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by slt2021 1y ago
in the world of music known as Sophomore slump: In the world of music, there is a common phenomenon known as the sophomore album curse/syndrome, where newly popular artists often struggle to replicate their initial success with the
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by slt2021 1y ago
this. valuation is the discounted cash flow of expected future cash flows, not the past successes
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by slt2021 1y ago
why OpenAI purchased windsurf instead of prompting openai to create something like windsurf? this is the question i am still asking...
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by slt2021 1y ago
VS developers are okay, it is the VS product managers that are The problem
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by slt2021 1y ago
the bulk of money comes from enterprise users. Just need to call 500 CEOs from the S&P500 list, and enforce via "cyber data safety" enforcement via SEC or something like that. everyone will roll over if all large public compan
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by slt2021 1y ago
I had once an incompetent manager provide a feedback on my code using ChatGPT. This is the BIGGEST red flag of a person "faking till they make it"
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by slt2021 1y ago
I dont agree. The reason you are forced to learn DSA in college and is tested in LC is because these data structures and algorithms are everywhere. You may claim that nobody ever will need to know about topo sort, but keep using AirFlow for
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by slt2021 1y ago
Kudos to you for doing this. However, I will retire from this cursed industry if this will be the expectation in the future
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by slt2021 1y ago
always have been, its just current admin is less subtle about it
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by slt2021 1y ago
They have no other sustainable energy sources a d frankly I trust japanese engineering minds they can fix their nuclear designs
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by slt2021 1y ago
there is no trivial fix for this without breaking performance. roughly, there is no free lunch in distributed systems, and AWS made a tradeoff to relax consistency guarantees for that specific setup, and didn't really advertise that
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by slt2021 1y ago
only because nobody else bothered to build processing plants for the low demand minerals. it is trivial to build and these minerals can be found everywhere
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by slt2021 1y ago
cannot believe that Japan finds its better to depend on oil from Middle East and import gasoline instead of building one more nuclear plant
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by slt2021 1y ago
PHEV fits the ideal use case of short commute to work every day on EV, and a weekend trip to national park/resort city 400 miles away. but the downside is maintenance of ICE engine and transmission and all consumables
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by slt2021 1y ago
this is just the opposite extreme of "FSD this year"
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by slt2021 1y ago
people who need to get from SF to LA as soon as possible are already served by the airplanes. Your business class traveler from LA/orange county to SF bay is already well served by the many airports in both metro areas. the HSR is abou
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by slt2021 1y ago
the state can manage that expense over time, for example by refusing to enforce laws, spiking crime rates, turning into dystopia and chaos, thus lowering property values. after land is acquired, the property and law enforcement will bring u
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by slt2021 1y ago
the real sunk cost would be the opposite approach: spending 60 blns on boring tunnels through mountains that nothing else connect to. what would be the benefit of tunnel from LA across the mountain range? or a tunnel from SF across the diab
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by slt2021 1y ago
imagine the opposite situation: boring tunnels costs like 60 blns+. and taxpayer won't see a penny of the benefit from some tunnel somewhere in mountain ranges that nothing else connects to
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by slt2021 1y ago
there is no need to connect SF to LA only, there are many airports in each town that connect these large metro areas. the purpose of HSR is to transform large swatchs of land into a large megalopolis, like in China. China's HSR connect
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by slt2021 1y ago
Article states that I-5 corridor skips all major towns in central valley which kinda kills the purpose of HSR connecting SF to central valley towns to LA
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by slt2021 1y ago
Reading the article I think CAHSR is using agile method of delivering value. Electrification of caltrain in sfbay, removing rr crossings in LA, finishing overall plan and acquisitions, laying relatively low cost and easy central valley trac
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by slt2021 1y ago
I dont know enough about ORMs in JS world, but it feels like this template is missing the persistence/storage framework
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by slt2021 1y ago
should just ask him: what do you think stops me from taking your idea and implementing it myself? I will hire another MBA type of guy for 20% equity to do the work you wanted to do and keep the 80% to myself. flip the negotiating table
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by slt2021 1y ago
they are so confident they are offering to pay with 20% of equity (basically vapor), instead of hard cash. imagine the chutzpah
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by slt2021 1y ago
great work and very neat repo, love it! Do you have a plans to add the ORM?
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by slt2021 1y ago
highly overpaid Facebook engineers must be forced to use Marketplace to try to buy their cars, instead of buying from a dealer. maybe that way they would improve things a bit
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by slt2021 1y ago
if you work with I/O, when you can have all sorts of wrong/invalid data and I/O errors, the chaining is a nightmare, as each chain can have numerous different errors/exceptions. the chaining really only works if your lan
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by slt2021 2y ago
Fabrice Bellard is the Chuck Norris of software engineering
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by slt2021 2y ago
Are you seriously claiming that Döner is a German culture???? Not schnitzel, not bratwurts, but doner?? Your post highlights all the problems with modern Germany

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