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3y ago
I took the same path and got the same tut-tutting. The clear issue is being uncomfortable with immediate replacement vs incremental. I agree it’s illogical, but I’m okay with being illogical on this very hypothetical question. For me, perso
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It takes more than a week to produce one of those episodes. Think about all the weekly shows you know. Are any of them scripted, highly produced affairs like Black Mirror? There’s a reason all high quality popular weeklies are talk, sports,
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3y ago
Because it leads to timing attacks as an immediate next issue.
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3y ago
I did not say people are paid the same based on the state they live in. They are paid based on where they live. Some regions are paid less than others, even within a state.
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sulam
3y ago
This is not what Google is doing.
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3y ago
As covered publicly, Cloud is hot desking but only requiring a couple days a week in the office to make it work. Other parts of Google are not hot desking. Most are hybrid, 3 days a week in the office. Honestly hot desking 2 days does not s
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3y ago
Google pays by where you live, as determined by your work location. If people move back, they get a bump assuming they took a cut in the first place.
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3y ago
Works fine until you get to the crossing patterns. :)
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3y ago
One step closer to Snowcrash.
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3y ago
As a hiring manager I don’t care about gaps. What you did then is your business. I do care about a string of short stints, and unless you want me to draw a negative conclusion you might want to have a narrative for why this time will be dif
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3y ago
He was CEO of X.com for less than a year and was fired by the board. Then they merged with the predecessor to PayPal, which was more successful. He become CEO of the merged company, but was again fired for poor technical decision making (am
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3y ago
The US is not a pure democracy.
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3y ago
Sorry, this is absolutely not a thing. You’d have something if you said that someone could use the speaker as a mic, although of course you can’t do that on a phone without taking it apart. But the accelerometer on a phone, while in the pho
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sulam
3y ago
You may want to look for a new job, you’re a bit jaded at this one. ;)
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3y ago
I think you are being willfully disagreeable here. There is a Lisp with the style of threads you claimed doesn’t exist. So you’re simply wrong with your claim. Also even if that didn’t exist, no one can say that a day’s worth of work is a p
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3y ago
There’s history here. Green threads are as opposed to native, you both agree on that. The original green threads were pretty weak and behaved as described above. People use the green threads term today to mean a much more featured version t
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3y ago
Do yourself the favor of reading the plots. They are the high point of this “paper.”
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3y ago
I think you’ll find the companies abusing the process are almost entirely staffing agencies or worse. Very few, if any, are venture funded startups. At every company I’ve worked at and hired for an H1-B is more work to hire and is treated n
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3y ago
Very curious what their moat is, if they’re built on top of GPT-4 and didn’t exist more than a year ago. Go really fast?
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sulam
4y ago
I think you’re reading this backwards, or perhaps it was edited? Mathematics is surely the more pure discipline compared with economics, so physics : CS :: mathematics : finance is the right ordering.
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4y ago
Ciabatta is great but it has nothing to do with a Philly cheesesteak roll. Like so far away as to be from another dimension. A Subway roll would be closer. You want a soft roll, not actually dense, despite GP’s statement but not airy like s
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sulam
4y ago
What brand is your station at work?
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4y ago
Because it’s like salary transparency for investors. Not popular.
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sulam
4y ago
In medieval times people likely carried less. Pilgrim routes were like tourist attractions these days. Lots of people making money.
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4y ago
My office before I went fully remote is literally at that corner. Good luck getting me to go back to the office.
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4y ago
No one carries months of supplies fwiw. Two weeks of food is the absolute max on the PCT and the AT is much less. 2-3 liters of water is the most you need even for the Mojave unless you are very late (or early if you’re SB). I imagine this
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4y ago
So much of the Colorado’s water is taken, this is highly influenced by where they measure.
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4y ago
In other news, journalists announce that water is wet.
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4y ago
This is an interesting re-look because in '23 we are now starting to see what the next big wave could be, and it is obviously generative AI. If I took the diagram on the blog post and extended it, it would be something like the interac
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4y ago
Irreversible? If Tom Brady can come out retirement your typical tech worker will surely find it possible.
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