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by streetcat1 4y ago
So if you want, you can create your own scheduler. Also, regarding preemption, you could just checkpoint your batch jobs. I.e. assume that there are failures, and be ready for them. I also wonder how many preemptions actually occur in pract
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Its not crazy, its actually means that they are going down the risk curve. When you create a rental / real estate company, does it really matter who is at the top?
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Don't waste your time. You are trying to make a baby with a Cxx on. You will never finish with a day job. I work full time on a startup / 15 hours a day / 7 days a week , and still not have time.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
So can you post the company name?
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by streetcat1 4y ago
https://apnews.com/article/inflation-united-states-economy-u... . Here is offshoring for you.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Actually the reversed will happen. Onshoring.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
How old is the company? Clearly you are not a cofounder. Sounds like you are getting a title in lieu of salary. Also, as a "cofounder" they are going to work you hard (80-100 hours). I.e. this is not 9-5 job, so if you compare it
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Hoe many startups did you see with multi region databases? Also, can you compare the approach to postgress + operators on kubernetes? And how do you charge for cockrouch db?
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by streetcat1 4y ago
No, the hardware is the garden. FB business model is blocked from the major hardware (that matter), so they want to create their own garden.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
No , it is a deep competition over hardware. The metaverse is an hardware game not a software game. Mainly due to apple privacy changes for the iphone.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
So first you should compare your job to a manager job not an IC job. Its looks like you are a manager that think that he sucks in being IC. As a manager its sounds like you are doing your job (of a manager). As IC you suck (maybe), but you
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by streetcat1 4y ago
So you do not mind committing a fraud. Not sure how this is different from any other crime.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Fogezy, Fogazy.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
You work too little. You equate minimum work with a dream job? Its too easy.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Better hurry up before they all gone.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
I do not think that he can pay the termination fee. I.e. the termination fee itself has rules. Otherwise, he would have payed it (the fee is equal to the daily move of his TESLA shares).
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by streetcat1 4y ago
We are probably passed the low of the market.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Not sure why nomad is always presented as an option. It has 0.001% market share against Kubernetes.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Those jobs were not lost to automation bur to outsourcing due to cheap labor from china/east. The future is very simple. Without efficient supply chains, those jobs will return back to the US/Mexico.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
The same that happened to self driving car. Fogezy Fogazy. The robot have not been deployed because they are not ready and do not exist.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
So what other code it was trained on: private code?
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by streetcat1 4y ago
The markets are huge (I dare to say endless). Nobody is getting killed.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
If you can, it is always better to go full time. If you hourly rate is 150$ (in the market), and you can work 300H a month (including weekend) (It should be 400 hours - 13 hours a day). Than you are basically making around 70-100K a month (
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Once the BOE start regulating Stablecoins, there will be nothing to regulate.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Dentists ? Lawyers?
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Actually a startup should copy a FAANG. I.e. A FAANG has the budget to do very elaborate customer research, and filter out a lot of bad ideas. Hence competing with the FAANG at some markets should be a good idea.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
click bait.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
How, Where are they are going to find the employees? Remember that half of the baby boomer retired. I think that the US is facing 20 years of tight label market. Especially if globalization is on its way out.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
Housing cannot fall without unemployment. So far the economy has lost workers not jobs. Unemployment is 3.6 % and going down. Real min wage is 22$. In addition, there is a big wave of onshoring coming into the US due to supply chain issues.
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by streetcat1 4y ago
I think that it is because of smart contracts. A bug in a smart contract is very expensive.

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