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Is there a concept equivalent to US, salary employee? If so what are they expected to work?

I bet that makes Elon feel warm and tingly inside.

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Bummer.

This type of stuff would suggest otherwise.

https://www.dailyo.in/technology/elon-musk-fired-a-twitter-e...

> At least he got me thinking I suppose, heh.

Wealth doesn't automatically give credence to valuable perspective. Further, I tend to just disregard Elon for what he is.

NYC, $150k. That's a pretty abysmal salary for a software engineer.

+1 I live in California or I like in Washington is very different from I live in San Francisco or I live in Seattle.

I agree, they capture a moment in some ways better compared to a static photo. Not replacement but a nice feature on their own.

Is Sam Altman the answer to regulating AI? If yes, why?

This audience isn’t the same as the population at large. Many would conclude from this headline the wrong thing and not see through the BS.

They don't, the first year contract increase would yield 21% increase.

> An agreement could include 21% pay increases in the first year of the contract, Isom said. Factoring in higher 401(k) contributions by the end of a four-year deal, a captain flying narrow-body planes would make $475,000 at the top of the scale, up $135,000 from current pay, while the most senior captains of wide-body planes would make $590,000 per year, a $170,000 increase from today.

Right, so OP wants to treat Bard as an API. I don't dispute the thought, though it does run counter to conversational models. I'm slightly anxious about all the rogue conversational text parsing to use LLM's as an API.

Buying a competitor (insta) is the greatest acquisition of all time? Literally just building a moat, not something I’d describe as the best in kind.

Surely it's a risk, I think with all things balance is critical. However, I've personally found the grind that can come and go with delivery dates and peculiar debugging are far more satisfying and easy to commit to when the medium is a personal passion/interest.

Big +1, work on something that bothers you in your personal life or something that interests you in your personal life. It will always undoubtedly be more fulfilling compared to simply "working for the man."

Maybe passion, maybe they lead because of financial compensation. Open source or not, I like my jobs to come with a salary attached.

So I guess 2 years makes ALL the difference in this context.

I’m simply con because for the price the build quality is terrible and I’m tired of the hype FSD has been given. It’s all garbage and Elon and Tesla deserve a back hand for the marketing scam.

How old were you in second grade? About 10 right? Maybe 9 approaching 10. Close enough that your argument is ignorant and terrible.

No one cares, stock price continues to explode relative to telecom competitors. What incentive does TMobile need to resolve this nonsense?

Not every house is under an HOA.

Op was poking at a stereotype, relax and try not to take things so personally.

Exactly, I just want my own place. The land and roof to do what I want with. It’s not monopoly for most people.

One day you and others may look back and wonder when everything changed for the worst.

Stuff like this should yield criminal charges.

100% agree, although I have experience and knew the material, I read this through because it was a pleasure to read and the visualizations were engaging. Well done!

But we're ok with those algorithms curated content. It's a weird world.

That's naive without any context to claim. You have to know the source that triggers the code to publish the message, what the message is for, the fault tolerance and availability of the API we're calling before you can even begin to decide. Which you validated perfectly by giving a snarky "what about redundancy" answer to a complicated question.

Our team typically expects some cost consideration given in design documents. This way we know that some attention was given to it and it's a good starting place for discussing costs during design review.

How many times I've had this discussion. Let's publish a notification, and let's have the message receiver call some API. Why not just call the API from the place where you want to publish the message? Because we need this SNS message queue.