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by tmpz22 4y ago
> if you're in the position of interviewing then you probably have 10+ /years/ of industry specific experience That is optimistic
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Calling something "world class" reminds me of "military grade". They've invested millions (billions?) at it and are probably better then most organizations outside maybe intelligence agencies (intelligence agencies
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> We are happily on AWS now. Hate to break it to you but you've always been on AWS ;)
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by tmpz22 4y ago
This is because it takes work to make work . There's planning, and scoping, and cross-functional coordination, and, and, and. From that angle its easy to understand why a manager would like to do little, as long as their manager has
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by tmpz22 4y ago
A lot of Google subcontractors represent themselves as Google employees on LinkedIn etc.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
But we are also at an unprecedented amount of productivity. Surely the evolution from subsistence farming to Moon landings is exponential enough to account for many aspects of an aging society.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I imagine the work gets less stressful when you have FU money. As a CEO you're delegating a lot of the day to day work, and as a subsidiary of Amazon they're probably giving a lot of the macro direction. So you get into the office
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Depends what she did in her capacity at Alameda Research - she could've done a lot of bad things even if she wasn't ultimately paid out as much.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
So ghettos?
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by tmpz22 4y ago
People just want to get things done. If they can get away with two commands instead of six they will, which is why I think poetry has gotten more adoption.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
* Local state is changing such as brew updates or new dependencies are added. * External state is changing such as project contributions So its not a one-off unless the project and dev environment is static. The real problem is different to
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> A ton of the prominent VCs were writing out checks from their personal bank accounts Is this true? I've been following this story pretty closely and haven't heard anything about that.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
There are a lot of Spanish immersion schools especially at the lower grade levels to help bridge the gap into bilingual learning.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I had a pre-alpha (beta?) Minecraft account that I had to give up on due to this.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The cannibalistic nature of Capitalism requires a "Big New Thing". The internet and tech at large has propped up power structures in the United States, for example I think without computing and the internet the American middle-cla
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Constant ecosystem changes make it difficult to maintain strict low-level and high-level API boundaries and drivers across platforms. To get non-trivial projects done with high quality you need very experienced engineers who are comfortable
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Building desktop apps remains a chore. A lot of crossplatform frameworks are promising (Electron, Flutter, etc) but ask any developer building series enterprise applications in those tools how fun it is and they will tell you it is not enc
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Except your best talent may have access to the most opportunities
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by tmpz22 4y ago
As a teenager I used to stay up until 2-3am watching movies on my ipod touch - which had a ludicrously small screen by todays standards. I'm in favor of moving back start times but we should also better study and educate on the consequ
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Hard not to think Musk's entourage and zealotry for layoffs didn't provide cover for the more recent tech layoff sprees. “2 day a week office requirement = 20% voluntary departures,” Calacanis wrote. “Day zero…sharpen your blades
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Overall CEOs work for the board and most of these CEOs doing layoffs are doing exactly whats expected of them - and the market is immediately responding favorably. If you want to argue for a particular CEO not executing on grand strategy be
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> First you use your credit cards to keep things going, eventually that runs out your now in twice as much debt at much worse interest rates, and soon that's gone. Consumers have more financing options then ever, like when you buy a
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by tmpz22 4y ago
This is most content on Youtube Shorts (reels?) now. In between Joe Rogan snippets are "Historical Photos" with voice-over descriptions and other rubbish. Very easy to imagine most of these being AI generated. Its completely empty
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> the model is compelling from a business perspective So is alchemy
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I would guess its a down-round type of acquisition at the urging of Gatsby's investors and founders. They raised 10M+, this allows their investors and founders to get some liquidity back and Netlify picks it up on the cheap.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Vacuous: "having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless."
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The PagerDuty CEO quotes MLK in the layoff notice: > None of this would be possible without you, our leadership, and our board — thank you for your grit and resilience, your commitment to our customers and your support of our values and
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Calling someone "King {adjective}" is saying they are not just {adjective} they are the King of {adjective}s
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Isn't another part of it LA Metro's historic smog problem? Like this wasn't a "save the icebergs" thing lots of kids were dying of respiratory illness.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
My wishlist would include design patterns for business applications in Rust, where a beginner-intermediate level Rust programmer could learn the language and how to use the language practically at the same time.

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