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shakezula
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About shakezula
Senior Protocol Engineer and a Magic the gathering enthusiast.
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Comment #44820139
I definitely think 20% is not that crazy, especially considering the gains those railroad investments are probably still paying to this very moment.
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Comment #43247186
I can give you some anecdata on this. Just yesterday I was talking with my Trump-supporter family members, and they literally had no idea he'd been convicted for felony fraud - the…
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Comment #41313914
I think you're joking but there was a company in my area that famously stuck by their "mob programming" approach where 5+ developers would sit in a room, 1 would drive, and the res…
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Comment #39575358
We’re so good at it we’re going to outcompete ourselves in fact
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Comment #38856533
Replication is great but it’s not the only way science learns and it would be foolish to put that kind of limit on publishing your work.
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Comment #38844523
That seems appealing but then as the applicant you’re at the whim of a LLMs biases, which are even harder to discern than humans.
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Comment #38844511
Except that’s a regular experience I’ve encountered while job hunting this winter. It’s either that or what, don’t apply to a good job that I want? The applicant has no leverage in…
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Comment #36160939
I got hired off of a HN thread a few years back. Worked on an open source message queue in Go for a year or so before lay offs hit. Overall, I’d do it again, HN is a solid culture …
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Comment #36092358
I think it’s more widespread than you might think. Flat earth and similar conspiracies play on distrust in academia, which is absolutely flourishing right now.
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Comment #35980206
Ive seen this referred to as “AI drift” before and I see it being a long term problem of data sets for training. As always, the quality of the data set determines the quality of th…
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Comment #34280869
I wrote an open source one in Go that I'm still working on. It's never meant for production. The code is at github.com/dylanlott/orderbook and there's an accompanying write up on i…
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Comment #33808239
"Boycotting", "cancelling", both seem to be democracy in action. And non-majority views is too ambiguous a definition. This would put vegans on the same side of the scale as extrem…
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Comment #33808039
This is a false premise. Without understanding why each account was banned and what infraction was cited we can't make a clear comparison or judgment about either case. Otherwise i…
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Comment #33806648
I don’t understand the inclusion of cancellation in this argument. How is cancellation different from boycotting, a right long upheld by the Supreme Court with direct legal ties to…
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Comment #33697950
> caring only about money Seems to me this would make them the _most_ political entity.
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Comment #33676307
Why the sympathy for these white collar criminals that have ruined lives in numbers comparable to crimes that we lock other people up for decades for committing?
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Comment #33674901
Highly recommend fly.IO. I have stopped reaching for anything else. For go servers, I just copy their Go starter template and deploy it. It is the fastest way I’ve found to get a p…
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Comment #33674589
A majority in one company of an overall underrepresented demographic isn’t the oppression that you so desperately want it to be.
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Comment #33673358
> “Here’s a reality check for you with a completely different scenario but a conclusion that reaffirms my bias” It’s really a terrible argument to compare hiring for a physically i…
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Comment #33672156
I’m frankly just disappointed. There’s a comment in this thread questioning how much they had to “dumb down” the interviews for women. It’s fucked up in this field and it frustrate…
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Comment #33672114
I don’t think I will, thanks
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Comment #33672069
It’s not identity politics to call out blatantly sexist statements that question the intelligence and capabilities of women in this field. The men aren’t being “sexually discrimina…