throwaway35777

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by throwaway35777 3y ago
import { display, generate } from "facesjs"; // Generate a random face const face = generate(); // Display in a div with id "my-div-id" display("my-div-id", face);
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Starbucks is the only chain where I've never been served a bad or stale cup of coffee. The value of a guaranteed good cup of coffee to a white-collar professional making $80/hour is much higher than Starbucks' price. I'd
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Good luck. The U.S. market is kind of the opposite, hard to find a job these days even if you're good.
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Really neat. Would be awesome to have online matchmaking. Would be interesting to play against another random human. I enjoy the gameplay, the mechanic of building up big words to eat through the opponents structure is really cool! I'm
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Are you hiring for a specific req? What country?
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Go into an industry that's not overly political and where you're useful enough not to be judged on arbitrary qualities like your (a)sexuality.
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Quite a long discussion of how important the "best" universities are to starting a startup. Nothing YC-specific. > And if you want to start a startup you should try to get into the best university you can, because that's
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
> Where did you get that impression Probably from Paul Graham: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39756865
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Students are willing to work hard for free for the 0.001% chance that they'll be the next Mark Zuckerberg.
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
Work at a good company and you'll find that the juniors are pretty capable.
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
> It is still remarkably better than working with junior developers It really bugs me when people imply AI will replace only certain devs based on their title. Seniority does not equal skill. There are plenty of extremely talented "
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by throwaway35777 3y ago
> Humans can reason purely form the armchair, starting with very few concepts, and reach far far, ironclad conclusions. Models aren’t doing that. Sure, but the structure of human reasoning is almost identical to chains of thought. We hav