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Comment #46477611
not quite The oil production there is completely decimated. They have huge reserves but production is low and falling because the regime doesn't do any maintenance or support of an…
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Comment #44754315
There is a specific group of people, matt stoller being the primary leader in the media, who are the "anti trust left". There is another specific group of people who are "abundance…
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Comment #44754281
where is the housing crises in japan?
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Comment #44754242
there are a ton of build code issues in the US that raise the cost of construction without substantionally improving benefits. As an example, I am in Europe right now, most apartme…
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Comment #44081279
My sister went there and her and her friends and their families believe these things.
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Comment #44081084
Hillsdale college is a fundamentalist Christian college. “Bible is the literal word of god” stuff. Many people there believe the world is 6000 years old and evolution didn’t happen…
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Comment #44081058
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Comment #44057335
The company oAI is acquiring is owned by Sam Altman and Johnny Iive
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Comment #44053642
interesting back door way to get sam altman some equity in openAI. I wonder how much of this is downstream from them not being able to convert to a for profit and giving sam a slug…
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Comment #43408485
most of these cars will be charging using L2 overnight charging. If you need to limit the fast charging, you can surge price it so maybe it costs $100 to charge fully instead of 25…
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Comment #43362941
Spot on. The productivity gradient is extremely steep, and calling this out has become impolite.
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Comment #43360166
you are not describing someone who is "carrying water for the team". Someone who is carrying water for the team is, for instance, working on reliability improvements so that the er…
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Comment #43360105
This might be a definitions issue, but my assertion is not that a "great engineer" is someone who can complete leetcode hards in 15 minutes for 8 hours in a row without stopping. M…
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Comment #43360080
The reason people aren't motivated to do boring work is because of a poor culture of ownership, it has nothing to do with skill or "10x" stuff. Having a team of only great people a…
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Comment #43360063
Great teams are made of great individuals. All of the policies and trust and rituals and expectations are based on the performance of the bottom quintile of the team. If the bottom…
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Comment #43359875
The skill gradient is steep. Broadly speaking a top quintile dev will have 5-10x the productivity of the median dev, but only 110-150% of their salary. A bottom quintile dev will h…
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Comment #43358779
Comforting yet false assertions. Great engineers tire of working with “normal” engineers, they want to work with others who they respect. A team of only great engineers can have a …
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Comment #43358711
No, I’m optimizing for making customers happy. I dgaf about your ability to leetcode. I strongly care about the rate and quality of the things you ship to prod. This is what a 10x …
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Comment #43358659
Yes, exactly! And that is good!
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Comment #43358384
I could not disagree more with nearly everything in this article. Individuals ship software not teams, unless you are pair programming. Nearly all complex technical projects are ow…
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Comment #42958051
Redundancy is definitely part of it, but 2 people also make things much much easier and reduce accident likelihood when unexpected things start happening and the workload increases…
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Comment #42950134
Sort of. There’s like 5 conditions of automation commercial planes can be in. The automation mostly functions to make the pilots workload manageable, not to make their workload non…
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Comment #42942914
"Why don't other highly developed countries have the same issues finding employees?" Baumol effects. Our economy is incredible, extremely high productivity along with full employme…
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Comment #42942833
I think you're simplifying the frame far too much here. My wife works in medicine as an ENT surgeon. There is an ENT surgeon position open in a rural hospital outside of fresno CA …
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Comment #42743461
Didi/Uber was more complicated than just data stuff. At a high level, chinese tech culture is an insane no holds barred cage match with very little legal structure to protect IP or…