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by zipy124 5mo ago
The salary isn't that out of line for a mid-level developer nationwide, but yes I would expect it to be higher for the southern location. They could justify the salary if it was fully remote. Bear in mind there is a 23.7% pension contr
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by zipy124 5mo ago
The revolving door as it's known. That's part of it. Another is simply the lack of in-house talent, largely due to poor pay and conditions. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy to a certain extent. I'd love to work for NHS di
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by zipy124 5mo ago
No it's typical. It's just that your stipend is usually just x amount of Dollars + whatever tuition is so you never have to care what it is and you don't pay it directly per se, it's just included in your stipend. Someon
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Depending on the model I could easily see it approaching 7 figures since Mythos security scans have been 6 figures already and don't require nearly as much output.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Given it's like 30 years of my salary I'd probably be willing to be miserable for a number of years.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
If you ever actually see the work or something charities on the ground and the people they help you might change your mind very quickly. They certainly do more good than another million in some index fund.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
In the menu there is the pricing page? URL is /pricing
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by zipy124 5mo ago
You are allowed to turn up in your own though, no one will check. I even had people turn up in the wrong colour gown at my graduation.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Forgive me if I've mis-understood this thread, but there are unsafe declerations in that crate. Is there really any difference between using unsafe in your own code, versus wrapping it inside some crate? I guess you are making the poin
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by zipy124 5mo ago
I agree that it's a flawed comparison but it does touch on a very real issue in the workplace. The difference between employees who I can send away on a problem and they'll encounter issues and try to solve them, vs those who come
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Yes I think people forget that cyber-war between West and East is very active, with a significant amount of attacks being committed by nation states or state-sponsored groups.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Moodle?
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by zipy124 5mo ago
You're right, github actions do indeed take a lot of compute, but the status incidents do not seem to be limited to just actions. I never said "just text" makes it easy to solve, just that I felt Netflix and YouTube solved ha
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Not the OP but they have since been removed as they were luxury cars, but yes £77 a week did use to cover it. Here is the source directly from Audi: https://media.audi.com/is/content/audi/country/uk/
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Electricity in the UK is often 3x or more expensive than electricity for the same energy content. We have some of the most expensive electricity in the world.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
A lot of their record earnings come from trading revenues as well, as they all effectively have in-house trading desks to hedge risk. Not nearly as much profit as Vitol made but they make large sums too.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
But the amount of compute needed to serve is not very high. It's all text. The amount of bandwidth and compute needed to serve a Netflix or YouTube is far far harder and they managed just fine.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
https://forgeperf.org/ A useful website to show why GitHub is feeling the burn so much with higher usage!
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Nature communications, not Nature. There is quite the large difference between them (and neither is neccessarily a sign of quality, but good ability to market well to an editor). For the record I have published in Nature Communications (and
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Rather unlikely to be the case, supported by the original article itself here, since if your statement was to be the case they would find that the human generated resume is 100% less likely to be shortlisted.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Do you really believe no human is going to read your resume at some point in the process and notice the classic AI tells? Further de-duplication is rather easy, and will likely see you black-listed by competant organisations.
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Sent!
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by zipy124 5mo ago
Lobsters still maintains a reliable comment section free of bots (for now!).
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by zipy124 6mo ago
Honestly it's scary how misunderstood this is by the general public, the media and EVEN scientists. There is a shocking amount of Computer Vision tasks where the scientists claim you can get X info from a picture of Y and it's l
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by zipy124 6mo ago
Even consulting/free-lance compared to employed, the difference is not 3x...
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by zipy124 6mo ago
Even consulting/free-lance compared to employed, the difference is not 3x...
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by zipy124 6mo ago
I think perhaps you missed the previous news that SpaceX acquired xAI. Thus this is basically just xAI buying Cursor.
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by zipy124 6mo ago
More importantly, for the first time ever we generate more electricity from renewables than coal!
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by zipy124 6mo ago
A quick google seems to suggest the median software pay in Austria is about €60k. That translates to an hourly wage of roughly 31€/h . Your range of 80-120 gives a yearly wage of like 155k-234k which is clearly far too high for an aver
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by zipy124 6mo ago
I'm going by the graph in the original artical, not stating a point. I mean if their cost lines on the graph are to be believed, then the number I quoted is cheaper.

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