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tibiahurried
5y ago
I never, ever trusted any engineer manager and HR. In my looong experience, they rarely (read never) have at heart the interest of their reports. They are there to progress their career, as well as every body else. So, if your promotion, or
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tibiahurried
5y ago
There is also the fake "high growth". I worked at startup where the CEO was growing the organization like crazy, just for the sake of showing that the company was growing, even though it was not. We were on-boarding engineers almo
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Exactly! It annoys me so much reading about big tech co, pledging on becoming carbon negative, produce zero waste, etc ... but still force thousands of people everyday to commute and pollute just for the sake of it. They really don't c
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tibiahurried
5y ago
uhm I am not sure about Sweden being the 'Silicon Valley of Europe' As european, if had to look for a tech job in Europe, I would consider: - London - Amsterdam - Berlin
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5y ago
Still, it is so sad to see companies who could avoid their employees commuting and polluting, fighting to get their employees back to the office! This shows how overall businesses and people don’t really care for climate change.
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tibiahurried
5y ago
It’s hard to find co-founder or even early employees because financially it is not convenient: at least for the 99% of the startup. There are the lucky ones who managed to be in the right place at the right time, but that’s definitely not t
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tibiahurried
5y ago
I honestly don’t care much for the signup/login page, I only have one must to have requirement : keep it simple and make password managers work, please !!!!
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Google 2020 : - revenue 182B - earnings 40B The fine is 0.5% of their earnings or 0.12% of their revenue. Basically nothing. They should start fining in the order of B not M
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tibiahurried
5y ago
The Data Economy is what enables "free" product for the end-user. Think about email, drive, video. Users are now used to get most of this stuff for free. And that's possible thanks to the Data Economy. End such economy basica
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tibiahurried
5y ago
About time!
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Well I guess by renting they can get the latest and greatest machine available instead of dealing with an old machine bought say 5 years prior. If the machine breaks, well you just get another one. No maintenance cost for the company. I me
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5y ago
Many underestimate the complexity and the headache that comes with managing its own data center. It is easy to get a couple of racks up and running. Then you have to deal: - HW that fails, go get a new one, cost + time - backup and geograph
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5y ago
The same reason big companies pay premium for external consultants instead of directly hiring. You don't want to deal with employees, as well as you don't want to deal with HW, data center, and all that comes with it. You know you
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5y ago
The new guy that stores user information in the servlet. I have seen this before.
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tibiahurried
5y ago
hehe I guarantee you I have worked indeed in many large FAANG and not, tech companies. And it is pretty much the same everywhere. I think when you get at a certain level, people tend to rest and vest, thus producing little to no tangible va
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5y ago
Job titles are overrated. Often they are not an indication of skills and/or achievements, but rather political ability to networking and managing up in the company. I have worked with Principals, Architects etc ... they were more an ob
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Who wants a Cybertruck anyway :) I am all for F-150
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Last time I checked USDC, USDT etc...are very much stable and you transact them on the Eth network, no exchange required.
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Many keep saying that BTC is like gold, an edge against inflation. I disagree. I think that one of fundamental problem with inflation is that banks pay almost zero interest rates, thus USD sitting in your bank account lose value overtime. N
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tibiahurried
5y ago
I agree. The worse part is that at Federal level all tech bro are considered rich end up paying ton of taxes along with CA taxes, without any possibility to deduct anything because, you know, as long as you work in tech, you are rich by def
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tibiahurried
5y ago
I would never spend more than $25k for a car. Period.
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tibiahurried
5y ago
Something is fundamentally wrong if a driver license number can pose an identity security threat.
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tibiahurried
5y ago
They say .. don't be evil ... yeah sure!
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tibiahurried
5y ago
As many other recent IPO, this valuation is just out of this world. Also, Coinbase is not the only player in the space. Many also use Binance.us; it offers stacking, cheaper fees and usually lists more alt coins. I must admin that I bough
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5y ago
> The project owner writes specs and gathers feedback until we feel like we have the right approach. Only then do we start writing code. Uhm, it is hard to say what is the "right approach". I personally prefer a more iterative
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tibiahurried
6y ago
I wonder why when s*it hits the fan, the most senior and experienced are always on the line fixing stuff. I am in my 40 and the only thing I have noticed is steady increase of my paycheck and responsibilities. I can't really complain.
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tibiahurried
6y ago
Very true. What makes an individual rise to the top is networking and politics. Skills don't really matter.
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6y ago
This is exactly what makes the difference between a seasoned and experienced engineer vs "follow the latest nodejs lib kind of guy" ... I learned a lot exactly when doing non sexy stuff that nobody else wanted to do. For instance,
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I was a strong Eclipse supporter, I'd always advocate Eclipse at work (vs IntelliJ) ... but eventually I had to give up. The maven integration was breaking with each release. Not to mention the often half broken, incompatible plugins t
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yes yes, but at the end of the day, which countries are getting most of the vaccines ? Suffice to say EU falls behind Chile. All due respect to Chile. Israel UAE UK (lucky them, they BREXIT just in time) USA https://ourworldindat
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