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Comment #31344720
From the post: > My hope is that this story will help people recognize toxic cultures in their own workplaces This is the part I'm commenting in reply to. I simply don't see the ju…
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Comment #31344607
I think every nihilist has the "epiphany" you're implying. My point is that any service job/Amazon warehouse/construction job is generally stressful, has unproductive meetings, and…
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Comment #31344057
If you look up any articles about the Activision Blizzard saga you'll find the word toxic being used most often to describe their workplace. Is OP's situation comparable to Activis…
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Comment #31343912
Are we really going to pretend that Xooglers struggle landing jobs in tech? Relative to what the average software engineer goes through, they are "handed jobs".
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Comment #31343826
> Based on your other comments, it seems your main complaint is the use of the word "toxic". Which I agree is overused and has been expanded to cover more ground than it used to, b…
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Comment #31343302
Huh?
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Comment #31343162
My point is that adopting terms like "toxic" to describe this team's culture is over-selling and detracts from workplaces that are actually toxic. If we're dropping the bar of a to…
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Comment #31343006
No, but if we're lowering the bar for what constitutes "toxic" to something that is widely experienced then that is inherently dismissive of actually toxic work environments that a…
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Comment #31342959
From what I read, "toxic" is an exaggeration of the work environment and undermines the message that OP is trying to convey.
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Comment #31342854
If OP's description is what constitutes a "toxic workplace" then any service job/Amazon warehouse/construction job is also toxic. From what I read, I would describe OP's team as se…
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Comment #31342461
If I'm reading this right, the crux of the issue was overworked engineers and unproductive meetings that got heated between experts? And the resultant stress led to brain damage? P…
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Comment #30881252
Your drive link is locked and requires request to access - might attract more eyes if the restriction is lifted :)
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Comment #30879451
Facebook Earnings 2021 $46.75 B 2020 $32.67 B 2019 $24.83 B 2018 $25.37 B 2017 $20.59 B 2016 $12.52 B 2015 $6.21 B 2014 $4.93 B 2013 $2.81 B 2012 $0.54 B 2011 $1.73 B
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Comment #30878663
This isn't even remotely true. wav2vec alone is the most impactful model in speech recognition in a while and their subsequent work in low-resource languages makes it pretty obviou…
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Comment #21495240
In what way does it not parallelize well? There are mounds of research in federated learning.
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Comment #21225227
I just started working out of a space in Boston last month and it's been sublime. There's always a WeWork in whatever city I'm traveling to and at 25$ per day (beyond my usual cred…
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Comment #21020547
It didn't seem like the OP was making any kind of claim about those pet peeves being held by an average AirBnB user. In any case, it seems like a bold strategy to fight anecdata wi…
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Ask HN: Legality of using YouTube for training ML model
I've seen this question posed before on other forums but with answers that are flimsy at best. I've been looking for a dataset that has great examples on YouTube in general but ver…