zeroonetwothree

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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
That’s the opposite of the typical definition of tech debt. Usually tech debt is debt—-ie something you take on to ship faster now at the expense of paying it in the long run.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Whenever someone uses the word “fair” about taxes it always seems to mean that they shouldn’t pay more but others should. There also some good economic reasons that a “wealth tax” is a bad option compared to other types of taxes.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
If you are a former employee you don’t have much to gain by commenting here. If you say anything that isn’t unequivocally negative you will get downvoted into oblivion.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
If non disparagement agreements weren’t allowed wouldn’t employers have less reason to make severance payments? We would expect average severance payment amounts to decrease under this scenario. So it’s not clear that this is the ideal outc
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
I believe the nondisparagement clause was signed as part of a termination agreement? So that part seems inaccurate at least.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Not strictly true. There are possible interventions that would reduce temperatures.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
The glory days are always in the past by definition.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
People in the past raised children with much less income. My grandparents had their family of four live in a studio apartment. Our expectations for what our life should be have just increased even more rapidly than our ability to pay for it
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Have you ever used a travel agent?
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Isn’t it a hotel in the original version? Doormen for nicer hotels seem very common
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
As long as demand remains high they have no reason to change their course.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Looks good but it’s hard to trust Meta at this point.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
That’s the platform that gave them the data. I don’t think they claim it’s all the applications of this set of people.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Also has issues of random chance causing these differences. How many different positions are there that have the chance of a 80% effect?
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Yes I don’t understand why this is surprising or problematic at all? Actually the fact that they found this result didn’t hold in a different dataset is especially weird.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Crossjam is a fun one!
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
NAL but it may be protected activity to improve working conditionals. I would guess Meta leadership doesn’t actually care very much if someone signed it. And typically the people making firing decisions are not necessarily the ones that wan
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Petitioning a king is very traditional.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
C is not really strongly typed.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I only read local news. It’s pretty nice I don’t feel stressed at all. Turns out random shit far away has no significant effect on my life. And even if it did it’s not like I can do anything about it
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I don’t find this at all. Not that many fiction books use a lot of AI prose it seems. Maybe nonfiction is worse?
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
The Facebook founding was interesting, not sure about Z on his own.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Persons, not humans.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
useState for local state or useContext (+ useReducer if it's complicated) for shared state is the "built-in" way that should be good enough for most things.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
A LOT of those work in VR, AI, etc. Not that many of the 25k work on the core apps.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
That wasn't my experience at all, I found the orgs I was in (infra) to have great culture.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Username checks out
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Perhaps you realize this, but the way the economy grows 2.5% is through lots of entities growing faster than that. Growth comes from innovation, and innovators get rewarded with faster growth as non-innovators decline.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
One of the reasons is that the free options are generally fairly poor and it’s hard to get people to sign up and actually pay for something. Especially if they assume it’s going to be similar quality. If I worked in marketing/growth fo
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I’m going to guess you are better at frontend than backend. The classic AI Gell-Mann effect.

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