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7y ago
You missed the 3rd group, and that is the people who make Android, spending billions to make a great OS, to make sure they can always track you.
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Yeah I laugh when people think that free healthcare in US will unleash a wave on entrepreneurs. More like people will retire early and take time off. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but it isn't a money spinner.
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7y ago
> probably why you tend to see a lot of CS/tech types with individual salaries 2-3x the median household income doing it). and no kids.
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7y ago
Yeah I know people that moved N-West from the East coast and they all had trouble making friends. Maybe just the culture is too different.
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In the old days middle class kids all had real service/manual jobs as teenagers & college students. Its scary that now the new generation has to read about what it is like.
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7y ago
That's good right? Increased productivity, she'll still get a job somewhere on the higher wage. Win win win.
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the OP references the bloomberg article which does say economies of scale, but also "thanks to improvements in manufacturing equipment and increased energy density at the cathode and cell level" https://about.bnef.com&#
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7y ago
For me Black Friday and Cyber Monday really didn't have many deals. The Chromebooks I was looking at are all cheaper now than those days. Amazon devices really were discounted heavily though.
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7y ago
I have a Pentium NUC which works fine for this and no noise and still x86.
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7y ago
Right but eventually they money has to get from the company to the consultant - either dividends or wages. Either way it'll be taxed.
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7y ago
Its interesting but I wouldn't say Graviton2 is likely to succeed. Every ARM based PC I've seen has been disappointingly slow, which I dont really understand because phones usually are amazingly quick. DEC Alpha, Sun Sparc, MIPS,
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7y ago
I'm so glad to see someone write this. I keep seeing all these horrible code bases that are supposed to be easily testable but all I see is a horrible design that is impossible to understand - all because Mocking is supposed to be a go
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7y ago
I dont think this is true any more, especially with the changes in the last few years. My beef is with Spring. Spring seems to make simple problems very complicated. Its like you have to learn a second more complicated API on top of the ori
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7y ago
> even self-hating. Lol yeah, and my team. :)
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7y ago
Honestly for young children I wouldn't want any of the girls to become software engineers. Most Software Engineers including myself are friendly but also grumpy, nerdy and annoying, with poor communication skills and an unhealthy lifes
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7y ago
Yes and one of the reasons there is more capital is because US takes a capitalistic choice on most things which is one of the reasons why healthcare is private.
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7y ago
I kinda agree, but in reality Europeans are much less likely to start and run a company.
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7y ago
Similarly the people who complain of unaffordable housing can simply move to places where they are affordable. Same logic
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7y ago
Yes many people love big dense cities like NY, which is why they live there. The problem is when people love low density cities and make it a great place to live. Then new people want to change it into denser cities with everyone living in
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7y ago
lol I actually did this typing into source comma down comma down comma... Only after reading this I realized how lazy I was so went back to do it properly. :)
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7y ago
I'd think you'd be better off listening for trucks. :)
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7y ago
Yeah rent looks suspiciously cheap. Esp with Brass pot: 2s
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7y ago
Your basic numbers are wrong but its closer than I thought. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/wind-idiot-power/ https://fullfact.org/online/wind-turbines-energy/
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7y ago
I heard they have water and electricity out there.
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7y ago
I hate things like "Far Greater Than We Realized" too. Who thought luck wasn't important and how long ago was that?
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7y ago
I wonder how this can easily backfire. Eg if someone repeats something repeatedly you can learn to believe it, but if you ever prove it wrong you never trust them again.
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7y ago
Yeah this is true, on a related note after I've quit I've had managers ask why and when I said it was problems with X and need a raise they just said all you had to do was ask and we could have fixed both problems. I was just too
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7y ago
Thanks I did that, took less than 24hrs to remove. Kinda sad now as he's just disappeared, rather than someone I'm still connected to.
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Incidental article about Macys Thanksgiving parade baloons are filled with Helium https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/2019/11/27/macys-than... At the end the gas is released, not recycled.
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7y ago
Many people say quit, I'd recommend not rushing in to that. If you're burnt out the last thing you want is to get on the interview treadmill then a new job where you have to prove yourself again. My advice to "burnt out"
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