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firstfewshells

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    Comment #36295695

    I don't know what kind of an egregious organization the WHO is. First they let millions of people consume sugar alternatives for years, if not decades. Then they release a report s…

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    Comment #35750155

    Lower ranked US universities will grant admission to anyone who can afford their fees. Majority of the people coming to the US are from tier 3/4 colleges in their home country. The…

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    Comment #35744283

    Because that would lead to an influx of an infinite number of people from a particular south asian country.

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    Comment #35419001

    This always gets stated - "Removing roadblocks". But if the engineer isn't removing roadblocks on their own and collaborating with other teams, then they get labeled as "lacking in…

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    Comment #35418977

    The 2 most important traits that managers desire are agreeability and subservience. Never argue with them. Even the slightest of power corrupts humans.

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    Comment #35392155

    Hopefully, the new CEO can help them reach the 100% mark.

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    Ask HN: Have you got ChatGPT to output gibberish code?

    Or maybe even code that was syntactically incorrect?

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    Comment #35240236

    ML/AI moving too fast.

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    Comment #35238615

    I'm getting "too many requests in an hour" error. Barely using Google for day to day tasks anymore. This thing is addictive and fast. Was able to set up a jest/rtl playground withi…

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    Comment #35100748

    most of them are coasting, hosting "bonding" events, socializing, holding useless 1:1s where you're supposed to "take the lead", just utter bs.

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    Comment #35100532

    here's a listing for a D role https://www.themuse.com/jobs/meta/director-product-technical... it's basically smooth talking.

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    Comment #35100508

    If this turns out to be true, I hope it's a watershed moment in the tech industry. Lots of middle management in other companies will be sweating since they'll need to do something …

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    Comment #35100034

    I wonder if this has any effect on the deposit sweeping programs run by firms like robinhood, betterment and wealthfront. They promise 4%+ yields with freedom to take out your cash…

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    Comment #34877860

    This is basically a frontend person looking for some validation that they are so smart.

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    Comment #34869009

    Each man for himself. I'm seeing a dog eats dog mentality.

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    Comment #34796370

    This is like comparing the code written by an experienced 20 year veteran to the code written by a fresh graduate. Give it time, India will catch up. Lot of people in the comments …

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    Comment #34731666

    Do you expect the CEO to tell his employees that they are more likely to be laid off if they are paid more compared to their peers?

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    Comment #34698236

    You don't need to "guess" how much to pay someone. The market dictates that. HR has pay bands. Raises are always in a narrow band. I don't know what kind of disputes you're talking…

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    Comment #34698182

    Run teams by being hands on. Just don't sit in endless meetings and help "manage" people's careers. It's all a bunch of bs.

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    Comment #34698079

    Management is just a way to coast. I don't understand why we need to "manage" grown up adults. What we need are team leads who code and architect. Then give them the autonomy to ru…

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    Comment #34633458

    It just means they're trying to get a counter offer to improve their negotiating ability.

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    Comment #34618192

    Should have loaded those shares a couple of months back, smh. Up 70%+ since Nov last year.

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    Comment #34522564

    I think the first thing that comes to mind is that there's too many programmers.