rpcorb

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by rpcorb 7mo ago
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by rpcorb 1y ago
You don't decide what "RAG" means, a term that's been around for much, much less time than "database".
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by rpcorb 1y ago
What if it's an appropriately scoped take-home assignment? 1-2 hours max. I would say that's fair and gives people with interview anxiety more of a chance.
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Why don't they have a stake in the outcome anymore?
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Of course it makes you a better voter. Because you have skin in the game. What's absurd is allowing a minor to vote.
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Such an overlooked aspect of this topic. Energy and the creation of physical resources are still major constraints. Intelligence on its own cannot magically manipulate reality to bootstrap its physical substrate.
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Exactly. It's so bleak that this industry throws integrity out the window in the name of productivity.
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Wrong. Many anecdotes say, "He was scamming us in the first week."
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by rpcorb 1y ago
When people with no integrity or ethics defraud their employers, "it's life"?
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Get real. There's a difference between a self-proclaimed fraudster and an ineffectual executive. In intention, if not in effect.
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by rpcorb 1y ago
Yes, actually. Everything is about getting work done. Delivering value. If you're spending more time playing with your tools vs. using your tools to deliver value, that's not success at your job. Play around on your own time.
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by rpcorb 3y ago
> "people's feelings are wrong, the government's numbers are right" They could both be wrong.
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by rpcorb 4y ago
For what reasons, though. Mostly disease. Irrelevant.
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by rpcorb 10y ago
It really is interesting that only in the last 20-25 years has the obesity rate really taken off. In other words, it doesn't seem like this was gradual linear trend starting much earlier. So, why didn't it happen earlier? What ch
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by rpcorb 10y ago
Can confirm. I've noticed this social trend as well. However, interestingly, there also seems to be critical threshold (different for every task) beyond which the opposite urge takes hold. Take, for instance, customer/technical s
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by rpcorb 10y ago
Wow, that shrinking time spent at each company is the interesting part. It almost seems like a dawning realization that it pays big to keep moving. I wonder if it reflects a larger trend, and if so, what does this flux mean for the future
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by rpcorb 10y ago
I'd argue that front end development tools are complex and varied because the craft itself is complex and varied. Try to strike the optimal balance between usability and fine control. It's not easy. How to welcome newbie develope
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by rpcorb 10y ago
One can believe a) and b) but not agree that affirmative action is the fair (or even most effective) solution.