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by wetpaws 8y ago
Facebook's ant is really good tbh
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Moore's Law is merely a side effect of a larger law of accelerated return. You can see it with solar power, CPU's, disc storage, etc. Every aspect of human technology is growing exponentially and the rate of growth itself is growi
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by wetpaws 8y ago
It sounds like a lot, but in 10 years it might be pretty manageble.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
If you are big enough it's hard to miss you.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
I've been hearing about saturation for about 15 years and honestly there are no signs of it, not even close.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Just try to tell it folks in bay area paying $2000-$3000 for childcare monthly.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Russia and Venezuella never diversified their economy which made them highly reliable on oil industry, promoted corruption/populism politics and backfired badly when oil prices dropped.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Symptoms are treatable, virus is not.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
>Interestingly, top CEOs rarely talk about their inner lives, so we have no idea how happy or fulfilled they truly are. Musk is depressed so I guess it is not always sunshine and rainbows.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
>there are a limited number of jobs that are really fun, greatly admired, and fairly well remunerated This is somewhat a negative view of the world as a zero sum game.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
You seem to operate under assumption that unlike other people you are personally immune from early cancer. This assumption is wrong.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
You can write on hackernews, avians can't. I guess the answer is pretty straightforward.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
This. You don't even have to use react if you understand one way binding flow, entire dom update logic can be written in 100-200 lines of code.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
You can work perfectly fine in the industry without typescript.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
I looked through the code and it's about 40 lines long. I don't mind of people using small libraries like this, but it's a bit fun to see it presented as some kind of revelation :)
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Do you associate yourself with prey or lion?
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by wetpaws 8y ago
There are certain tribes in human history that did exactly this for centuries.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
excuse me if i'm wrong, but isn't it just a snippet for react.createElement?
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by wetpaws 8y ago
https://outline.com/6jZFjf
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by wetpaws 8y ago
I had this problem with digital photography and was scared SHITLESS. Glad this is a known effect.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that if every bag would cost 10 bucks situation would be quite different.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
California does this to a certain degree.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Key word here is "yet"
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Thanks god we live in an age of globalized economy
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by wetpaws 8y ago
Intel has a lot of interesting stuff outside of CPU area, for example NVM
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by wetpaws 8y ago
It's not only America. Every time I talk with my parents they keep discussing how SpaceX and Tesla are huge scam or how EU will crush and burn, etc, etc.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
The key part here is "until now"
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by wetpaws 8y ago
It's not that humans are bad, it's more about humans being unreliable by definition. That's why we have autopilots, industrial robots, elevator or traffic light control system, or, in general trying to automate stuff.
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by wetpaws 8y ago
I specially mentioned "in my experience". I personally know a lot of lazy or borderline incompetent engineers, (some of them even went through PIP) who do thrive in corporate environment and it is much easy for corporate just to k
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by wetpaws 8y ago
In my experience companies do not lay off people, it's a huge legal headache, usually people change jobs on their own. I agree about short leash though, it's really bad, although manageable on H1B. The people on L1 are who are tru

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