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by weq 5y ago
Human are there own folley thinking that they are the definition of intelligence. In years to come, we will realise how simple our physiology is, compared to the other creatures. Brain included.
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by weq 5y ago
Totally agree with this. People think because your code is popular it means its good. API surface area stuff like this causes crypto heists everyday.
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by weq 5y ago
bingo. CTOs should realise that job ads are screened by devs just as they attempt to screen for mini-me's and protect from dead weight. Devs (who arnt desperate for richers) look at your company and think, how cr*p would it be to work
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by weq 5y ago
Yep imbalance, dynamics, so much to skew the process. If you think your interview process works, great, but likely it doesnt and you just get lucky. All the good people you screened out vs all the cruft you saved yourself from.. you will ne
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by weq 5y ago
Azure B2C is a direct competitor to Okta... If MS isnt dogfooding this, when what would they dogfood?
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by weq 5y ago
Fox Is pushing this agenda in Australia. Murdoch plays our governments like his private backgammon table. "Conversative Liberal" party in Australia = "Rust belt GOP" party in US Australia is what happens when you sell o
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by weq 5y ago
This! Open source can make your career, just as much as the Op says; it can break your back. From the outset i would say that most people releasing OSS stuff wants it to be used in production. thats until you get the hungry corps looking fo
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by weq 5y ago
What about Ad companies?
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by weq 5y ago
I think its always been this way. Our parents told us democracy has won out, but in reality, its the same old story. People get fed ideas, of dreams, of one day, as an excuse, to serve. The lucky few are broadcaste around the clock to reinf
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by weq 5y ago
"Momentary"? At age 28 i quit the rat race, took a pay cut, and never looked back after starting my career on 100k straight out of uni. 10yrs later i see my ex-collegues earning double me, but i couldnt imagine how much of my life
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by weq 5y ago
Fighting the good fight! Unlike those who die of selfies. If he set himself on fire while jumping 50 cars, he would get more likes though. Somehow i dont think peaceful protests mean anything to a government intent on genocide like the Span
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by weq 5y ago
Its not one person, these are groups of people who likely have a single strength in a particular area. the guy who is good at hacking, is the guy sending phsining emails isnt the guy setting up the bank accounts. My novice POV is that you w
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by weq 5y ago
Yeh, MS seems to be like every other large corp in this case. Too big to handle for one security team. So you end up with, some parts of it that got security down; but all those < V3 services? they seem to be written by 3rd world contrac
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by weq 5y ago
All of the above!
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by weq 5y ago
Totally. Sugar is the Cigarettes of our time, no doubt. My mother's gastric bypass at 50 saved her life. She took artifical sweateners for 20yrs thinking they would help her control her weight but in reality all they do is keep you con
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by weq 5y ago
Are you kidding me? Have you not seen people die from selfies? Anyone can become addicted to anything and suffer the same consequences peddled by religion for "drugs". There is no argument against this, humans can programme themse
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by weq 5y ago
You realise crypto is more stable then most developing worlds governments? Does that mean the use only use of 3rd world country money is crime, too? What about iphones that expire after 10yrs of usage and get bricked by the manufacturer? is
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by weq 5y ago
If I exited with 7 digits and still wanted to work i would think thats a major life failure. Working at startups is not the way to wealth (i worked at too many). Goodluck and networking will get you there much quicker then hard graft. Thats
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by weq 5y ago
My company was all in office culture until they could no longer hire or only hire really fresh/average workers in the local market. Ive been remotely for 4yrs (precovid), and promoted 3 times in that period. But im a SWE not a csuite o
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by weq 5y ago
hahah this happened with a new hire this week. We usually bring them in office the first week. This week, that meant they worked alone :)
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by weq 5y ago
Do you really think in 10 years it will be like it was 5 years ago? REALLY? We still aint past the GFC, 14yrs later. In my lifetime, i doubt i will see 7% again. Definately not the 30% that my parents payed. As much as life is cyclic, in 10
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by weq 5y ago
Yeh exactly. Same thing happened in office, seems easier to hide with lots of water cooler chat. Covid provided the cover for slackers to get even slacker. My company was very empathetic to covid needs including reinstating forced leave due
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by weq 5y ago
The only people really comfortable in offices are the ones who are in it for the politics. Ditto everything you have said here including the taking a break. I learnt to code in bedroom 20yrs ago, and now im an architect at a global compan
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by weq 5y ago
100% this is poltical properganda. Asians are conservative gold-mines in Australia. Somehow our version of the Republicans have convinced them they are on their side, while also playing the jobs saviour for the working class and being anti
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by weq 5y ago
My company backflipped after this happened an masse. Bleed 1000yrs experience in months. They stemmed the bleeding and commited to 100% flexibility going foward. it was the only way they could re-hire. Yours will too.
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by weq 5y ago
The world has moved on. We came to cities looking for work. Now the internet is availible ANYWHERE, people can LIVE ANYWHERE. If your business wants to demand in-person, then you know what kind of people who you will get: - people with kids
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by weq 5y ago
Overconsumption of canned food can have this effect of poisioning the consumer. No matter what its cooked in. If you eat alot of tuna/canned stuff, and u have weird health problems. Try removing it from your diet.
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by weq 5y ago
Essentially all education, science, is taited by racist cleptocrats reinforcing there own families importance over time. Think about the decisions that are tainted because of this self importance? I will say it again, that means ALL RESEARC
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by weq 5y ago
This is complete BS. Witches are a creation of a relgious zealots for a start. Its anti-science. The problem with society is the promotion of the rat race and attempting to fit everyone into little categories. You cant. I have been in many
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by weq 5y ago
The crooks created mining, grazing, farming and other resource extraction companies and exported/are exporting everything they could/can get there grubby hands. Now this entrenched power has formed poltical parties who reinforce t

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