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11mo ago
CEOs afraid of losing their jobs because AI is a hype cycle rather than being concerned they'll put millions out of their own jobs. Average CEO in a nutshell. CEOs should be reviled.
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11mo ago
I think you vastly underestimate what "skinny vegan teenagers in black clothes" are capable of to an almost comically ignorant level. Not only is it a complete misrepresentation of the average "antifa-er" it also mischar
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11mo ago
Certainly the jobs that were around for bespoke compilers were eliminated with the unification of compilers (GCC, Microsoft Visual C++). How many of those people transitioned to other roles I don't know. But the number of compiler jobs
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11mo ago
This seems like navel gazing. Under OP's constraints it wouldn't matter what the tally is. The authoritarian won't cede power because they lost by a cryptographically secure election. They'll either A. Force the cryptogr
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11mo ago
Completely serious question here: is it still price gouging if they're one of a few players in town? Information asymmetry is only valuable if you can execute on it. All of your examples are actually examples of both asymmetry and mark
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11mo ago
Keto has no solid association with any improved outcomes in terms of stroke and CVD. The gains are typically because of weight loss in which it is just another variant of CICO. You'd make the same gains in health by simply eating bette
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11mo ago
These wild cases aren't worth considering as far as "do I move to the US or not". They are exceedingly rare and while they can happen so can the wing falling off your plane on the trip here. The bigger concern, IMO, is insura
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11mo ago
I think the author nailed it in the second paragraph. All of the rest is just speculative navel gazing. I'll speak for myself as that part really resonated with my experience the first time through college. It was a compounding of a lo
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11mo ago
> A rumor on Facebook said a farmer was giving away his potatoes. By sunrise, 150 tons of his hard-earned work had disappeared. I don't know if you can blame the viral post itself. This has been my experience with humans in general.
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1y ago
Frankly if you’re a CTO you aren’t incentivized by a salary. It makes sense in this case no different than you’d code on the weekends for your side hustle. It only doesn’t make sense when this jackass thinks the salaried engineer needs this
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1y ago
Shadow IT is about to make a major comeback. Nothing a little rpi nano running some lightweight VPN and some clever glue code couldn't fix. It isn't terribly difficult to slip into an IDF unnoticed and your IT department is probab
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1y ago
The gut-brain axis is highly influential in normal every day depression. It makes sense why you think this works for you. I workout vigorously 3-4 times a week, try to avoid the regular bad stuff with diet, etc. It doesn't stop the
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1y ago
> HN is the only place I can read comments that are genuinely disagreeable. Only true if your general argument is still in line with the HN zeitgeist. You are allowed to disagree so long as you dont disagree on core topics. HN has the sa
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1y ago
While it's a tragedy that's happened to you the FBI posts yearly crime statistics. The numbers are verifiably true. Violent crime is at it's lowest point in decades. Even war zones like Memphis are on downtrend (though still
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I grew up with a lot of ultra-processed foods and these days have found several places where I can get good quality food. I am fortunate to live in an area with a decent farmer's market "community" and some bespoke shops. Gen
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> It’s kinda dumb that Wikipedia still treats newspapers as some sort of ultimate truth. Wikipedia is arguably worse than the sloppiest news slop the media machine can manufacture. It's lawless, it's been shown majority of arti
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1y ago
A hot exhaust could cause a fire in the woods during dry conditions. Would you consider this malicious behavior if you idled your car to take a photo and something smoldered you didn't notice? Negligent perhaps, but malicious?
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> If law enforcement or spy agency asked for a dragnet warrant like "find me all of the people that might be guilty of XYZ" or "find me something this individual might be guilty of"; tech companies have a moral obliga