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by screye 2y ago
Tenured professors are at no risk of losing jobs and have minimum business interests. The literal smartest person in the world will be the last person to lose his job anyway. AI anxiety comes from a fear that AI will replace us, individuals
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by screye 2y ago
Wondering the same. Don't see what Honda gains from bringing Nissan into its fold.
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by screye 2y ago
Boston City Hall is the perfect candidate for an eco-brutalist makeover. Add the SF Hyatt Regency while you're at it. Europe's eco-brutalist buildings are gorgeous. [1] [2] Boston City Hall's problem is the windy open plaza.
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by screye 2y ago
I disagree. Better to be direct, than frame it in soft 'feel good' terms. It's a matter of people's livelihoods. My tone invites confrontation as a sincere reflection of the stakes. I don't make value judgements. Ci
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by screye 2y ago
Love how all your arguments boil down to 'I got mine.'. We don't want illegal immigrants, get legal work authorization. No, don't use work authorized visas use other legal means. No, family based chain immigration should
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by screye 2y ago
> not supposed to be a backdoor to a green card So...what's the front door to the green card ? How does one arrive legally to the nation with the highest [1] historic immigration rate of any nation in the world ? https://
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by screye 2y ago
Same here. I grew up on Asterix & Tintin comics. Some of the most idyllic parts of my childhood. The smell of old books, dusty libraries, and having to pick 1 book per month from what seemed like endless shelves of these comics.
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by screye 2y ago
Disagree, but I have a funny anecdote in your favor. My university's top Dota player was a 2.x GPA slacker who did nothing but play games all day. Guy was going to continue wasting-away by going to a mediocre foreign grad school, but h
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by screye 2y ago
How is the nation's biggest grocery store being identified as a PE target ? It isn't a growth business. It isn't underperming expectations. It doesn't have expansion opportunities. Brick and mortar is already struggling
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by screye 2y ago
To be clear, Pat was pretty clear about it from the beginning and the industry experts mostly agreed with the board's push to split up the company. From stratchery. > Given this, you can make the case that Gelsinger was never the ri
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by screye 2y ago
Not sure about how gentrification goes into homelessness, but I agree that it isn't a dirty word. Gentrification is amazing. It has bad outcomes when a neighborhood has low ownership numbers, but it's well within known risks for y
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by screye 2y ago
No, you're a NIMBY. The city had to bulldoze the park, because it was probably the only piece of public property it could acquire. It is a response to NIMBYs leaving them no option. If the city could buy 4 adjacent SFH lots and build a
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by screye 2y ago
all-in-1 machines. Intel's customers are 3rd party Cpu assemblers like Dell & HP. Many corporate bulk buyers only care if 1-2 of the apps they use are supported. The lack of wider support isn't a concern.
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by screye 2y ago
It's unfortunate because the Bay Area is paradise. Perfect weather, space, resources, jobs, money, nature, surfing, hiking, skiing. All that and the Bay Area mega-region has a paltry 8 million people with even fewer houses. An economic
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by screye 2y ago
Just because we tolerate it doesn't mean others should too. Legacy industries view software projects as a 1-and-done deal. The "we'll fix it live" approach in tech is a short-coming of our discipline. We can ignore it wh
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by screye 2y ago
I can speak for this. I've worked as a mechE on production lines in India. The parts quality, worker treatment and environmental considerations are excellent (especially compared to what I came in expecting). These are well-paying stab
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by screye 2y ago
Isn't China adding all capacity ? As China's power consumption grows, is coal occupying a bigger percent of the energy pie or is it proportional growth? China wants to annex Taiwan. To fight any wau laden with sanctions, it needs
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by screye 2y ago
The new caltrains are excellent. When is the last time anyone used that word for American public infrastructure. I can't rave enough. It's the most 'futuristic' public infrastructure experience I've had in the US. I
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by screye 2y ago
That tracks. To me, gather.town is an attempt to replicate office dynamics in a remote setting. In an office, being AWOL is looked down upon. I can see how gather.town builds the same expectation. In my experience, this expectation gets set
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by screye 2y ago
If you're in similar time zones, try https://www.gather.town/ ? I've used it for remote conferences, and I like its 2D UI. Real sense of space there.
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by screye 2y ago
I've seen something similar happen before. If it's severe, then it's out of your hand. But anecdotally, here's something that's worked for people who are still, for the lack of a better word, sane. So everything fro
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by screye 2y ago
Not a hack as much as a PSA : There is no shame in dumping your whole codebase into claude. Use any tool (aidigest, Simon's tools). It just works. Especially useful for complex code bases. Same applies for RAG. Unless you're damn
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by screye 2y ago
Ukraine was a show of power from the US. Economically, it's irrelevant. Taiwan has the entire semiconductor industry by the neck. Big difference. If TSMC wasn't essential, the definitely would not intervene in an official capacity
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by screye 2y ago
In the interest of HN guidelines, I won't respond with sarcasm. This is a bad opinion. Kamala was a terrible candidate by all metrics. Definitely, the worst Democratic candidate I have seen in my living memory. It should've been a
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by screye 2y ago
Your reply was to this GP: > imagine if all of India moved to Germany. What would happen? Indian & East-Asian immigrants have much lower violence stats than the native populations. To that end, your example doesn't say much abou
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by screye 2y ago
> experiment of mass migration has failed to work for the average person Could you precisely articulate this experiment ? America has had stable mass immigration for the longest time, arguably its entire history. Do you mean the entire A
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by screye 2y ago
> Women's healthcare Further, the democrats have been in power for 12/16 years, and multiple years controlling all 3 houses. They did nothing to help with Women's healthcare. I have followed the issue closely, and I still
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by screye 2y ago
> Do you just have to pay people to do nothing There are shades of grey. Large institutions should fall back on other means (reduced hours, pay cuts, comfortable severance, longer heads-up for firing) before resorting to overnight-mass-l
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by screye 2y ago
Only in tech do people get so aggravated by employee count. Legacy companies have armies of consultants building pretty decks with little end-product to show for it. Never questioned. Every industry has a certain amount of slack built in. L
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by screye 2y ago
In Reddit's wild-west era (pre-2017-ish), it used to house many 'Matt Levines'. They'd be resident greybeards of their respective subreddits. Reddit 'had' solved the 2 main conundrums of 'Matt Levines&#x27

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