rsanek

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by rsanek 2y ago
they didn't seem to mind when Biden kept em
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by rsanek 2y ago
you should tell your acquaintances to negotiate with their employer, because they are significantly underpaid. https://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/accountant/salary
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by rsanek 2y ago
they were an outlier. as has been discussed, they denied claims twice as often as is average https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/12/05/data/unitedhealthcare...
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by rsanek 2y ago
in what markets is tesla able to drive autonomously without any driver in the seat? from what I've read, none.
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by rsanek 2y ago
just to provide some context, the murder rates across Brazil vary widely by region. São Paulo's is pretty close to the global average.
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by rsanek 2y ago
people in your neighborhood leave garage doors open overnight? never heard of this. seems like you'd want to keep wildlife out at minimum.
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by rsanek 2y ago
They did bring up energy -- "The US may have been less affected by the war in Ukraine than Europe, owing to its abundant domestic energy supplies"
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by rsanek 2y ago
The article quotes Draghi as saying “If we exclude the tech sector, EU productivity growth over the past 20 years would be broadly at par with the US,” so I think it agrees.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I've been using this for years as a signal of how the market's doing. Visualized well on https://www.hnhiringtrends.com/
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by rsanek 2y ago
luxury watches are way down since their peak in early 2022 https://watchcharts.com/watches/price_index
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by rsanek 2y ago
interesting to see the Kagi logo on the linked Brave page
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by rsanek 2y ago
why would the board care about "pacifying the YouTube/gamer community"? seems like a very unlikely reason for a CEO to be fired.
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by rsanek 2y ago
i think most folks have moved on from tpb to either zlib or DRM free legal sources (like Kobo)
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by rsanek 2y ago
is there a statistic that can show us the density distribution? my intuition says that the bay area would have a pretty gradual slope (people living mostly everywhere of mostly low density), whereas Switzerland would have lots of areas most
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by rsanek 2y ago
even if that were true, do you want to be the person to trigger that for them? i don't. in general i think the issue is simpler tho. comedy is just subjective, not everyone enjoys the same stuff
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by rsanek 2y ago
Based on your ebay link, the cheapest PCs are around $50 shipped. Including the electricity, that's $70/year. So you'd need more than a year to have this approach pay off, and additionally you will have saddled yourself with
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by rsanek 2y ago
critically, only when customers reached out. which means tons of people that weren't eagle eyed got defrauded.
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by rsanek 2y ago
You are kidding yourself if you think we have a free market in SWE employment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
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by rsanek 2y ago
sounds similar to how top universities work globally? many places have tens of people applying for a single 'spot' that gets in. https://www.gotouniversity.com/universities-acceptance-rate
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by rsanek 2y ago
source? didn't find anything online about this.
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by rsanek 2y ago
If you're giving remote interviews, your loop should assume candidates can use AI. it's like giving a take home math test that assumes people won't use calculators at this point
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by rsanek 2y ago
that is actually how a representative democracy works. you're thinking of direct democracy.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I think perhaps that's why poster used "for this situation" -- if a company doesn't want to have to provide advance notice, their only option with WARN is to do it with this kind of severance payment. Not sure if it was
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by rsanek 2y ago
You're telling me you maintain the ability to pass the various interviews that the modern FAANG SWE gauntlet requires year-round? Good for you if so, but this doesn't match the experience of any of the folks that I've worked
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by rsanek 2y ago
Keep in mind that knowledge work isn't really a bell curve, it's more of a power law. https://www.hermanaguinis.com/pdf/PPsych2012.pdf
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by rsanek 2y ago
> where they didn't really have to do that much Source?
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by rsanek 2y ago
540
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by rsanek 2y ago
Best of both worlds, I wish there were a way to configure this within the OS so that you could make a single screen appear like 2, 3, or 4 logical screens.
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by rsanek 2y ago
this assumes that the point of school is to maximize student learning. i think it's better to look at it as free daycare so that adults can work. the whole system makes more sense in that context
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by rsanek 2y ago
sometimes you do just get lucky. but you can only get lucky if you're actually doing stuff (not just learning about it)

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