I think you are poor moderator acting in bad faith, if you think I violated all those guidelines. Is that a personal attack? Is that against the guidelines? I'm not interested in being a part of a community that finds…
I've considered this, and I don't agree with you. This was not a personal attack (the guidelines you posted also don't forbid personal attacks, they discourage name-calling). Not my site, so please ban my account.
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> The HR department is going to say that’s out of policy and then the developer jumps ship. If you work for a company like this, you should jump ship.
As someone who has struggled with physical and mental addictions for my entire life: breaking a physical addiction is trivially easy compared to breaking a mental addiction. And breaking a physical addiction is really…
This makes no sense in Zuckerberg's case: he was never hired by the board and they've never had a chance to fire him. Investors can sell the stock if they don't like what he does, but that is not a "professional…
> For you (and me), switching browsers is annoying but doable. There was a time when I used Firefox, and then a time when I used Chrome, and someday I'll use something else. But for the vast majority of the world, the…
If anything it's been replaced with a far more naive and gullible cohort, not a more skeptical one.
I love it when my counterparty's breach of contract is my fault because I foolishly trusted that they would do what they said they would in exchange for my money. I'm sure you also believe that she was asking for it…
> This is the same thing as "you won't walk around all day with a calculator in your pocket so you need to learn math" People who can't do simple addition and multiplication without a calculator (12*30 or 23 + 49) are…
I think we're talking past each other. > I took a small company that was living contract to contract into a world where they started making millions in annual recurring revenue. > There's no secret, magic bullet. All I…
> The value equation of a software development team isn't a product of their time and salary compared to the code/features/whatever-unit they produce. It's the theories and knowledge they build in their heads and share…
This makes no sense at all. The business needs to make money to pay you. Your time is the development cost of the software. It is completely reasonable and rational for a company to say, "This is valuable to us if it…
Checks my notes from 3 years ago, 2.5 years ago, 2 years ago, 1.5 years ago, 1 year ago, and 6 months ago when we had this exact same discussion It says here that it'll only be another 6 months!
> You're kind of glossing over the fact that a Republican hasn't won the popular vote since 1988 George W. Bush won the popular vote in 2004. There are several other factual errors in your comment that are ruinous for…
It's not tricky at all. When you're the richest country in the world and you have a lower than average tax rate, there is one very simple trick that gets rid of the debt problem.
If you think that community needs a group of strangers to con them into coming together and being more than the sum of its parts, you are more cynical than I am.
A couple of thoughts: 1) The story of stone soup is the story of how some grifters got a free meal. I don't think it's moral instruction, or an example to be learned from, unless you are a grifter. 2) In the stone soup…
You can save one life for a lot cheaper than the countless billions poured into OpenAI. This might be the least efficient life-saving intervention in history, and that's before calculating for harm caused.
> I always felt like war rooms are a place for some leader to scream at you and not much else. The reality is that debugging some retry storm, resource exhaustion or whatever won't happen in a room with 18 people…
The author 1) created the ticket and its estimation 2) assigned it to Jerry without further comment 3) had another ticket created and assigned to Jerry without talking to Jerry about it 4) got mad when Jerry closed what…
If you think an executive that ignores court orders is going to survive for a long time in America, I am willing to bet any amount of dollars against you at any odds. It's a good bet for me, because if I lose, dollars…
> I always worry whenever I see people telling me how to feel - rage in this case. No one told you to feel rage. > Throw in the complete dismisal that anyone not scared of this is ignorant, shuts down discussion. Weird,…
> If somebody sees a multi-billion dollar sink better than AI right now ... I think if they could find a way to make their software good, instead of bad, like it increasingly is, that would be a good use of that money.
The efficiency argument isn't really about macro-efficiency, it's about micro-efficiency. It's not, "with my lightning fast editing speed, I will drop 10k lines today", it's about writing this method faster so I can run…
I think you are poor moderator acting in bad faith, if you think I violated all those guidelines. Is that a personal attack? Is that against the guidelines? I'm not interested in being a part of a community that finds…
I've considered this, and I don't agree with you. This was not a personal attack (the guidelines you posted also don't forbid personal attacks, they discourage name-calling). Not my site, so please ban my account.
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> The HR department is going to say that’s out of policy and then the developer jumps ship. If you work for a company like this, you should jump ship.
As someone who has struggled with physical and mental addictions for my entire life: breaking a physical addiction is trivially easy compared to breaking a mental addiction. And breaking a physical addiction is really…
This makes no sense in Zuckerberg's case: he was never hired by the board and they've never had a chance to fire him. Investors can sell the stock if they don't like what he does, but that is not a "professional…
> For you (and me), switching browsers is annoying but doable. There was a time when I used Firefox, and then a time when I used Chrome, and someday I'll use something else. But for the vast majority of the world, the…
If anything it's been replaced with a far more naive and gullible cohort, not a more skeptical one.
I love it when my counterparty's breach of contract is my fault because I foolishly trusted that they would do what they said they would in exchange for my money. I'm sure you also believe that she was asking for it…
> This is the same thing as "you won't walk around all day with a calculator in your pocket so you need to learn math" People who can't do simple addition and multiplication without a calculator (12*30 or 23 + 49) are…
I think we're talking past each other. > I took a small company that was living contract to contract into a world where they started making millions in annual recurring revenue. > There's no secret, magic bullet. All I…
> The value equation of a software development team isn't a product of their time and salary compared to the code/features/whatever-unit they produce. It's the theories and knowledge they build in their heads and share…
This makes no sense at all. The business needs to make money to pay you. Your time is the development cost of the software. It is completely reasonable and rational for a company to say, "This is valuable to us if it…
Checks my notes from 3 years ago, 2.5 years ago, 2 years ago, 1.5 years ago, 1 year ago, and 6 months ago when we had this exact same discussion It says here that it'll only be another 6 months!
> You're kind of glossing over the fact that a Republican hasn't won the popular vote since 1988 George W. Bush won the popular vote in 2004. There are several other factual errors in your comment that are ruinous for…
It's not tricky at all. When you're the richest country in the world and you have a lower than average tax rate, there is one very simple trick that gets rid of the debt problem.
If you think that community needs a group of strangers to con them into coming together and being more than the sum of its parts, you are more cynical than I am.
A couple of thoughts: 1) The story of stone soup is the story of how some grifters got a free meal. I don't think it's moral instruction, or an example to be learned from, unless you are a grifter. 2) In the stone soup…
You can save one life for a lot cheaper than the countless billions poured into OpenAI. This might be the least efficient life-saving intervention in history, and that's before calculating for harm caused.
> I always felt like war rooms are a place for some leader to scream at you and not much else. The reality is that debugging some retry storm, resource exhaustion or whatever won't happen in a room with 18 people…
The author 1) created the ticket and its estimation 2) assigned it to Jerry without further comment 3) had another ticket created and assigned to Jerry without talking to Jerry about it 4) got mad when Jerry closed what…
If you think an executive that ignores court orders is going to survive for a long time in America, I am willing to bet any amount of dollars against you at any odds. It's a good bet for me, because if I lose, dollars…
> I always worry whenever I see people telling me how to feel - rage in this case. No one told you to feel rage. > Throw in the complete dismisal that anyone not scared of this is ignorant, shuts down discussion. Weird,…
> If somebody sees a multi-billion dollar sink better than AI right now ... I think if they could find a way to make their software good, instead of bad, like it increasingly is, that would be a good use of that money.
The efficiency argument isn't really about macro-efficiency, it's about micro-efficiency. It's not, "with my lightning fast editing speed, I will drop 10k lines today", it's about writing this method faster so I can run…