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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Would they hate them as much if they were in a Chinese neighborhood? Why not build in China? We say there's not much jobs here anyway, and that it's all negative externalities.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Or why not build then in China? Isn't that the better solution? Are you okay with that backyard?
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
You can see this as an American thing if you want... but you might look at the rest of the world to ask whether you're trying to convince the world to un-invent gunpowder. If China gave superior paid offerings we might just start tra
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
These nameless people could very well want to help people. A device that costs as much as a Honda Civic? Yes, that's exactly the kind of stuff that happens as you attempt to mature a product. I was working on a drone automation system
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Better doorknobs? Better civil infrastructure? A lot of those companies in that space aren't even tech companies, even if they deal with tech. The companies he talks about have a Very different business culture, and thus a very differe
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Back then library and framework authors were also less competitive. Now open source authors do the full court press with very beautiful docs for both humans and agents.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Same! What I tell people is that Cloudflare products can be extra beta, and you have use your nose to smell the future. Truly love hate as their ecosystem of interesting tools can be so tempting.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Seniors don’t use SO anymore, it virtually died if you look at traffic. The reason the market is so tough for juniors isn’t because seniors are bad at chat or agent workflows, it’s quite the opposite of what you say.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
Their bets are naturally hedged because a lot of their infra is just nice AWS-lite.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
I’m afraid this isn’t surprising anymore.
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
What company?
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by threatofrain 2mo ago
This also makes the assumption that frontier math has all the long hanging fruits already taken... also very dubious.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
This is actually the biggest reason I don't automatically choose sqlite for small project databases. I've built a lot of toy utilities that crossed a bare threshold of usefulness, and then suddenly it's not a toy anymore when
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
I might be an asshole, but I don't think clustered thinking entities deserve union protections, because IMO they can already assemble to achieve consensus and can optionally negotiate their values through a leader.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Check out Glinet.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Nobody in their right mind should start a company up to some equilibrium. As a society we should fund the appetite of experimental founders to put more pressure on quality than what natural conditions might allow.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Is it true that Jarred and the Bun team at large engaged in "outright fabrication" in professional business discussions? What do you think of that statement made by Andrew? It was serious enough that Jarred showed up to post recei
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Your argument is down to the weights. There are other communities where movement in the language came from outside tooling that built extensions on top of the language, such as Sass or TypeScript.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
This is pushing for a future of national IDs to go online. I don't commend this at all.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
The fact that Bun is the face of Zig owes to (1) its popularity in the relatively enormous web ecosystem and (2) that there aren't many winners in Zig. This means Bun leaving and rewriting to Rust, no matter how its phrased by any of t
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
While organizing his thoughts publicly, Andrew says that the Bun team at large engages in outright fabrication. What do we think about that? Does Jarred and his team lie about professional matters to fellow peers in the field?
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Very interesting but why would they do this?
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
I don't understand, why isn't your attention focused on the claim that Jarred lies in professional settings and in public? Jarred himself shows up to post receipts with barely any commentary, showing where the focus is. Anyways, w
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
That's true, claims of professional dishonesty is a kind of professional criticism. Shall we begin discussing whether Jarred is the kind of person who makes up fake conversations about Andrew? As fellow professionals in this field, sha
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Yes, perhaps Jarred is professionally dishonest, making up fake conversations about Zig. That is the most salient point in the whole article, and Jarred shows up to simply post receipts with kind words and minimal commentary. Would you like
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Bun donates $60,000 per year [month] and Jarred acts with graciousness and soft tones when talking to outside parties. Why do you think it's Jarred's obligation to continue after being insulted for professional dishonesty? Isn&#x2
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
It's worth noting that even though you say people could just go online and start reading, college may be the last time most people ever read a textbook ever again. There's something tough about knowing that you want to do somethin
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
There are questions where it's time to shine with your skills and experience and then there are questions that are kind of snore because they invite everyone to give perfect answers. Why do you want to relocate is one of them.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
A no-op is exactly what the candidate wants. The candidate wants to be judged on their skills which are transferable from job to job. There's nothing to "see through" here which is precisely why it's a no-op.
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
You're assuming that this guy was actually being prosecuted for crimes or that this guy lacked loyalty to Xi Jinping. A tremendous number of top generals and leadership has been wiped out in a short time and not necessarily refilled, a

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