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by treis 5mo ago
I don't think it really adds up. It's an inconvenient install location and roofs are replaced every 10-20ish years. It makes sense from an efficiency standpoint but the capital costs outweigh that. IMHO a pergola or carport is g
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by treis 5mo ago
These businesses didn't stop growing. They grew by how you say. Steady growth into adjacent markets and acquisitions. Not through innovative new products. It's just a different mindset. It's no longer move fast and be fir
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by treis 5mo ago
Ah yes a typical Tuesday for me
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by treis 5mo ago
They don't pay a fraction more. Levels.fyi says I'd about double my salary and if they downlevel about 50% more.
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by treis 5mo ago
Think this is the FAANGs entering their stodgy middle life phase like Oracle et al did decades ago. Except for Google they haven't done anything innovative in like a decade. It's time to wring money out of the monopoly and buy c
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by treis 5mo ago
They show them now but yeah they're another ad driven service in waiting. That's ultimately the end for Meta. When ad dollars go from websites to LLMs.
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by treis 5mo ago
I dunno I think AI is pretty cataclysmic for the ad supported web. For one, why go to any webpage instead of reading the LLM summary. For two, why look at an ad riddled page when an LLM can clean it up for you.
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by treis 5mo ago
"That's what the money is for" - Don Draper
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by treis 5mo ago
Yes. Nothing fundamentally has changed about the US/Europe relationship for 80 years. Trump being a royal prick doesn't mean his message is fundamentally different than what any other president would send. If the US elects Kama
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by treis 5mo ago
The first tractors in 1911 or whatever probably did. 50 years on and it was many times that.
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by treis 5mo ago
Your data shows a 20% improvement. That's $20-100k a year depending on how much devs are paid.
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by treis 5mo ago
Replace Iran with Iraq and this was all true 25 years ago. And that was an actual failure. Fundamentally nothing has changed about the world or the relationship between the US and its allies. Once Trump is replaced by someone closer to Eu
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by treis 5mo ago
It's definitely not. It's a fundamental shift on how we interact with computers. It's a tractors on farms kind of moment.
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by treis 5mo ago
If we suddenly went from rail travel to jets that's exactly what would happen. We'd go from 0 to all the business flights that happen today. Everyone would be under enormous pressure to not be a laggard.
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by treis 5mo ago
I disagree that this is well written. It's a long and meandering where unchallengeable anecdotes build up to sweeping narrative that doesn't add up. Iran has gone from a peak of power and it's proxies pulled off the biggest
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by treis 5mo ago
I think this conflates symptoms and causes. You'd still be a code producing cow with a craft brew in your hand. $200 fun budgets, IME, doesn't help that and more often is another sort of obligation.
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by treis 5mo ago
AI has definitely improved the industrial capacity of the US
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by treis 5mo ago
At this point Gitlab investors haven't gotten any money.
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by treis 5mo ago
You know how many layers of management I have Bob?
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by treis 5mo ago
Can you explain further? TanStack has popped up in our apps and I don't know why I should not be falling for this or what exactly the "this" is that is being fallen for.
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by treis 5mo ago
There was a time where people ran software on their computer with limited connectivity. Late 90s/early 2000s most of what you did was running locally on your machine. Your emails would be downloaded and there'd be a shared drive
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by treis 5mo ago
Yes, China is very different from the US.
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by treis 5mo ago
Compute has gone back and forth from mainframe/thin client to fat client a few times already. LLMs will probably follow at some point but I think it's going to take a long time. The cost to transmit text is basically free and ins
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by treis 5mo ago
(and my Axe)
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by treis 5mo ago
This is not true on just so many levels. Lots of people have mothers not worthy of the name. I don't know exactly what fatherhood being a theory and motherhood being a fact means but I struggle to find any that isn't offensive t
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by treis 5mo ago
The real difference between 800k and 200k is the ability to work for 5 year and make 200k off interest for the rest of your life.
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by treis 5mo ago
It doesn't fundamentally solve anything. You want to be able to identify a specific person or at least a relatively expensive device so that if you ban them they stay banned.
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by treis 5mo ago
It sets primitives to 0, "", false etc. Which is almost always but not always fine. And if they're complex objects you still get NPEs To get true nullable fields you need to use pointers. That's a whole topic in itsel
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by treis 5mo ago
There's a lot of merit in this. I call Go the Honda Odyssey Minivan of the programming world. It doesn't do anything exceptionally well but it does lots really well and in a way that's simple and reliable. Especially for t
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by treis 5mo ago
They claim they don't have to disclose it not that they can't.

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