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by rr888 4y ago
I learned vim when I picked up linux, now I work at a company with a customized emacs tool we have to use. Doh it never ends...
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by rr888 4y ago
Not really FTX customer assets were about $8 bil and they have $5 bil?
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by rr888 4y ago
Gasoline unlocks carbon that was buried underground. If we can avoid that surely its better?
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by rr888 4y ago
The main problem is the average wage in that part of Turkey is a few thousand dollars a year. In Syria of course is a fraction of that. You just aren't going to get Japanese/Chilean/Californian quality construction.
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by rr888 4y ago
Makes a lot of sense given how many people are WFH
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by rr888 4y ago
but it's got electrolytes.
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by rr888 4y ago
I dont like Amazon much but healthcare is an industry that desperately needs some smart new players bringing some new ideas.
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by rr888 4y ago
4 day week is here. It feels as Fridays are virtually no work days already, office is empty, hard to find people online, lots of people just do a few token mails and maybe a side project.
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by rr888 4y ago
Thanks I've been debating this. 8GB just feels wrong but I hate to pay that Apple upgrade premium.
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by rr888 4y ago
Its amazing when you go camping with no artificial lights or internet and soon after dark everyone is yawning and ready to sleep.
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by rr888 4y ago
> I haven’t found a reason to download TikTok Its a good business. My daughter isn't allowed Tiktok, but youtube comes with every phone and ipad already...
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by rr888 4y ago
Lyn Alden sounds like an expert but never worked in the financial industry. Either that makes the reports clever outside view or misleading detail of someone who doesn't really understand it. My money is on the latter.
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by rr888 4y ago
I have two friends that had AirBnB rentals, they've both given up. The initial novelty and fun quickly wore off and became a grind. The local LLC with 10+ properties will stay the norm now I think.
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by rr888 4y ago
This can be overcome. I know in the UK it was similar, 60s and 70s manufacturing quality was very poor. In the 80s factories started with quality management processes, 9001 etc and quality really dramatically improved.
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by rr888 4y ago
The problem is when you join a high performing team and organization. Is a WTF something they should fix your you need to recalibrate what you think is normal?
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by rr888 4y ago
The problem is if you start later, you'll end school later which means you'll start activities/dinner/homework later and go to bed later and there wont be much difference.
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by rr888 4y ago
I just dont like moving parts. My problem with heat pumps is that you have to replace every 10-20 years which seems wasteful.
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by rr888 4y ago
Sure in my experience talking face to face is much much easier than remotely. Maybe I dont have the right tools or maybe not enough experience but I definitely do not like it.
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by rr888 4y ago
I got a job back where everyone is in the office 4/5 days a week. Its great I love it, its really annoying when someone works from home a day and you can just go over problems. Look for jobs like this, they're still out there.
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by rr888 4y ago
yeah I'm sure the US and probably European governments know exactly what happened. Also if Russia did do it, its officially an attack on NATO and requires a response? It makes sense that USA/Europe didn't officially blame Rus
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by rr888 4y ago
For me its not the language its the tools. Writing code is getting easier but to deploy and monitor microservices on a cloud requires dozens(!?) of little tools, scripts, config files all different.
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by rr888 4y ago
Japanese people are usually very organized and neat, I can't imagine they'd appreciate backpackers coming through like this. Where I come from there are ever increasing number of people living in vans and its a real problem. They
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by rr888 4y ago
I think in the old days people realized a startup had to sell real products and have real revenue and profits, your stock would only be worth anything at the IPO if the company had solid cashflow. Now there are so many tech companies that w
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by rr888 4y ago
Its crazy there isn't more competition. I was hoping that would be one thing cryptos would be good for. One thing I think regulators could do is force cc fees to be added to the price instead of hidden. Eg a $10 item costs $10, $10.20,
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by rr888 4y ago
Most people worked outside in the fields for half the year and/or died in their 20s and 30s.
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by rr888 4y ago
Every company that pays above average needs a good clean out every now and again. People dont want to work hard forever and will start to coast. You need some way to incentivize and/or remove them.
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by rr888 4y ago
Agreed. I love our physical in house servers, but not knowing AWS in depth really hurt my last job search.
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by rr888 4y ago
Presumably demographics are a longer term trend where a monthly forecast would be based on recent trends.
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by rr888 4y ago
I thought it was actually a pretty good solution for two problems. Maybe for crops like wheat which are processed, rather than lettuce. Trees seem good too.
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by rr888 4y ago
For most of my lifetime people have been talking about a shortage of labor as baby boomers retire and people having fewer children. It didn't match reality as wages kept staying low year after year. Now finally it seems to be happening

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