trieste92

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by trieste92 4y ago
Pretty sure it's still used for interop with C and lower level stuff but don't quote me
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by trieste92 4y ago
Substack having a notable conservative presense doesn't imply that all or even most are conservative
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by trieste92 4y ago
- UI has progressively gotten more bloated - too many articles that read like they were written by an LLM - the service provided is easily replaceable At least substack has a niche with conservatives. Medium, not so much
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by trieste92 4y ago
Username checks out
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by trieste92 4y ago
130 × 250k = 32.5 million I'd be surprised if this "drop in the bucket" was anything more than a sunk cost
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by trieste92 4y ago
> but the people who do this usually screw their teammates more than the company They screw themselves more than anyone else by spurning opportunities for bettering themselves
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by trieste92 4y ago
> I’ve seen this so many times where engineers get pushed out of the way by a new lead engineer and their workloads drop significantly From my experience whenever this happens the people who get "pushed out of the way" were use
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by trieste92 4y ago
> There's also the generational use cases - "write me a program that does X". Is this something people would use a search bar for? We don't know, and wouldn't know, until its out there for a while. Oh God. I seri
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by trieste92 4y ago
Let me guess what this article and thread will have: > BIG TECH AI CHATBOT GOLDRUSH!!!!!! > "Google sucks now, I use Kagi/DDG/Searx instead" > "I have to quote search to get the results I want. Google has s
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by trieste92 4y ago
WSJ is also a very "pro business" paper, they aren't likely to publish anything that supports a pro labor pov
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by trieste92 4y ago
Something that I've noticed in these anti work types is they assume work has negative value, that by working for someone you are "losing" While you don't get paid the exact revenue you generate, I think that this kind of
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by trieste92 4y ago
> Extract as much value for as little work as possible. This only makes sense if you assume that work has negative value Imo it's the other way around: more work has more value (up to a certain point) because you acquire new skills
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by trieste92 4y ago
or is it that psychologists feel that we aren't rational and use reason to justify this? it isn't clear to me how the grounds for realizaing the theory are reconciliable with its conclusion
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by trieste92 4y ago
When I switched majors to this field I didn't know it was a money field I get the impression that this site is more just for fun, somewhere like teamblind is a polar opposite Tbh I'm not that upset about there being a recession be
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by trieste92 4y ago
I always thought the reason why companies all started doing this (pretty much simulataneously) is because they think it minimizes settlement liability or something It isn't about making people feel welcome, it's about making it ha
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by trieste92 4y ago
It isn't just you, but also consider that this kind of situation is somewhat common now and probably won't last > And here I am, again, in the torture of solitary confinement. If you spending time alone is torture, is it tortur
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by trieste92 4y ago
I read some of SICP in my second sem of CS undergrad, and in hindsight it provided a really nice summary of stuff to come later like synchronization Also the exercises are very well done and some of the harder (yet doable) ones made uni wor
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by trieste92 4y ago
Weird that I've never heard the phrase "hustle bro" before but know exactly who they're talking about before even reading
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by trieste92 4y ago
Sounds like the adblocker isn't good enough
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by trieste92 4y ago
This. Gen Z's I know will buy random shit like shoes or phone cases off of Instagram Me personally? Seeing something on Instagram is enough of a reason for me to never buy it. Same for influencers telling me to buy something, I'd
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by trieste92 4y ago
> Last time I had an employer I had feelings of being treated unfairly and voiced it For OP: don't voice it. Write down what your manager is failing to do, send it in a nice little email. Create a paper trail
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by trieste92 4y ago
> My 1:1 meetings has not happened for last few months. What do you mean is "hasn't happened"? You didn't ask for it? Or your manager ignored your requests for several months? If it's the former you should grow s
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by trieste92 4y ago
> The Commission’s new demands would require regular plain-text access to users’ private messages, from email to texting to social media. So maybe just don't rely on proprietary messaging clients that claim to be encrypted?
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by trieste92 4y ago
> If the media is talking about how Facebook peaked or is the next myspace, this is time to buy Yeah same for FTX /s Better to just not see what the media is saying period than go full contrarian
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by trieste92 4y ago
> in touch with the bill sponsors and [are] cognizant of the significant problem of racial inequity in our health system that has left BIPOC communities disproportionately impacted by organ and marrow shortages. On the other hand said co
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by trieste92 4y ago
> They were often quite resentful of people who showed up, worked hard and got results, but who didn't hang around for the social interaction game as they had other things to do with their free time. did they piss you off or somethi
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by trieste92 4y ago
> but god forbid middle class try to get ahead by working hard. It only works as long as it's a niche behavior, because if not the system will adjust and it'll inflate the supply of labor
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by trieste92 4y ago
> Workers are more likely to leave companies where equity efforts aren’t a priority. Nearly 1 in 5 female leaders have left a job in the past two years because of a company’s lack of commitment to DEI, according to an October report from
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by trieste92 4y ago
> With regards to Asians in particular, many (most?) Asians can reasonably put down multi-racial since there has been much racial mixing within Asian over the past few millennia. Whether that jibes in a US elite college application is a
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by trieste92 4y ago
There's a certain point where it goes from teasing to something else entirely There was a kid I went to high school with who was in a friend group I was also in. There was a point where we started calling him names just as a joke to me

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