MrEfficiency

7 years after college, I'm not a noob engineer, I'm a leader on my team.

The way I talk to recruiters has changed as well, and they know what my paygrade is as a result.

A grad doesnt have that industry experience and HR penalizes them greatly for it.

The biggest threat is being a new grad and never changing companies. I know a kid 2 years younger than me making 50k less per year than me.

Here is the general page, the nutrient per dollar page has the most details on how I eat.

That should show you how to eat for close to that price.

5 Spice packets for 24$ isnt what I consider cheap, given I eat for an entire week on ~20$, including a curry chicken dish.

If I misunderstood(like veggies and beans are included), could you mention that in the product page?

These have poor reputations and are only getting worse.

The quality of Audi/VW and BMW are no longer the cutting edge. Their mechanical components are known to fail often and their beauty(the biggest feature) is on par with GM and Ford.

Every 15-20 years it seems like car companies get complacent and need to be affected by the market to 'wake up'.

"Why use dApps?"

What does decentralized validation provide to a customer who doesnt need 7 people to verify their video game save/4th of july pictures/etc...

It seems like massive overkill.

Overkill isnt bad, but blockchain is unreliably slow and expensive.

Seeing how unused dApps are + EIP 669 changed the difficulty of mining ETH to be easier... I'm over ETH.

I over Blockchain outside CURRENCY and voting applications.

Robots will take over because profit incentives. This will happen by management, senior engineers, and kids out of college. Not from a few people developing a few niches in software.

I considered the Lite meant offline storage.

Still a huge fan, I went from noob programmer to knowing databases because how quickly I could make and play with databases in sqlite.

Or just a benefit?

Ive had python libraries break with updates.

Instead of having a department make software, they are supported from a vastly superior group of developers that work temporarily with that department.

Maybe its too much to ask, but shouldnt the company providing the software also employ the talent that is used to make the software?

You likely are much closer to your political representatives than we are. The amount of money flowing into your politicians pockets are less.

Here I expect the government contract to be unfavorable to the population at large. I expect the leading politicians to benefit greatly and the company contracted to do a subpar job that barely meets specifications.

I trust my local government, but I do not trust the federal government to be competent.

Here are my 2 reasons

>Bitcoin is surviving because its a useful application of blockchain. It was designed to be limited in supply, so people could store value without relying on a government currency, government land rights, or nuclear chemistry obsoleting gold.

>Alt coins are collapsing because dApps are unused due to the extremely high cost and unpredictable times of blockchain. There is no usecase.

I think people fell for the youtube videos saying Blockchain was going to make web 3.0 without realizing you wouldnt pay 7 notaries to verify your July 4th photos for social media.

Our physics and understanding of matter seems to be relevant under very specific conditions.

The moment we can make technology that can impact the smallest of sizes(if this is even possible), we might get an answer for what the universe is. Or maybe it would turn out to be "42" and it still wouldnt make sense.

This then can be converted to a $/hr, and usually makes my decision.

Work is work, and I've never hated any job from retail to engineering.

Instead of saying that money was used to facilitate trade OR used to pack back debts, why not both?

Given how useful money is, I only imagine that it solved many problems that many civilizations and villages ran into.

Sure I looked at ads, but I never used any except an accidental click.

This is borderline a free/voluntary to create content with almost no barrier to entry. Hosting it is the only cost IMO, and that sound expensive.

This does more harm than good.

I have a day chair, a chair for home, and a couch at home.

I'm a big fan of flipping between multiple chairs and taking breaks.

Very good question, I've been foam rolling my back per my Dr. of physical therapy which helps a ton with back pain.

But isnt that the same problem with the Tesla?

Tesla gets a pat on the back for trying to be new/different. The quality of Tesla is nothing like established companies. You cant even blame Tesla, they dont have data like a company thats been around for decades.

Chem engineer here, battery technology doesnt seem to be a guarantee to improve.

Batteries are limited by the physics of our universe. The chemistry between two chemicals will not change, and it feels like we have exhausted every option.

This is a non trivial problem and I am unsure if I expect a solution.

I take his words lightly at best.

Is it part of the oil conspiracy to kill electric vehicles?

Given how GM, Nissan, and others have electric vehicles, I dont think this could stop the new wave of buyers.

Anyone want to take a stab at why this is happening?

I feel like everything I buy has gotten more variety since I started shopping there.

Also, how did you find out about HN?

That turned out to be significantly less dangerous than we anticipated.

What if our movements are similar? Everyone knows where you work and where your home.

Whatever the case, the next few years will decide if we value privacy or endless features.

You could eat bread for 0.75$ a day until you get scurvy.

Poptarts are super expensive.