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by uberman 3y ago
Contractors are not consultants, but your point is still valid.
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by uberman 3y ago
Musk is a visionary, no question. Driven? Absolutely. I feel however, that many of his successes including most you mention are in spite of him rather than because of him. I respect that you might feel differently.
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by uberman 3y ago
If you require a laptop and they don't provide one then there can be a tax benefit to you (consult a tax expert). If you use your own laptop then they have less control over it. Potentially none. If you have one available and like it a
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by uberman 3y ago
I increasing feel like Musk has never had a true grip on reality and has just been accidentally (wildly) successful on occasion.
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by uberman 3y ago
Compared to US News they seem non-partisan but I'll accept that as a Brit, you can see their leaning. I'm not really interested in fast or ground breaking news in general. I feel like the 24 hours constant news cycle is a negative
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by uberman 3y ago
After getting past the lightning rod "orange man bad" and "laptop gate" preamble, I found that npr oped to be mostly spot on unfortunately. This from a life long npr listener who leans left.
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by uberman 3y ago
We tried a number to cache solutions including those baked into AWS dynamodb but nothing worked correctly for us. We were never able to get resolver specific cache with the correct parameter granularity working correctly.
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by uberman 3y ago
From our experience graphql made semi technical users more productive from a query perspective but at a cost of literally everything else. Data loading, security, schema building, responders, performance, n+1, and on and on. We would never
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by uberman 3y ago
BBC world news. Used to be NPR but they have shifted their focus in way that no longer aligns with my interests. Really, most US news strikes me as overly partisan.
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by uberman 3y ago
Perhaps "prejudiced"? Though that might not be forceful enough to stack up against "anti-<group>". How about "bigot"? This is made even trickier if you accept the belief that it is not possible for some g
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by uberman 3y ago
While generating offensive images is a problem, repeatedly providing offensive prompts and then being "outraged" by the results seems disingenuous.
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by uberman 3y ago
I for one welcome our new AI overlords.
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by uberman 3y ago
While I'm not particularly pro union, it is not out of the question that a union representing existing employees might bargain for a requirement that all future candidates be union members
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by uberman 3y ago
You might like https://codereview.stackexchange.com Note. I doubt I would complete a take home assignment that is not clearly generic and given to every candidate. I would likely refuse to complete one that was extensive or comp
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by uberman 3y ago
You and I apparently enjoy a level of job security that many do not.
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by uberman 3y ago
Can you set a breakpoint inside a lambda function without resorting to using multi line trickery using braces that essentially does what people say lambdas should not do?
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by uberman 3y ago
True 100% but you might need the government to cover your back to prevent retaliation.
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by uberman 3y ago
Wherein it becomes self evident why they dont disclose conflicts of interest.
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by uberman 3y ago
In my opinion as a hiring manager and as someone who has taught courses leading to certifications, they are at best neutral and at worst an anti-signal. They are basically corporate money grabs.
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by uberman 3y ago
It works thanks to liberal doses of handwavium.
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by uberman 3y ago
You have two memory locations A and B... Your example already requires 5 such locations...
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by uberman 3y ago
Should this be a "show" post?
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by uberman 3y ago
while true i += 1
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by uberman 3y ago
Was that written by ai? It seems all over the board and part way through your rant you bring stripe?
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by uberman 3y ago
Have you been put in charge of dev ops or devex?
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by uberman 3y ago
If you have nothing left to lose, then you have nothing to risk and the question is moot.
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by uberman 3y ago
Love Old Forge! Used to drive through it all the time going to Lake Placid when I was young.
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by uberman 3y ago
While simultaneously saying broadband is available in your area because one house in the entire census track has it. We challenged the agreement with the town and they told us that we techmically had fiber service but it would cost 50k to a
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by uberman 3y ago
Well that unexpected excellent.
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by uberman 3y ago
An interesting quote from the article I found personally relevant "adding broadband increases the value of a property by about the same as adding a bedroom". From my personal experience living in a rural community, I would say tha

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