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valval
3y ago
It could be you’ve been in the wrong all those ten years.
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valval
3y ago
Until they no longer choose to cut employee costs, or what would be the end goal here?
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valval
3y ago
You might want to go with Occam’s razor here and admit that there’s probably no conspiracy going on with incapable executives running companies, and instead the right hiring choices are being made.
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valval
3y ago
> I worked at Twitter I bet you did.
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valval
3y ago
Yes, like all of Elon Musk’s undertakings; ready for bankruptcy at any moment, if HN is asked.
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valval
3y ago
Do you think there's any correlation between "fastest-growing for software development" and "number of people who do software development exercises"?
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valval
3y ago
I'd be very skeptical even if it was inactive accounts as well. For active accounts it has to be a fraction of a percentage.
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valval
3y ago
Might be, although frankly we’ll never know.
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valval
3y ago
It took me a while in life to realise that some people are just made to succeed. These people are typically good to great at anything they put their minds to. Just because you say those questions are an extremely poor predictor of a candida
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valval
3y ago
For largely the same reasons why graduating from top schools is given more credit than any old college, even if the level of teaching is similar. Getting in takes determination, intelligence, and discipline. Same with getting good at Leetco
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valval
3y ago
In that case you buy a desktop.
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valval
3y ago
This just reads like a boomer hipster rant that gathers points on Reddit and HN for some bizarre reason. The 1970s car had a ton of parts and mechanisms only professionals could fix. Not being able to touch car software is good, and demand
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valval
3y ago
Well aren’t you cynical.
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3y ago
I would — frankly nothing exists in the Intel/Nvidia line to compete with M3 in terms of efficiency. This laptop will either not run the necessary software or run out of battery in less than two hours doing it. More than likely both si
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valval
3y ago
Frankly, none of this matters. Cloudflare decides what the adequate results would have been, not HN users.
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valval
3y ago
After spending some time on HN, I’d be terribly surprised if the reaction wasn’t exactly like it is in these threads. If there’s one thing I’d bet big money on in the world, it’s the gullibility of HN users. Or Reddit users, since this is j
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valval
3y ago
It’s fairly obvious you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about when it comes to sales or business. Maybe offer your opinion with a bit less confidence.
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valval
3y ago
Companies are made of individuals, and individuals can be shady and crooked. In a vacuum, it’s probably somewhat as likely that the person getting fired and the company doing the firing are scumbags. I’d personally argue that companies have
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valval
3y ago
Perhaps this is a subject where no good options exist, and chasing a win-win solution is unfruitful and unnecessary.
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valval
3y ago
Which model do you think stimulates economic growth more? Which model could be said to give individuals more liberty? Socialism and authoritarianism are treacherous ideas because they can seem so enticing in many contexts.
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valval
3y ago
What on earth is your reasoning for saying this? I really dislike the habit of stating something absolutely ludicrous and running away with it.
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valval
3y ago
I think it’s fair to say you’re not the type to ever run a business, successful or not, with that attitude.
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valval
3y ago
The cases you describe in your last paragraph are not rare by any means — they’re everywhere, since all of the western world has seen a move towards bigger governments and socialism in the last decades.
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valval
3y ago
I think that’s a bad sign, but honestly, I think lacking motivation for any important thing in your life might have a lot to do with something else than “thing is actually bad for you”. A poor diet, lack of sleep, or lack of exercise are gu
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valval
3y ago
Poor use of LLMs is incredibly easy to spot, and works as today’s sign of a worthless post/comment/take.
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valval
3y ago
Yes, the average US engineer is better than the average Indian engineer. Any other questions?
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valval
3y ago
“I swear communism is going to work this time guys!!”
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valval
3y ago
I think people who claim this are massively exaggerating any possible effect.
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valval
3y ago
No thank you. I have absolutely no interest in it nor need for it. It’s your job to make me switch, and frankly I see zero reason to care. Chrome and Safari work fine.
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valval
3y ago
Source?
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