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by tayo42 2y ago
Isn't all C also valid C++? So this would apply?
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by tayo42 2y ago
Idk how people do ketamime recreationally or in public. I did one little bump and was couch locked, managed to do two more and was laying on the floor with the world spinning, eyes closed, trying to manage motion sickness
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by tayo42 2y ago
My dmt trips never felt like the ones I read about online. They were crazy and impactful every time. (I kept a dmt journal durring covid lol) But visuals were always 2d, geometric, I never saw some of the common things people described. Or
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by tayo42 2y ago
will you guys allow remote work ever for engineers?
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by tayo42 2y ago
That's a catch 22 though. If you never introduce it no one will learn it? The people that mattered were on board with the experiment though. It was a healthy enough environment that the project failing if it did wasn't going to be
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by tayo42 2y ago
This is what I've noticed in the real world working. I haven't seen much enthusiasm for it. I actuslly introduced it for a new experimental project and got a bunch of push back on it.
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by tayo42 2y ago
All of the meta jobs are in bay area and Seattle. They don't do remote work anymore
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by tayo42 2y ago
Don't you still have the freedom to eat like a pre agriculture human now? Just buy some meat and nuts? What exactly is different?
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by tayo42 2y ago
> who could actually pass technical interviews. Grind leetcode and look at examples of the system design interview bengala done to figure out the keywords to hit. It's just a game unfortunately.
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by tayo42 2y ago
I feel like almost no one understands this. The US Russia and few other countries made an agreement with Ukraine to give up their nuclear weapons. This just demonstrates to every country to get your nuclear weapons to protect your self, eac
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by tayo42 2y ago
There doesn't seem to be anything inherently healthy or special about European food. But this is a thing people say quite often and I think people believe if only we had more laws or w/e like Europe has the people of the US would
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by tayo42 2y ago
This article talks about food and BMI related problems though. The low US life expectancy is mostly from cultural problems IIRC? Drug over doses like from oxycodone and gun violence.
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by tayo42 2y ago
Other countries I didn't feel like I had a weight issue. Specifically italy, it was lots of bread and pasta, slow cooked fatty meats, deep fried dishes, and sweet pastries.
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by tayo42 2y ago
The article says its from heart disease and cancer and believe its tied to increasing BMI from diets and poor life style choices.
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by tayo42 2y ago
That's kind of interesting. We always hear how much healthier Europe is then the US and there's always though things like American food is so fake it can't be sold in Europe. Seems the same problems are spreading or were alwa
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by tayo42 2y ago
You have a source for this claim of that plan?
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by tayo42 2y ago
This list adds up to 20million 60 million receive social security from age https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/OASDIbenies.html 1/3 of recipients are fake death fraud? There's about 60million from cenus data
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by tayo42 2y ago
I guess, how do you define legacy then?
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by tayo42 2y ago
Quick Google search says 1.6 trillion will be paid this year.
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by tayo42 2y ago
I'm surprised on a comment section full of software engineers this isn't more obvious. Whether or not your receive the benefit would be business logic, why would that be implemented in a data base?
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by tayo42 2y ago
Is there a significant amount of people not working on code that already exists? That's like the total opposite of my experience
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by tayo42 2y ago
> Nowhere – I don’t follow the issue. Why are you commenting if you have no interest in informing your self?
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by tayo42 2y ago
Pretty sure he's sarcastically talking about trains existing
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by tayo42 2y ago
why don't you click "hide"?
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by tayo42 2y ago
> but it would look incredible on a resume working at doge? your resume would be straight in the trash if i came across it. 50% of the country might support this. The software industry, especially the lower levels like engineers and mana
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by tayo42 2y ago
while i get your point and agree over all > Why is your default assumption that government will "go off the rails"? It kind of is right now...
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by tayo42 2y ago
This will probably stay becasue it paints the Elon doge thing as at least neutral and the media in general as hysterical. If this is all true I don't get how these departments are being shut down then. Whole thing is messy
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by tayo42 2y ago
I think it's just software engineers that are making the ai software. They make it do what they know how to do. It's fun in a hacker kind of way to make the computer write code. Well slowly see more Ai intersect with other jobs as
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by tayo42 2y ago
Open source is just what the name means though, the source is open. It doesn't also imply something like open contributions.
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by tayo42 2y ago
Twizzlers are kind of ehh But hostess snacks you don't like? Didn't that was possible. Lol Or a poptart right out of the toaster?

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