rune-space

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by rune-space 1y ago
Sure. Do you have a real argument, or are you just aligned with siblings compliant: "this company sucks: when you stop working for them, they stop paying you"
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by rune-space 1y ago
2x every year for the past 8+ years. Realistic? Maybe not. Historic? Absolutely.
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by rune-space 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45084139
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by rune-space 1y ago
Your claim is that they don't practice at-will employment?
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by rune-space 1y ago
Anduril is a decent base with a huge gamble on equity, Google is a sure shot. People that started a year ago at Anduril are today making slightly more than they would be had they stared at Google. People that started 2 years ago are making
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by rune-space 1y ago
Alright pal. You haven’t kept a straight line this whole thread (this current message directly contradicts 2x previously established claims of yours). Good day.
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by rune-space 1y ago
And how does that relate to this discussion on relative compensation?
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by rune-space 1y ago
Of all the moved goalposts…
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by rune-space 1y ago
You’re talking Google L5? Anduril L5 is similar YOE. I’m seeing ~400k TC for L5 at Google in levels.fyi, Anduril is significantly higher.
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by rune-space 1y ago
Compensation is essentially top-of-industry, maybe with the exception of the Big 3 AI companies (that’s assuming you believe their RSU valuations, and that an IPO will occur). Some projects are OPSEC-restricted, yes. No massages, classes, l
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by rune-space 1y ago
Take a few runs through sorting a growing deck of cards and anyone will be able to tell you why bubble sort sucks.
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by rune-space 1y ago
Which makes one wonder why REST puts so much weight on them being divided by WS!
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by rune-space 1y ago
But you can’t say: thisis:strong:`bold`text Whereas the equivalent is perfectly fine in markdown. Falsehoods programmers believe about written language: whitespace is used to separate atomic sequences of runes.