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by rocgf 4y ago
You are correct, but that doesn't mean this will hold true forever.
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by rocgf 4y ago
Not OP, but I believe the answer is "on nothing". There is no way to know where it will go. It's just supposition and very specific numbers like this make me cringe hard.
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by rocgf 4y ago
Public transport is pretty good in the UK, but not to the point of being able to live without a car for a large portion of the population. In London, there is the tube and driving in the city is quite dreadful, so I guess that is the except
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by rocgf 4y ago
Your example is anectodal, hence basically worthless. There is a lot of inefficieny in the market, some of it inherent, some of it due to artifical constraints like location, but over time those tend to naturally get normalized. What I&#x27
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by rocgf 4y ago
Fantastic reply, thank you for your perspective.
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by rocgf 4y ago
That was my first thought exactly. I find it incredible that there are so many proposed pretend solutions when the real cause is well-understood. I wonder if they are just faking it, truly incompetent or incapable or if I am missing somethi
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by rocgf 4y ago
While I do understand where this view is coming from, I think it's also a major waste of time to complain about it. Let me put it this way - you are not entitled to a high-earning FAANG job. It's really that simple. It's a fr
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by rocgf 4y ago
When it will be possible to run this at home, the big companies will have models way bigger than this...
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by rocgf 4y ago
I believe that should have been phrased very differently, my mistake. What I meant is that I can easily imagine a better interviewer. He is a bit dull and uses the word "love" too much for my taste, but that's about it, to be
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by rocgf 4y ago
I can't say that I particularly like him, so I guess I listen to him because there are no better alternatives I am aware of. If there are any that are better, I'd be happy to hear about them. With that said, I almost can't un
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by rocgf 4y ago
In Europe you have guaranteed minimum wage, can't be fired without good reason, healthcare, all sorts of other help if you lose your job, public transport/cheap means of getting around. It's not even close for the typical wor
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by rocgf 4y ago
I think it's an easy pick, to be honest.
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by rocgf 4y ago
You are comparing apples and orages. Coinbase was generous, it could have chosen to give them exactly 0 and that would have been legal. You're taking the best case scenario in one case and comparing it to the norm in another country.
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by rocgf 4y ago
You are very young and at the start of your career. I know you might feel like you should've "finished learning" by now, but finishing university is actually just an arbitrary milestone. The learning never stops. At worst, yo
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by rocgf 4y ago
Cars and what you described are not the only two options. Your perspective is way too American. Visit Europe and maybe you'll understand.
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by rocgf 4y ago
Having cars as the primary and often sole viable method of transportation, under any circumstances, be it for a soda craved in the middle of the night, vacationing in a different state or daily commute, and having all the cities and the cou
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by rocgf 4y ago
It was both. The Netherlands had relatively high bike usage before "the cycling revolution" in the 70s, but either way it's kind of a moot point. Either way, if you're trying to insinuate that you first need the bikes an
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by rocgf 4y ago
Nobody really knows what will happen, but we are at an inflection point. It is very hard to believe that the market will reach new highs in 8 months.
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by rocgf 4y ago
You are grossly misunderstanding the situation if you actually believe this to be the case.
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by rocgf 4y ago
Ukraine is just as corrupt as any other post-Soviet/Eastern European country, but they've got multiple things on their side. It's easier to defend than attack, it's easier to defend with gigantic Western support via weap
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by rocgf 4y ago
I believe the way you feel migh also be somewhat due to a lack of exposure to the environment in which Russians live. While I'm not Russian and have never been to Russia, I do come from Eastern Europe, so a former communist country, an
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by rocgf 4y ago
This is such a common error in judgement, but I don't really know its name. Does anyone know? I'm genuinely curious. I'm referring to the "I'll do X when others do Y" type of reasoning.
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by rocgf 5y ago
No, it's not the case.
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by rocgf 5y ago
Quite obviously, the logical conclusion is that institutions are always wrong, no matter what. It is obvious that digging stuff out of the ground and then burning it for 2 centuries cannot possibly have any side-effects. It's all good,
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by rocgf 5y ago
Government websites are not supposed to look good or to be at the forefront of design. The percentage of people with disabilities is well within the double digits, and government websites are supposed to work for them as well. What is impor
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by rocgf 5y ago
While there may not be any reliable measure of communication skills across the industry, the fact that the data was based on scores given my a large amount of people, that by definition means that it's accurate. Think about it carefull
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by rocgf 5y ago
This may be true and it could actually be effective to do so, but whenever I see such viewpoints I can't help myself from noticing just how narrow they are. All systems conceived by man so far are deeply flawed and libertarianism-like
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by rocgf 5y ago
I believe there are already such instances, I believe https://nebula.app/ is one of them. The problem is that this does not change the dynamic of what people want to watch. The problem is not necessarily a lack of ways to f
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by rocgf 5y ago
I guess the argument is that crypto is the future, which I would not agree with, but if you actually think that crypto will be _the way_ in which the world will run in 50 years, then I guess a lot of crypto-related software will bring posit
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by rocgf 5y ago
This was the book I thought of when I saw the title of this post.

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