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Probably a honeypot from Elon. He will solicit volunteers to self identify across the company and then fire them.
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Having worked both sides I agree. The Google Moloch seemed to have a fairest system, of course circumstances could be unfair but the process was fair. Most people who wanted promos and fed their soul to the machine would eventually get prom
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4y ago
What changed? Corporations who raise prices to increase profits isn’t exactly a revolutionary never before seen business strategy.
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We live in the golden age of gameplay innovation. It’s never been easier to develop and distribute a game. There is an vast ocean of indie game developers with new games coming out every week! There were 10394 new steam games listed in 2021
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4y ago
Or an indication that I wasn't being f*cked by insane SMS fees.
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UO was an awesome experience. No one has ever made a similar game, and UO doesn’t exist in its prior form. But let’s not forget that we all stopped playing UO for a reason.
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4y ago
Merge commits provide best of both worlds. Too bad GitHub and friends refuse to render history with —first-parent. So we’re stuck with inane squash commits.
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From a cynical ex-Google employee, this would have translated to “Stadia still has more promotions to squeeze out”. Today’s message signals that it’s done its squeezing, permanently.
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4y ago
Bingo. Discard this so-called interview as a fluff piece. It provides no signal.
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4y ago
Crypto has not automated away anything useful beyond toy projects nor shown potential to do more with less. If crypto disappeared today its disappearance would have zero impact on goods and services.
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4y ago
Here's the top three search results from the most popular online store in my country: - MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Ti VENTUS 3X 12G OC - Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3080 GAMING OC 10G LHR - ASUS GeForce TUF RTX 3080 GAMING I know TI means beatter -
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As a consumer I would prefer it. If all they did was narrow selection it would be a win. An online search for 3080 RTX yields more brand flavors than a toothpaste aisle. Except consumers can understand toothpaste flavors. No idea why we nee
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Bazel fully supports local development. How is it that you needed anything remote to do your work?
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The problem is boundless complexity. Learning resources won’t help anyone to learn and manage boundless complexity.
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4y ago
Peasant: You can’t take our Bitcoins! King: That’s a nice house you have. Give 1000 Francs per year to our treasury OR ELSE. Peasant: Anyone got Francs? I’ll trade you these shiny Bitcoin.
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4y ago
It’s not an overwhelming advantage. Also the problem isn’t having luck, individuals only have luck in hindsight, it’s competing against luck.
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4y ago
Android is a chat app? iMessage is nice but has far far fewer users than WhatsApp, WeChat, etc.
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Writing a messaging app is a fool's errand. You either build a chat app with someone elses money, invest in all chat apps (1/n) and hope you score a big one - e.g. like textbook publisher, or you wait and M&A the successful on
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4y ago
Pichai and Zuckerberg's PR departments are doing their job to "position" them ahead of layoffs.
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Layoffs can be positively received by the market if it cuts the fat to increase profit. No one expects Google or any other company to grow unboundedly.
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All they need is a few more decades and billions of cash to burn to turn this into a viable mass-market conusmer product. Most new technologies fail. Except for some reason techies won't let VR just die.
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As I mentioned in several other threads over the past months. Companies will do whatever it takes to protect their stock price. Googlers will soon be presented to the chopping block. Top execs are compensated in stock. Almost all turn aroun
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No one is categorically smart. It’s domain specific. Know your weaknesses, protect yourself from yourself.
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> This statement assumes the following axioms:... Cross-industry support roles contribute to endeavors: DevOps, infra, ML/data science. The a16z fueled ponzi has stripped and redirected talent from these important areas.
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Instead of our engineer talent pool working on things that matter, such as managing climate change, thanks to (in part) a16z they now work on overheating the planet with lame monkey jpegs. We are in proto-idiocracy.
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No we don’t. You get 5 year fixed, 10 year max. Beyond is prohibitively expensive.
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~96% of us humans don't live in America, most of us don't have 30 year mortgages.
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A cap on exports would screw your European allies and trigger an unpredictable and negative sun cascade of trade retaliations.
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An architect designs a house fragile to earthquakes. Surprise! An earthquake happens, the house collapses, many deaths! Who is responsible, the earthquake or the architect?
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4y ago
I've on/off ramped CHF to USDC. It's a pain in the ass. And you lose 1% in process. Certainly not easier than a CHF->USD wire.
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