software engineer, in theory, can achieve greater depth of understanding in engineering than a product engineer because they're not saddled
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by proc0 2y ago
Correct. This double standard reveals an underlying belief that managers are more productive and that engineers should eventually become managers if they are to scale their productivity. It's a fundamental misconception and underestima
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by proc0 2y ago
I'm surprised Eric Schmidt would do this. A celebrity or someone who doesn't know tech, ok, but this guy? c'mon bro.
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by proc0 2y ago
It's not the only form of communism. At it's core it's about seeing the world through lens of oppressor vs. oppressed. Class communism was about owners and workers, but now it's more about race and gender.
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by proc0 2y ago
Obviously it also includes anyone who criticizes the power of the state and the status quo. I think we've been unironically in the intersection of 1984, Brave New World, socialism and communism, for the past decade. Just like when you
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by proc0 2y ago
Interesting, and explains a lot. I would also question why managers are the "next level" from the contributing roles. I understand it helps because you already have the experience and knowledge of contributing so it would make sen
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by proc0 2y ago
You're right in making a distinction between the regular Republicans and Trump supporters. The difference is that Republicans and Democrats have become in essence one party that has the same agenda. This agenda includes expanding the A
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by proc0 2y ago
I think it's because in general software engineering is not respected because the definition of the role has been expanded to encompass a variety of disciplines and roles from crafting requirements to telemetry and analytics. Each engi
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by proc0 2y ago
> who already had an unprecedented reputation for lying, racism, sharp business practices, infidelities, bankruptcies, bullyig lawsuits and dubious associations And other politicians are much better? It shows a double standard. Let&#x27
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by proc0 2y ago
Ironically the reason people are actually rising up is because the people in power like to change and bend the definition of words to control the narrative and therefore use power in whichever way they want. It doesn't matter what the
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by proc0 2y ago
I suspect because it kills creativity. It's the same in the software industry because engineering has a big component of creativity but organizations structure themselves in a way that minimizes this creativity and maximizes managerial
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by proc0 2y ago
We'll just have to disagree on those points. For the most part I think one has to interpret all those events with the worst intentions and biases against Trump in order to arrive at such extreme conclusions (that Trump is such a threat
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by proc0 2y ago
None of those charges are related to what was widely reported that Russia helped Trump win the election. It was also admitted that the entire investigation was inconclusive at best, and the fact remains that it would have been an historic c
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by proc0 2y ago
By having less businesses? I mean that's what SF leadership thinks for sure.
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by proc0 2y ago
I disagree and most of that sounds like a biased take that is heavily influenced by all the lies and smears that were constantly being pushed for 8 years. Let's back up before he ran for president. He was a celebrity, a businessman, ap
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by proc0 2y ago
All dictators take as much power as soon as they can. They get elected and immediately secure indefinite power. Trump did nothing of that sort for four years, and then arguably he was grossly negligent on J6... which would have been bad on
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by proc0 2y ago
Here's a recent viral post that goes over the surface level reasons for a lot of people, including back in 2020. I couldn't find the original, but the author is linked in there: https://x.com/phucdatbichcafe/s
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by proc0 2y ago
Most people never read "Art of the Deal" or watched the Apprentice. From my perspective your assessment is way off. Trump has very little to do with the Republican party, and is more like its own 3rd party, but because of how the
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by proc0 2y ago
From a national standpoint, it's housing, but SF (and Oakland) specifically has a much different problem. The politicians run their political experiments in SF and they completely ignore the secondary and tertiary effects. You can&#x27
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by proc0 2y ago
I think America at the federal doesn't have democracy. It does at the local level but at the federal level it is pretty clear that unelected officials not only have control, but have other objectives which prioritize the global America
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by proc0 2y ago
"You will own nothing, and you will be happy" Many companies are certainly heading in this direction. I think a better direction should be something like "you will own less because you will need less and it will last longer&q
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by proc0 2y ago
They'll just stop using the dollar, what then? BRICS is already happening. Trade is happening without the need of the US. Either the dollar will collapse and a new world order will emerge, or the US will continue to bomb countries to f
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by proc0 2y ago
Absolutely. This is what the American people should be trying to fix. Unfortunately the political conversation is some surface level theatrics that the majority engage in like fans of WWE wrestling. It's so infuriating to see people s
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by proc0 2y ago
Sure, you're just adding resolution to the example. If restaurants worked like many software companies, the chefs and cooks are still cooking and dealing with the food, but also running the food, taking the order, and cleaning the kitc
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by proc0 2y ago
From my perspective, it's the instability of the world. From market crashes to pandemics and now politics, I have no clue what kind of world I'm bringing new life into, so it gets deprioritized severely. It's something like t
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by proc0 2y ago
I would say there are different "ground truths". For engineers, this is computer science theory, and for business, it's what makes sense from a market perspective and what's best for the customers. This is why having eng
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by proc0 2y ago
The core of the problem is that engineers do not own their code. It would be like a chef not owning their food. Engineers are split into teams that the business side of the company decides arbitrarily... and because non-technical leaders ar
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by proc0 2y ago
I suspect it's equivalent to a Universal Turing machine but I haven't seen any models or proofs on this. If that's the case then just like computers some nerve cells are switches that activate "programs" of thousand

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