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by systemvoltage 2y ago
“Intel not giveth much, but Javascript Frameworks still taketh a lot”.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Tangential: Email spamming is out of control. My fucking hair salon wants me to add 2 factor authentication, and still sends me emails with an OTP. Login and guess what? They’ll send you moar emails to fucking confirm it’s me. Guys, we are
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Then every employee should be ready to sacrifice their personal net worth if the company makes losses. They can reap the benefit, but also take losses. Seems entirely fair.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Tbh, it’s incredibly generous.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Agreed, there is no such thing as perfect software. In physical world, you can specify a tolerance of 0.0005 in but the part is going to cost $25k a piece. It is trivially easy to specify tolerance, very hard to engineer a whole system that
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Why is this type of a comment upvoted to the top? It's a knee jerk reaction to the midwit zeitgeist. No real understanding of how the real world operates. No maturity or thoughtfulness. Totally misleading prognosis. Misleading advice.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Today, I change my vote and will vote for Republicans for the first time ever.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
This whole place has been captured ideologically. HN has fallen so hard, even its leaders can't post here.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
You're making an assumption that a hospital is a monopoly. I explicitly said "unless it's a monopoly". Ok, if "many areas have one hospital"... I don't think that's true at all . Most areas have mult
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Wait… what’s wrong with motivated by profit? If the service sucks, they’ll lose customers. Focusing on profit is fundamentally sound unless you’re a monopoly, which tend to be when Gov sticks its beak into things it shouldn’t.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Slightly tangent: being substantively patriotic is cool. It should be cool. America has done some incredible things like this and I’m sure it’s not just Americans that find it cool.
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by systemvoltage 2y ago
Unconstitutional.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
CEO can say it is his fiduciary duty to phase out old software and put a brand spanking new modern enterprise grade system. Also, still it is not illegal. Just that the shareholders need to sue him to matter at all.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
High IQ
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
LED light bulbs suck for the most part. After all these years, we still don't have the following: - 3000K-1800K dimming characteristics like halogen - 100 CRI - Truly Flicker-free LED lights have only 2 things going for it: Long life a
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
I feel like it has become a degrowth cult, may be not on HN but your random Karen in Oakland wants to cut down on energy usage all-together, not realizing that China is polluting on a monumental scale without remorse. Climate cult makes no
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Mostly going to inadequate and incompetent new hires. We're not selecting based on merit and competence. We make a big deal out of interview process in Software engineering. But when it comes to critical life/death situation jobs,
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
In order to drive this point—What kind of arbitrary safety policies are ATCs to expect and service? If there are 200 airlines landing at SFO, you surely cannot expect ATC to make exceptions and argue about this or that. We need upfront, tra
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
How is it that it is unreasonable to expect meritocratic process when selecting people for life or death situations?
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Marshall’s channel is amazing. He is so humble and always curious about learning. It got me into watchmaking as well, primarily because his attitude of “If I can do it, so can you!”.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
So that justifies it?
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
It’s schizophrenic to see that we are realizing the problem of huge amounts of regulations and unchecked bureaucracy, and then almost all solutions on HN, no matter the topic, screams “More regulations!”. Regulations is a huge topic with lo
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Ah, you don't need to go far. Just go to your local HOA meetings.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Yea, check out his presentations on YT. Incredible talent. What strikes me is that he wrote the regretful participation tweet after witnessing the blowback. He should have written it right with the initial news. And clearly explain employ
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Ilya FA Ilya FO (in process)
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
There is one thing that sticks out: Why didn't the board explain itself clearly? There are times when saying anything publicly would be considered defamation and openining themselves to lawsuits, but it seems that they owe it to their
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Is it just the model that needs to be open source? I thought the big secret sauce is the sources of data that is used to train the models. Without this, the model itself is useless quite literally.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
> grammer (sorry! :))
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Strange accusation. I don’t see such comments that lived with the trial version. Can you back up your astroturfing claim with explicit links to each comment that fits your description? Because I found none.
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by systemvoltage 3y ago
Americans should do the exact opposite of whatever Europeans are doing. It's like instead of inverse-Cramer, we have inverse-Europe index.

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