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biohax2015
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Comment #38533604
Did you advocate for yourself? Doing good work is half the battle. The other half is "sales and marketing" i.e making sure that people are aware that you're a good worker.
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Comment #38523708
They work in VC, PE, or investment banking.
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Comment #37845236
> leading indicator for what's gonna happen in people medicine. It's been happening for a long time now: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/15/magazine/doctors-moral-cr...
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Comment #37765497
The shareholders (me, you, our 401ks) demand growth.
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Comment #37626896
Source?
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Comment #37613607
> The client (end user) side seems to do well, considering that Google reports IPv6 end user traffic of almost 50% these days. That's because all mobile data connections are on IPv…
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Comment #37613201
It's just rude
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Comment #37599887
It generally is. It's best not to base life decisions based on anecdotes of extreme outliers from strangers on the internet.
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Comment #37339865
Nobody has any desire to muddle through life
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Comment #37288497
Copilot has been incredibly useful for me
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Comment #36867209
> Does your person in Peru have experience with US labour law? US Taxes? Why would, say, a Ruby developer need to know any of these things? I don't think most US developers are fam…
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Comment #36866903
Yep. Not to mention LLMs bringing down language / cultural barriers. We're digging our own graves here.
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Comment #36314831
I've been to a few weddings now where the couple met on an app. Keep your chin up, king.
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Comment #36268140
Not everything needs to be useful. If you didn’t enjoy it, that’s okay. I did.
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Comment #36252085
They are doing it. Slowly, but surely.
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Comment #36174072
Your doctor has significantly more education and training than a PA or NP. The additional cost of seeing a doctor would quickly be recouped by the reduction in unnecessary / inaccu…
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Comment #36027190
Tetris on the NES still has massive tournaments. It’s pretty interesting to watch these super-young games (relative to chess, tennis, etc.) mature and develop as genuine fields of …
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Comment #35992551
Politics = economics
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Comment #35729992
No way. Military contractors are barred from hiring overseas, or giving up ownership stakes to overseas entities. It's why they're great places to work if job security is your thin…
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Comment #35677307
What does this add to the conversation? You didn’t even put in enough effort to complain about actual things…
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Comment #35641626
As if an 11-year-old will absorb any of that...