ryanx435

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by ryanx435 9y ago
the tech scene isn't very broad, but there is a lot of depth in the medical device scene. Also, surprisingly, a lot of developer jobs with some of the bigger banks and the insurance companies.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
The depth and illegibility of the field he is describing make me believe that we are much further away from general purpose ai than I previously thought
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by ryanx435 9y ago
How did you reach out to them? Like, did you reach out to their marketing department? Hoew did you get their contact info?
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by ryanx435 9y ago
"In this best of all possible worlds, everything is for the best." ~Candide.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Every social media site is a white supremacists site. It's kind of the nature of the beast. They are all also anti-white supremacist websites.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Your understanding is wrong. It has more to do with pent up emotions of soldiers and dealing with the trauma of war in violent and unhealthy ways when alcohol is involved. Also Marines get roudy when drunk (source: 5 years in the corps) an
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by ryanx435 9y ago
It's in the Marine corps reading list, so it can't have too bad of a reputation
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Why would enough 10x programmers waste their time on these low paying projects to make it a viable site? Maybe one or two, sure, when they need a quick couple hundred, but not consistently. Which means if I'm looking for someone to do
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by ryanx435 9y ago
this is the one thing that you focused on in my post? 15/hour is still ridiculously low compared to other software dev work.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
from their page: >taking a designer's mockup screenshot and building a fully functional React app with clean HTML/CSS– $120 build an entire product... for $120. assuming 1 full work day to complete (which is sort of unreasonabl
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by ryanx435 9y ago
hey django is awesome thanks
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by ryanx435 9y ago
So my feed would be filled with extra long tweets from bots and people who have nothing better to do but tweet all day to level up, and people who only tweet when they have something important to say would be limited to 140 . Hmmmmmmm
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by ryanx435 9y ago
They bought Twitter specifically because of twiiters role in the Arab spring so they could prevent the revolutionary fever spread to Saudi Arabia. It worked.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
It's part of consolidation of political power within the ruling class of Saudi Arabia. They are arresting people who are not onboard witglh their 2030 vision to modernize their society and diversify their economy. The fact this guy was
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by ryanx435 9y ago
I'm willing to bet my entire life savings that Linus understands the meaning of the word regression in this context better than you.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
the kind of disability that needs help opening a door and bringing a package inside.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
disabled population is a tiny percentage of the overall population and isn't large enough to drive a profitable business model at Amazon/Walmart scale.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
This, my friends,is a prime example of coastal elitism. Does derefr really think that there are no jobs in the capital city of Kansas that pay enough to afford a house under 100k? Not a single job? Lol. Edit: Ha ha downvotes for pointing ou
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by ryanx435 9y ago
K. Let's get rid of electricity and go back to horses and sail boats as our prime travel options, then.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
All this pessismism in this thread, acting like everyone on the planet has a terminal illness. Lol. Go outside. Read about the success of the endangered species program. Stop living in fear
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by ryanx435 9y ago
this is.. interesting. I work from home so I started playing it to see how it sounded. Immediately I felt more relaxed with it on. I'm not sure if this is a good thing, or a bad thing. I probably need to get out more. Maybe I should wo
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by ryanx435 9y ago
How do journalists hear about this type of story? Did the lady call up her local newspaper and say "hey I just read every book on the shelf at the library. Thought it was newsworthy."
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by ryanx435 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestication_of_the_horse They are domesticated.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
this guy is basically just repackaging class warfare and passing it off as "OMG civil war is coming I was in the army for 20 years you gotta listen to me." And yet he completely misses ACTUAL threats to the integrity of our republ
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Every one's a victim, eh? Let's just make all "fast food" illegal. does that include subway and Jimmy John's? What about Chipotle? How about pizza? Or Chinese takeout? What about Applebee's? Their burgers are p
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Company.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Sort of but not really. Companies can issue bonds if they want to raise large amounts of capital. Those are traded on a different market and are fundamentally different than stocks. They are debt instruments, not ownership.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Richard Stallman has been way undervalued, as a whole, in the last couple of decades. He has predicted this and other similar situations and worked his entire career to try to prevent the "tyranny of software companies", or howeve
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by ryanx435 9y ago
Good to hear that at least one person in California recognizes that it's a supply/demand problem. Build more housing. Build more high density housing. Simple solution to a complex problem.
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by ryanx435 9y ago
This probably isn't true: students loans exist

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