uberman

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by uberman 2y ago
seems fine to me as well
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by uberman 2y ago
It works fine, I just dont want it. As was stated, cars are rolling computers but still want to interact with my phone for "reasons". I'll take my older truck with proper in car navigation rather than my new commuter car that
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by uberman 2y ago
In car ads. Anything subscription based. The fact that my car does not act as a wifi hotspot. The move to require my phone to provide services to my car like navigation.
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by uberman 2y ago
I would like to know if Brin believes that his employees are paid 50% too much or if he plans to give them a 50% raise or if he just plans to pocket their free labor.
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by uberman 2y ago
On several occasions Trump has mentioned William McKinley as an idol and someone who he would like to emulate particularly with respect to expansionism and tariffs. Read his wikipedia bio https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by uberman 2y ago
I have a conversation about application architecture, coding issue candidates have faced in the past and how they resolved those issues. I look at their GitHub profiles and I check letters of recommendation. For some positions we give a tak
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by uberman 2y ago
Perhaps if those being interviewed are truly senior then it is the tests that are the problem. In general, I personally view leetcode style interviews to be a waste of time.
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by uberman 2y ago
I did not read more than the lead in the article and probably should have given that I'm going to comment, but I feel like I have the gist of it. "Democrats are doing nothing to stop Trump and Musk" Assuming I'm correc
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by uberman 2y ago
I understand that Miami Beach has a large Jewish community but terminating a lease because you don't like a film rated pg-13 sounds blatantly unconstitutional.
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by uberman 2y ago
You cant see any connection between speed and velocity or acceleration? Speed and velocity are literally synonyms at least in the common use and certainly as close to velocity as acceleration. But hey noone is forcing you to use this tool r
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by uberman 2y ago
There is no real source for this claim as it goes back to an interview where a YC rep just states it. There also no context for this figure. Is this 95% essentially tab line completion or is this 95% the response to a request to write my co
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by uberman 2y ago
The completion seems good to me. In fact suggesting "speed" as a parameter seems unexpectedly good rather than nonsensical. In any case, even if you dont like speed, the actual code is spot on. Foes anyone really expect better tha
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by uberman 2y ago
Sounds like a clear hire to me not someone who should be disciplined!
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by uberman 2y ago
I hate that I agree.
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by uberman 2y ago
Good point. I guess I assumed that there was a different description/billing rate based on their observed skill levels.
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by uberman 2y ago
Well, one way to look at it is you are getting some portion of a senior dev for a junior dev rate. That is, if the senior dev is actually completing both their work and the juniors work to your company's satisfaction. That aside, you s
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by uberman 2y ago
Why would people continue to file at that point?
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by uberman 2y ago
My apologies about Brazil, I was thinking of Venezuela. The USA took a side in the Russian war and yet still traded with Russia. They took a side against Iran and many other contemporary Adversaries yet still maintained trade or worse gave
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by uberman 2y ago
I thought the point was the absurdity of trade with your adversaries. Why is it bad with Europe does it but fine when the US does it? Surely we could have eliminated all trade with Iran if we wanted, but the reality is we don't want to
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by uberman 2y ago
Playing devils advocate for a sec. Would your employer not simply counter that they pay for the work produced not for the time required to produce it? Essentially saying that you are giving yourself a pay cut.
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by uberman 2y ago
America buys from China, Brazil, Russia, and Iran even though we have not always had the best relationships.
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by uberman 2y ago
Just to be clear, you are talking about unpaid overtime, right?
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by uberman 2y ago
Are you implying that I am supportive of this announcement?
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by uberman 2y ago
I don't quite get it. It seems that what this does is put the burden on reporting of this information back onto banks, not that this information will not be collected. Further it is my understanding that the reporting was to identify t
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by uberman 2y ago
But he is a free speech absolutist???
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by uberman 2y ago
I wish Zelensky had asked Trump if he wanted his feet kissed there and now because I feel like everyone could see that is what Trump wants at the very least.
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by uberman 2y ago
So, completely out of the realm of possibility. Got it.
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by uberman 2y ago
Are you suggesting that we "simply" build an entire space transit system so people can come and go to the moon on short notice in order to support hard drive archiving?
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by uberman 2y ago
"you'll need a minimum of 96 hours for retrieval time " We can't even get people back from the ISS in 96 days.
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by uberman 2y ago
Let's tale it at face value that a hard drive on the moon does not entropy. Let's also take it as given that the data is so important that you would pay millions of dollars to place it on the moon and millions more to get it back

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