zeroCalories

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by zeroCalories 9mo ago
It shocks me that anyone supposedly good enough for anthropic would subject themselves to such a one sided waste of time.
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by zeroCalories 9mo ago
Realistically if you can work on a small and high profile project like tailwind you're gonna be snatched up by someone willing to pay you at or near FAANG levels
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by zeroCalories 9mo ago
I had assumed that these people were not junior devs left unsupervised to handle important government work.
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by zeroCalories 9mo ago
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by zeroCalories 9mo ago
I did find that troubling too. I can see the logic of a short lived / well funded project using nextjs, but for something like this that's meant to be a simple form that needs to be reliable, easy to maintain, and long lived, my f
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
I would 100% support prosecuting the people responsible for wasting public funds. This is the kind of abuse that undermines trust in the state, and make it difficult to provide things to people that actually need them. The Adams administrat
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
Yes your interpretation is correct, and I think it answers your first question. The idea that Americans are unreachable is false. Republicans hold on to their power by only a slim amount. All of America's most influential cities lean l
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
The overwhelming conversation is about how this relationship isn't worth it. Even among liberal Americans it's about how the U.S benefits immensely from the relationship. If you can't address that concern, then Americans will
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
The point isn't to crush the U.S in retaliation, it's to show why maintaining a relationship is mutually beneficial. It's troubling that the EU can't produce any concrete reasons why that's the case.
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
I always feel weird reading statements from the EU regarding this relationship. There's always talk of the U.S abandoning it's position, guilt tripping, etc. but very little about what the EU plans to do in retaliation. Cut off th
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
I agree this can work okay, but once I find myself doing this much handholding I would prefer to drive the process myself. Coordinating 4 agents and guiding them along really makes you appreciate the mythical-man-month on the scale of hours
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
If you've ever ran a serious website you'd know most of those Chrome uses are poor third worlders that aren't worth much as users.
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
> When there's a conflict of interest they don't (Apple refuses to implement some APIs that would help making their walled garden app store more obsolete). But just maintaining a duopoly (Mozilla is funded by Google) is not a c
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
There's this really cool site where you can see how well supported a feature is: https://caniuse.com/?search=if If Google controls everything, why is if() only supported on 59% traffic? Do you think any serious company
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
It's not what you want, it's what you're willing to do that's cruel and disgusting, newfriend
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
The problem is that people simply have no investment in a community anymore. This is a direct consequence of globalization and capitalism. Travel to a foreign land, exploit the locals, and return home. Westerners are just now realizing that
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
Don't know if you've been paying attention, but that's the intention. Many in the U.S are willing to sacrifice the country's GPD to inflict cruelty upon others and preserve "heritage Americans".
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by zeroCalories 10mo ago
Oh yeah, I remember 20 years ago when the Internet was fine for a child to brows unsupervised.
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
The easiest way to get away with murder is to split the blame such that no individual can be pointed to.
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
I don't think titles are for anything besides establishing blame. If a company hires someone in a local where the engineer can't be held responsible, the executives and major investors should be held liable. That way things will n
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
This type of testing is incredibly expensive and you'll have a startup run circles around you, assuming a startup could even exist when the YC investment needs to stretch 4x as far for the same product. The real solution is to have ind
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
Wow. Yielding to a benevolent dictator requires a lot of trust, and it seems Eric is doing his best to exhaust any he might have had. Want to hear more from those involved, but seriously considering cancelling my order.
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
Personally, I don't mind burning some time to interview for free. But I expect the company to also burn the time of their own engineers as well. It displays a degree of commitment and seriousness from them about this meeting. I'm
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
When my manager pings me about it I'll just show him your ai slop and tell him we'll be liable for all the bugs and production issues related to this, in addition to maintaining it. Then let him make the choice. Escalate if needed
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
I don't know. Probably depends on your demographic. I already have a partner, so if I feel like I won't connect with the crowd I'm probably gonna decline.
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
There is an infinite regress of blame you could play for the Trump presidency. Where you choose to stop is more revealing of your intentions than the truth.
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by zeroCalories 11mo ago
Well, Christmas is cancelled this year I guess :(
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by zeroCalories 1y ago
It might be lazy, but it's true, and should be repeated until people feel just as embarrassed about AI slop as they would feel about crypto.
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by zeroCalories 1y ago
I wonder what the point of these types of articles are? We can certainly agree that there's something icky about this activism, but... Who cares? I'm much less annoyed by Bloomberg's egotistical desire to help people than I a
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by zeroCalories 1y ago
I imagine this is a class specifically about slow languages. Writing code that doesn't get garbage collected, using vectorized operations(numpy), exploiting jit to achieve performance greater than normal C, etc.

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