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by sidibe 4y ago
There really is no better profession in terms of ROI. No matter your background If you spend a year doing codeforces/leetcode you can get a job that pays $200k. Of course you also have to have some talent at that kind of thing but in a
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by sidibe 4y ago
He seems very distracted even without owning companies. He tweets as much as DJT used to in peak form, at all hours as well. I don't think he's often very focused to begin with so his companies can clearly cope. It doesn't re
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by sidibe 4y ago
Where's the next place for journalists? If Google Plus were still around I feel like this would have been their moment.
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I would guess anyone calling someone out 48 hours into a huge codebase is themselves the bullshitter. Maybe if that 48 hours is work time and presentations/walkthroughs and the person catching up is a seasoned director (they tend to ha
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by sidibe 4y ago
The hubris is thinking Tesla engineers (who are offered worse pay and wlb relative to Twitter) are coding masters of every domain. I won't even snipe at their own software here. It takes a long time to onboard to a big mature infrastru
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by sidibe 4y ago
I think the goal here is to get people to quit voluntarily by doing the most ridiculous things possible.
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by sidibe 4y ago
Oligarch is the wrong word because they have no power. In the 90's there were real oligarchs like Khodorovsky, but they've all been replaced as business and government leaders by childhood friends/ex-KGB/St. Petersburg m
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by sidibe 4y ago
+1. When you expand a tweet it shouldn't always be the most outraged or sycophantic responses that are on top. Very hard problem, but I agree people should be able to express themselves but the algorithm shouldn't always funnel pe
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Yes people will still take those jobs for less, but less talented people.
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by sidibe 4y ago
Autonomous Tesla's were also ready by the end of the year 5+ years ago. He's always been the way he is, the difference is the number of people who have caught on to his schtick by now.
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by sidibe 4y ago
I'll know when Tesla is actually taking these probes seriously when they finally take off the laughably deceptive video from https://www.tesla.com/autopilot . Tldw it is a video that says the driver is only there for le
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by sidibe 4y ago
No ads and background play are great though. YouTube music also means you don't need a Spotify subscription which is $10 by itself. Altogether it is worth it to me
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by sidibe 4y ago
Yeah there's no way they would actually spend money to protect soldiers for such an unlikely threat if they wont protect them now on the front lines. They do this kind of thing just to imply that things will escalate to nuclear war. By
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by sidibe 4y ago
I'm not against burying plastic but the amount of carbon that's going to contain isn't going to make a big impact in terms of CO2 vs burying timber or other stuff that's much easier to collect in significant mass.
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by sidibe 4y ago
Tesla is an announcement company. They are working on so many revolutionary things that will be done very very soon. And Elon says that there's a ton of other cool things that they haven't even announced yet. I was a bit confused
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by sidibe 4y ago
This guy has shouldn't have any credibility left even if you couldn't recognize his pro-Russian bias (actually more like awe than bias) from the beginning. Look at his appearances at the beginning of the war. His predictions are c
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by sidibe 4y ago
For a fraction of the others yes it does. And that is a loud fraction, which also completely controls the media. Putin had to make the Ukrainians hurt at this point because his minions are whipped into such a fervor from recent defeats
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by sidibe 4y ago
> an arrangement that’s more lenient than Hong Kong. So like the arrangement Hong Kong was supposed to have? Twice this week Elon has shown he has faith in lying authoritians.
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by sidibe 4y ago
Since none of these features work and don't seem to be on any path towards working, might as well cut some cost.
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It'll tip them from not participating in politics to taking whatever actions it takes to remove Putin
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by sidibe 4y ago
Ukraine thinks they'll get everything they want because they are winning AND what they want is completely reasonable to the rest of the world, and probably to most Russians as they sober up. If they start sending home the involuntarily
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by sidibe 4y ago
I guess they're keeping the subscription fees for those who subscribed, not sure what percent of their revenue that would have been. All in all the total sales are probably paltry relative to the investment they've made in it (tho
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by sidibe 4y ago
There's other reasons Russia could have done it too. Drive a wedge between Germany and a country that would have a more obvious reason of hating the pipeline like US or Poland, make sure rapid return of relations and trade is harder to
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by sidibe 4y ago
The most convincing "Russia did it motive" I've seen so far (and I don't believe it but it's more plausible than other reasons I've seen that Russia would do it) is Putin doesn't want any of the elites aro
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by sidibe 4y ago
I don't have any idea about who blew up the pipeline but it's clear that Putin sees his only way out of the mess he has put himself in is escalating to the point where western countries are worried enough about the consequences to
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by sidibe 4y ago
Yeah sadly theres nothing much to do besides what's being done and waiting for a lot of Ukrainians and a lot more Russian conscripts to die, basically call Putin's bluffs until he kills himself politically with body bags and the e
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by sidibe 4y ago
I think everyone already know the way out of this conflict. Putin needs to pull out of Ukraine, or someone else in Russia needs to do it for him. This whole war is about his ego. Unable to win in the first few days as intended, now he'
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by sidibe 4y ago
I've always been more emotionally invested in games where I make my own plot, which is the genre GTA is supposed to be. I haven't played since GTA 3 but maybe they're providing too much of a story which is unsatisfying? The r
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by sidibe 4y ago
You are ignoring the will of the people in a buffer state. In the EU they see prospering liberal democracies and on the other side it's permanent authoritarian kleptocracy, which by the way still sees them as part of a lost empire. Of
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by sidibe 4y ago
The clip everyone is talking about shows Nadezhdin is not falling into either of those camps. He wants the Russians to give up. This is not too shocking because he is kind of the Colmes of Hannity and Colmes, there for the main host to make

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