As a manager with 10-15 reports at a company you've probably heard of, I think the main question is how much they will need to contribute. I put up a PR or three a week, usually in non-critical path flows or system…
Creating an additional 30%-50% on top of whatever a normal person would consider passive income in order to actually have passive income is NOT a realistic option for a huge % of the population.
Really? Revenue loss was pretty directly tied to Elon replying and supporting some "jews vs whites" type posts in Nov 2023. That caused Apple, Coke, and many other large clients to stop advertising.
I'm not sure you read the article, these are molds that love low humidity. Controlling for humidity made these environments more attractive, not less.
Java is "fast" but not fast. Most of the time if performance is a true concern, you are not writing code in Java.
I would also argue that software (and the people that write it) have a "correctness" bias that is not fully aligned with business goals. Tech debt is real, but so is the downside of building a system that has…
You pay for one or two people with real experience and 4 reasonably new hires whose job it is to answer questions posed by the senior team and to build documentation. You want the senior people focusing on the problems,…
I think the group of people that work on this should petition for their tax data to be the first to be used. Seems to align the incentives on internal controls of PPI.
I've never this at Google, but at my company, if you pass the technical screen you're offered to hiring managers. If they don't want you on your team because they want more leadership (or less leadership), or if there…
It's not the hiring people that's the problem. Assuming those people "cost" 300k a year all in (benefits/offices,etc) which is probably high, that's $24 billion. The government spent $6.8 trillion, cutting these jobs…
In poker it's called levels. Fighter pilots call it being inside the other persons OODA loop.
In a softly held defense of those words, they basically are an escalation level. If someone asks you for something, it could be something with undefined scope or priority. An "ask" signals "this is official". Same thing…
I think the OP is saying that both nations are banning software because of the risks of the software/data collection posing risks to the political stability of each nation. You can obviously say "our reason is better…
Every SaaS platform with a reasonably cheap offering deals with these. I work for a recognizable SaaS and there are checks that flag both the accounts and reports the credit cards that are used after a fairly low…
Modern Poker Theory by Acevedo was the premier book on this, but I've been out of the game a few years. Idk if I'd fully trust his charts given modern sizing theory, but it's going to improve your game if you understand…
I think another way to say this is that MDF works only if you're in a spot where you have hands that are strong enough to call. If you play every hand, and you see every river in that 100into100 situation, you shouldn't…
This is always how Rolex has worked. Supply is limited, and prices are fixed, so they have to pick and choose who gets the rarer and more desirable watches, and who better to offer them to than the people who are your…
It's also the only way of getting direct takes from ICs. Can it turn into a vent session, yes. But it also can surface small issues early on and allow you to prevent things from becoming problems. This is super…
Destroying classic cars for a movie creates something. I think a few car people would be pretty upset if some really bad, made for TV movie destroyed a lot of classic cars. This is just that, but upsetting musicians,…
Aren't you basically revealing yourself anyway because you need to pay them?
I was (at one point) fairly conversational in French by US standards (was taking 300 level French conversation classes). Did a fairly long trip in France, using as much French as I could. The speed of native French…
I've posted about this before, but this is just the hollowing out of the "middle" of the value curve. Most people want something that's good enough, and they're not willing to pay for something that's N+1 good at 2N…
I feel like teaching is mostly a one size fits all endeavor, but people learn and think in different ways, just like a processor is optimized for some operations but not others. Take simple arithmetic like 12x17. Some…
I think it all comes down to priorities. "Adults" are the ones that seem to have the best balance of those (for the location/culture) with the most experience living out those values (aka they learned it from their…
Sometimes sites have code that triggers in debug mode and keeps it in a loop. Any tips there, or is the "break and modify source to remove it" the only way?
As a manager with 10-15 reports at a company you've probably heard of, I think the main question is how much they will need to contribute. I put up a PR or three a week, usually in non-critical path flows or system…
Creating an additional 30%-50% on top of whatever a normal person would consider passive income in order to actually have passive income is NOT a realistic option for a huge % of the population.
Really? Revenue loss was pretty directly tied to Elon replying and supporting some "jews vs whites" type posts in Nov 2023. That caused Apple, Coke, and many other large clients to stop advertising.
I'm not sure you read the article, these are molds that love low humidity. Controlling for humidity made these environments more attractive, not less.
Java is "fast" but not fast. Most of the time if performance is a true concern, you are not writing code in Java.
I would also argue that software (and the people that write it) have a "correctness" bias that is not fully aligned with business goals. Tech debt is real, but so is the downside of building a system that has…
You pay for one or two people with real experience and 4 reasonably new hires whose job it is to answer questions posed by the senior team and to build documentation. You want the senior people focusing on the problems,…
I think the group of people that work on this should petition for their tax data to be the first to be used. Seems to align the incentives on internal controls of PPI.
I've never this at Google, but at my company, if you pass the technical screen you're offered to hiring managers. If they don't want you on your team because they want more leadership (or less leadership), or if there…
It's not the hiring people that's the problem. Assuming those people "cost" 300k a year all in (benefits/offices,etc) which is probably high, that's $24 billion. The government spent $6.8 trillion, cutting these jobs…
In poker it's called levels. Fighter pilots call it being inside the other persons OODA loop.
In a softly held defense of those words, they basically are an escalation level. If someone asks you for something, it could be something with undefined scope or priority. An "ask" signals "this is official". Same thing…
I think the OP is saying that both nations are banning software because of the risks of the software/data collection posing risks to the political stability of each nation. You can obviously say "our reason is better…
Every SaaS platform with a reasonably cheap offering deals with these. I work for a recognizable SaaS and there are checks that flag both the accounts and reports the credit cards that are used after a fairly low…
Modern Poker Theory by Acevedo was the premier book on this, but I've been out of the game a few years. Idk if I'd fully trust his charts given modern sizing theory, but it's going to improve your game if you understand…
I think another way to say this is that MDF works only if you're in a spot where you have hands that are strong enough to call. If you play every hand, and you see every river in that 100into100 situation, you shouldn't…
This is always how Rolex has worked. Supply is limited, and prices are fixed, so they have to pick and choose who gets the rarer and more desirable watches, and who better to offer them to than the people who are your…
It's also the only way of getting direct takes from ICs. Can it turn into a vent session, yes. But it also can surface small issues early on and allow you to prevent things from becoming problems. This is super…
Destroying classic cars for a movie creates something. I think a few car people would be pretty upset if some really bad, made for TV movie destroyed a lot of classic cars. This is just that, but upsetting musicians,…
Aren't you basically revealing yourself anyway because you need to pay them?
I was (at one point) fairly conversational in French by US standards (was taking 300 level French conversation classes). Did a fairly long trip in France, using as much French as I could. The speed of native French…
I've posted about this before, but this is just the hollowing out of the "middle" of the value curve. Most people want something that's good enough, and they're not willing to pay for something that's N+1 good at 2N…
I feel like teaching is mostly a one size fits all endeavor, but people learn and think in different ways, just like a processor is optimized for some operations but not others. Take simple arithmetic like 12x17. Some…
I think it all comes down to priorities. "Adults" are the ones that seem to have the best balance of those (for the location/culture) with the most experience living out those values (aka they learned it from their…
Sometimes sites have code that triggers in debug mode and keeps it in a loop. Any tips there, or is the "break and modify source to remove it" the only way?