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xenihn
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I'm not seeing a problem here
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My first exposure to anything that could be related to professional day-to-day work was when my dad taught toddler-me how to use DOS in Windows 3.1 Unfortunately for me, I didn't do anything else remotely related to programming until m
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i personally feel that there's a good chance that the choices for people with 30+ years until retirement age are either retiring early, or not retiring at all. i want to have retirement money, but also keep working. i want to be in a p
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This is a fair point. It seems like standard policy at lots of places is to not budge significantly on comp unless a Valued Employee is prepared to leave. You then end up with one of the three scenarios: - the employee leaves anyways, since
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There are still too many managers who don't understand one of their primary responsibilities in a market that favors employees: making sure that their best engineers don't leave. The job market won't always be like this, but
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5y ago
This quote from a Wikipedia article about a Heinlein book is apt for this. It makes me think that what has happened here is not only inevitable for any disruptive tech company that grows large enough, but also any other sort of human collec
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5y ago
You'll have to get past the entities that profit off whatever problem(s) you are proposing solutions for first.
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5y ago
There's pre-cliff bleszinski Fortnite, and post-cliff bleszinski fortnite. It would have not become as huge as it is now if he had not been ousted.
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5y ago
I think 50 years is way too long to plan ahead for. A ~9-12 year approach makes more sense. Look at these intervals: 1942 - First mass-produced fully-electric analog computer 1951 - First mass-produced commercial computer (using vacuum tube
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5y ago
This seems like a great thread to ask for game recommendations. These are my favorite turn-based games of all time: HOMM 1, 2 & 3 Advance Wars series (including DS and DOR) Uniwar (a surprisingly excellent mobile game inspired by Advanc
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5y ago
Do you have a source for this? I'm only seeing that the radar permanently stops working if you opt in to FSD, with no way to reactivate it. But this only happens if you enable FSD.
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5y ago
Does anyone know how big of a deal it is to not have radar on newer Tesla 3s and Ys? I don't know which month was the last one to have radar, but it was some time in 2021.
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5y ago
I'm done with reddit once old.reddit.com is gone. Guessing it won't be around much longer after the IPO.
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5y ago
How were Prodigy and CompuServe making money off your posts?
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5y ago
Is there an industry term for users who are responsible for contributing valuable content in exchange for nothing that could be legally classified as actual compensation? Or for a business whose revenue and valuation depends on said type of
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>At the end of the day a large portion of the population is not going to simply accept that they need to shoulder the losses for a bubble they didn’t make and had no perceived choice but to participate in. They (you?) don't have to
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5y ago
Did you still have the same problem when you offered the latter enough money to dissuade them from pursuing something else?
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>At the very least you are screwing the owners of the mortgage who will have to write off lots of loans as Bobs everywhere walk away from the underwater mortgages Yes, that's the point... >But also it significantly limits Bob’s o
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5y ago
I'd like to see a similar study with adderall thrown into the mix. I've been rotating between coffee, tea, and adderall for the past eight years.
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5y ago
Someone on SA supposedly has access to the court documents (dozens and dozens of pages) and shared them, if you want to track that down and provide actual proof that isn't just hearsay. I haven't been on SA for nearly a decade n
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I remember hearing that image macros originated on TribalWar (a forum for Starsiege: Tribes), but they were definitely popularized by SA
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>I would be very surprised if you say literally this and get results. No self-respecting company or manager is going to invest in talking to you if you describe yourself so overtly mercenary. that depends entirely on how badly they need
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>Housing is an investment only if you own more than one. Every California rental I've lived in for the past five years had the owner residing in it as their primary residence, renting out the spare rooms, while doing one of two thin
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Great writeup, I didn't know Carmack was involved to this extant. My opinion on this, completely irrespective of the actual terms and laws: Zenimax doesn't deserve anything. But anyone who funded the original Kickstarter does (I w
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The exact same thing happened with Ethereum (and crypto in general) in 2017. But look how much it's rebounded after that crash. I still don't think it's a good long term investment, but it's been an amazing way for some
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What do you think usually causes ICs to begin looking for new jobs in the first place
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What's not adult and professional about increasing your tc by 30-40% every time you jump ship
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In the current employees' market, I feel that a manager's primary responsibility is preventing their engineers from quitting.
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I'm sure there's good reasons for this. but I'd be curious for details. I wonder if Reddit would be what it is today without imgur. I started using Reddit shortly before imgur launched, and I can still remember the day that i
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Not sure if AsianHustleNetwork (AHN) really falls into what's being described in this article, but it's one of the more insidious FB communities I've run across, in terms of members being milked for affiliate revenue. The con
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