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by vsareto 4y ago
None of the AI stuff really solves things like affordable housing or keeping wages up with inflation (or addressing inflation). It's not going to magically give us more energy without environmental impacts, or settle conflicts between
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by vsareto 4y ago
Someone should write a bot to post a reminder to "start with strings unless you're doing math" to reddit/twitter/youtube every week and the world would probably be way better for it. We could even have compiler warn
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by vsareto 4y ago
I feel like your definition and goalposts of "anyone who is technical" is probably incredibly high but you're trying to undersell it just to make a point. Is webdev somehow not technical?
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by vsareto 4y ago
If you want a majority of people using your thing, perception is important. - Governments were pretty late to the party with regulations/law enforcement because they understandably didn't know if it was serious. This meant your av
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by vsareto 4y ago
PoE is mostly theorycrafting, which turns into "can I 1-shot this mob before it 1-shots me"
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by vsareto 4y ago
I have to imagine it's mostly real estate stuff (business and residential)
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by vsareto 4y ago
You're going to struggle to find beauty in some areas (like business software and a lot of other tooling). The subject matters as much as its expression. The same is true with art - you're not likely to find paintings of burning t
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by vsareto 4y ago
>We’ve got to do a better job of teaching financial literacy in this country. Reducing the complexity of every day finances would be a much better option. We can't keep trying to cram more course work into high school/college t
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by vsareto 4y ago
It hasn't for a while https://icannwiki.org/.ninja
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by vsareto 4y ago
Possibly a useful pattern if you have a situation where: 1. there is some validation that checks if a URL is valid 2. this check can be bypassed with this pattern to execute code
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by vsareto 4y ago
>Most innovation will be outside the US. Nice, it's about time someone else had a go at it. Maybe they'll have visa programs and we can escape the rest of the US's problems
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by vsareto 4y ago
That's definitely senior-level work
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by vsareto 4y ago
People don't seem to realize how much the deck is stacked against them in the US. Portion sizes at restaurants are massive and most of the food is shit. You grow up with this stuff, so you get used to it, which conditions you heavily l
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by vsareto 4y ago
Let's just go back to Webmaster, but we get have Appmaster (desktop/mobile) and Chipmaster (embedded) too
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by vsareto 4y ago
I wouldn't look towards your standard home as a test bed for this. I don't need to 3D print cutlery or even most things around the house. You just don't use that much stuff. The economics don't make sense for me to spend
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by vsareto 4y ago
>This is a classic example of high value, low volume which often serve as beachheads for nascent technologies. There's a link for "often" that's broken. It's set to https://www.tsungxu.com/pe
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by vsareto 4y ago
That turns into a different dynamic. Your money no longer has power so you become much more accessible and vulnerable. If you happen to be rich and a great leader, you'll probably remain on top though.
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by vsareto 4y ago
If we can't afford houses, we'll at least need a car.
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by vsareto 4y ago
The damage an individual can do by being overemployed or fraudulent pales in comparison to what some of those agencies do, and they can be fucking over the candidate and company at the same time since they are middlemen. Tons of calls for t
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by vsareto 4y ago
overemployed.com Some of it's probably just creative writing or people bullshitting on the internet though.
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by vsareto 4y ago
May have billed a specific time span, but also had commits during that span. Dunno how they proved the github account belonged to the contractor though unless they just admitted to it or used the company email to register.
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by vsareto 4y ago
Bookmark https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/ and read occasionally. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csh... is good for a quick overview of language featu
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by vsareto 4y ago
The only people thinking that are ignorant of who Mudge is
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by vsareto 4y ago
>One thing that many people overestimate is number of competent engineers outside of well known tech hubs. I think at this point, the meaning of competent is the top 1% of engineers
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by vsareto 4y ago
Not to mention the rules are known in gambling, such as required minimum bets. Business has no such courtesy. The criterion is worthless if your small bets always result in failures because you need capital to get going.
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by vsareto 4y ago
It's not a universal thing. You can go into some interviews, say you write code just good enough to ship, and that will be a red flag to them. You have to choose your tribe on this issue and be comfortable with the other tribe hating y
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by vsareto 4y ago
I still get bombarded with recruiter emails and I'm mediocre. I probably won't work at a top company, but I won't be making less than $100k ever again.
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by vsareto 4y ago
To set up an example, Azure has some API management stuff that could let you do this before you even got to your code. Writing a tool to make sure that API management rule exists would be different than static analysis. I'd agree with
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by vsareto 4y ago
There's not much reason to improve things. No one's out here saying "you don't get this job because you chose new technologies when they weren't needed". Even if you can equate glue code with trash, we seem to
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by vsareto 4y ago
I guess an aggregator of these sites would be pretty handy. Especially if it had a narrative feature to ask what the user wanted to do, then pointed you to the niche job site.

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