logicslave

ADHD is generally just when your executive functioning doesn't develop as well as the rest of your brain, and so things are asymmetrical. You have less control over your actions because executive functioning is impaired. This gets commonly confused with highly intelligent people who cant/refuse to focus on the boring and mundane. So we get this mythos, but really, the highly creative intelligent get mixed up with cognitively impaired.

There are other types of people who for whatever reason have imbalance in the regions of their brain and end up with unique functioning. This is where "edge" comes from. Deformities that lead to small verticals of super human capability, which comes at the expense of being able to live a normal life.

AWS further squeezing out the competition

I agree, I'm not sure why people who glorify violence and killing are celebrated

Per unit. People need to put these energy numbers into perspective and stop with fear mongering

Gold mining uses more energy than bitcoin.

Done it many times, never had a problem. You just need to be confident in your skill set.

How so? CFN is terrible to write and maintain, cdk abstracts alot of the difficulty and makes reusable components possible. I work at Amazon...

CDK is strictly superior to cfn

But the routers have a nice user interface!

I think more than tips, Marx is a highly persuasive writer. He has caused mass propaganda and death through the power of his ideas. Reading his book may open your eyes to the extent that you are exploited, which provides motivation and understanding. If I could write as well as Marx, I may lend you a tip. But the tip is read

Capital by Karl Marx.

Understand labor exploitation and avoid being a victim of it.

If you know AWS well I cant imagine beating it.

Add a gateway in front of a lambda which hits a database.

Honestly, something that stops me from making a knee jerk reaction, emotion based trade...

Everything else has been done

Not at top companies. Only at companies hiring sub par talent.

"as soon as possible."

You dont sound like a top manager to me

software engineering grads who are in the same prestige level as entry level goldman bankers make more money. banking really only pays off for the top few percent that make it

Mostly choice. I just want luxury and then I am satiated or I decide to quit and live on nothing

I oscillate between living in luxury, and spending less than 2k a month in an expensive city (6-12 months at a time)

This is the trick, always pick the work that is relatively easy/has less unforeseen edge cases. Rapidly develop it before it becomes complex. Collect your pay checks! Theres no reason not to do this, life is short, just avoid the bad work at all costs.

Try for Amazon, good pay, not as hard as algorithms questions

"But you're not being measured on what you communicated. You are merely sharing what you' re doing."

This is never true. Its a daily confession of what you did. Its micromanagement.

Nobody gets rich without owning equity in a business.

Your website has single handedly changed the negotiations for so many people. It was so hard to get good salary data

I think that there is no free lunch in the human brain. If you take something, your brain will adapt to an equilibrium, down-regulating whatever transmitters you are manipulating. Strategies like drug cycling, minimal use, etc can all be used to partially mitigate this. But in the long run, sleep, exercise, diet, sex, and social relationships are the contributors to a healthy brain.

Just start charging ten bucks a month for access.

100% great comment. This even extends to consumer products

This is my most used IntelliJ feature

hahha, I happen to be working on this at said faang...

chess

Its not going to happen overnight. That doesnt mean that the products arent revolutionary. Just that the training sets, infrastructure, know how, etc are not there. Its not a simple case of importing the model and running it. You need a second data set to tune the model to your needs with. An analogy for this post is like coming up with a new piece of theory for electric cars and then asking why the theory isnt deployed on the roads six months later.