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by wonderwonder 5mo ago
I work remotely, my manager for the last 4 years had a 1:1 on the books every Friday. We met a total of 7 times, 4 of those were to give me my annual review and tell me my bonus.
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by wonderwonder 5mo ago
I’ve worked remotely for about 8 years now. I currently have zero IRL friends and if not for my wife and kids I would go months without speaking to another person. For the last 4 years I didn’t even have standups, I could go weeks without s
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by wonderwonder 5mo ago
My theory is different. Decades of officials telling people that the world was overpopulated. That global warming was going to kill us all and any children born would be subjected to horrific conditions. Well mission accomplished.
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by wonderwonder 5mo ago
That's makes a lot of sense becuase the Nazi's were notorius for not having good rocket engineers
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by wonderwonder 8mo ago
There are a lot of things converging right now. Human brain cell computers. Neuralink Mapping of the fly brain and inserting it into a simulation? Ai We are potentially moving in the direction of uploading conciousness.
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by wonderwonder 8mo ago
How else are they going to train the pilot wetware for the AI robot army?
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by wonderwonder 8mo ago
You think the war ends if they kill Putin? Medvedev would very likely nuke Kiev 30 minutes later.
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by wonderwonder 10mo ago
Microsoft is currently hiring engineers to rewrite their entire codebase in Rust via vibecoding. Something to the tune of a million lines of code per developer per month.
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by wonderwonder 10mo ago
I think this limitation goes away as long as your code is modular. If the Ai has to read the entire code base each time, sure but if everything is designed well then it only needs to deal with a limited set of code each time and it excels a
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by wonderwonder 10mo ago
Worst part is the agency never returns. Anything that goes wrong for the next 500 years is due to that original western intereference. Tragic really.
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
You may not like it but OP is absolutely right. Whatever the supreme court rules stands. That’s exactly how the current system works unless laws are passed or the constitution is amended. Your response is childish and you should be embarras
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
That's interesting, from his Wikipedia page: "Ellison was married to Barbara Boothe from 1983 to 1986.[92] Boothe was a former receptionist at Oracle (RSI at the time).[93] They had two children, David and Megan, who were (as of 2
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
Haven't heard of this either, obviously not a topic I am up to date on. I'll look into it, appreciate the pointer.
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
He's not talking about other nations, he's talking about the US and saying if you are not a citizen of a nation, its a foreign nation to you and they have no obligation to let you in.
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
"For nearly 160 years, the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution has established the principle that anyone born in the country is a US citizen, with exceptions for children born to diplomats and foreign military forces." I was act
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
Selling out is easy when your children have no food.
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
The ceo of every one of those Ai companies drives an expensive car home to a mansion at the end of the workday. They are set. The average person does not and they cannot afford to play the principled stand game. Its not a question of right
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
Its cravenly amoral until your children are hungry. The market doesn't care about your morals. You either have a product people are willing to pay money for or you don't. If you are financially independent to the point it doesn&#x
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
I think that's OP's point though, Ai can do it better now. No searching, no looking. Just drop your question into Ai with your exact data or function and 10 seconds later you have a working solution. Stackoverflow is great but Ai
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
"Landing projects for Set Studio has been extremely difficult, especially as we won’t work on product marketing for AI stuff, from a moral standpoint, but the vast majority of enquiries have been for exactly that" The market is li
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
I would think eventually all of the additional positives of the drug will resolve to obesity is bad and reducing obesity has health benefits. Which should be perfectly fine as its valid and results in massive positives in both health and qu
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by wonderwonder 11mo ago
Isn't it the ultimate task for any good efficiency routine to delete itself?
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
The OP I responded to specifically mentioned the difference responses to the deaths of well known people. Mentioning Castro and comparing to Cheney.
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
I don't think he did it largely for personnel gain. I do think he personally gained but look at every political decision ever made. There are winners and losers. Almost none of them are 100% based on altruism. How does any Senator ente
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
couple of points. 1. I'm not a bot. I'm just politically right, we are around, we just hide because its still career suicide in tech. I know you don't see the right as human but most of us are people just like you, not LLMs 2
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
I doubt there has been much change in numbers, those on the right are just willing to be a little more visible now. It helps that HN is for the most part an anon. site.
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
Most of tech leadership blows with the wind, they have no firm beliefs. Whatever drives shareholder value. See Zuck. Although I do agree those more to the right have been emboldened to speak up a little more. I think the vast majority of th
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
I think any article that espouses a political slant will have political comments which I welcome. I enjoy hearing from people with different leanings and discussing them. I just get frustrated when they are based on emotion and not reason
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
"Are you talking about Agile, Waterfall, or project management in general?" lol, yes
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by wonderwonder 1y ago
This is essentially my greatest fear as well. Most of my supplementation stack revolves around the desire to prevent this. I take ~30 supplements a day.

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