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notyourwork

4,799 karma · joined June 4, 2010

Software engineer in Seattle, WA
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notyourwork··on Google stops letting sites like Forbes rule search for "Best CBD Gummies"
Sorry, buy backs are not stock manipulation. Let's step back from emotions and political skew. A company is able to take their capital and deploy it how they see fit. This can include purchasing percentage ownership of their company back from stockholders. Whether or not you agree doesn't make it manipulation in the general sense. It's just a way for a company to use their money.
notyourwork··on Google stops letting sites like Forbes rule search for "Best CBD Gummies"
Nothing directly, it just sounds bad at face value.
notyourwork··on Why don't you move abroad?
It seems odd to me that you are speaking as if your choices are not decisions you have to own the consequence of. You get married, you have kids, you made those choices but refuse to acknowledge that.
notyourwork··on Tesla has the highest fatal accident rate of all auto brands, study finds
Sorry, how does your question relate to my comment?
notyourwork··on Tesla has the highest fatal accident rate of all auto brands, study finds
What do I need to know? Tech oriented, factually grounded discussion. The thing I come here for that allows me to partially escape reality and enjoy the finer things in life. I can tune into Fox, CNN, Facebook, or a myriad of places for political banter.
notyourwork··on Tesla has the highest fatal accident rate of all auto brands, study finds
Which is sad for someone who has been here for well over a decade. I never came here for political banter, I came for technical discussion. Facts, truths and subject matter experts. HN is slowly becoming less concentrated version of that.
notyourwork··on Tesla has the highest fatal accident rate of all auto brands, study finds
Try not to dismiss my comment for what it is. I'm not taking a stance on political affiliation or preference. I'm trying to highlight a behavior that is the result of elections of recent past. I'm not excited about another 4 years where communication diminishes to snarky comments that point finger at the side they oppose. It makes me want to just go outside and smell the fresh air.

I come to HN for substantial conversation, not this elementary unsubstantial conversation.

notyourwork··on Tesla has the highest fatal accident rate of all auto brands, study finds
Am I the only one that is not excited about the next four years being constant banter of this nature? I loathe it. Nothing personal against your comment but the new administration hasn't even gone into office and I cannot get away from this.
notyourwork··on Amazon Makes It Harder for Disabled Employees to Work from Home
They lease a lot of buildings too. Paul Allen owned a bunch of the area.
notyourwork··on I Don't Have Spotify
No support for Amazon Music is a bummer.
notyourwork··on I Don't Have Spotify
Sadly it’s an expensive scaling problem. Not trivial to solve at the scale streaming platforms operate at.
notyourwork··on I Don't Have Spotify
Record labels are actually quite terrible at providing this. You would assume otherwise because it’s in their best interest. However, I work in the industry and can tell you it’s a ridiculous problem because their is no standard and lots of human effort in cleanup and cleanliness.
notyourwork··on Two upstart search engines are teaming up to take on Google
This reads like the “I could build Dropbox in a weekend”.
notyourwork··on Forget CDK and AWS's insane costs. Pulumi and DigitalOcean to the rescue
How is cdk interactive? I use cdk and have it auto build and deploy.
notyourwork··on Switch 2 will be backwards compatible with Switch
Or for years getting a ps5 was nearly impossible and so they gave up.
notyourwork··on Forget CDK and AWS's insane costs. Pulumi and DigitalOcean to the rescue
CDK is much better to express this. Why cfn?
notyourwork··on Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI
To your point, I don't buy the truth of the statement. I work in big tech and am convinced that 25% of the code being written is not coming from AI.
notyourwork··on OpenAI builds first chip with Broadcom and TSMC, scales back foundry ambition
Shoot for the stars and you get to the moon.
notyourwork··on ByteDance sacks intern for sabotaging AI project
Bar raisers for COE are those who review the document for detail, resolution, detailed root cause and a clear set of action items to prioritize which will eliminate or reduce chance or reoccurrence.

It’s a person with experience.

notyourwork··on ByteDance sacks intern for sabotaging AI project
Precisely, if you ship if, you own it. So ownership isn’t the individual but rather the team and company. Blaming a human for an error that at least another engineer likely code reviewed, a team probably discussed prioritizing and eventually lead to degradation is a poor way to prevent it from happening again.
notyourwork··on Upgrading Uber's MySQL Fleet
There isn’t always low hanging fruit. And when there is, it likely requires engineering knowledge to know it exists.
notyourwork··on What is considered ‘moderate drinking’?
This hits close to home for me. Recently I’ve been reflecting on this based on a similar situation.

(It’s not worked and still new.) I’m trying to force myself to find new hobbies and as a result interact with people while sober. I’ll report back, good luck to you!

notyourwork··on Working from home is powering productivity
Absolutely and no publicly traded company is going to admit it.
notyourwork··on Working from home is powering productivity
I’m sorry but rude people exist everywhere and it’s not a tech thing. I’ve been in big tech for over a decade and I don’t have conversations in the bathroom. If you think WFH reduces these bro-relationships, you are being naive and they just become less accessible.
notyourwork··on Working from home is powering productivity
I don’t follow the male, female, disabled person argument at all.
notyourwork··on Working from home is powering productivity
Ding ding ding … this is the most overlooked aspect of the RTO/WFH dynamic.
notyourwork··on Nearly all of the Google images results for "baby peacock" are AI generated
Private chats which effectively become echo chambers further dividing an already divided society is what I foresee.
notyourwork··on Smart TVs are like "a digital Trojan Horse" in people's homes
Nvidia shield is what I use on all my TVs.
notyourwork··on Meta Quest 3S
> Log into your Meta account to continue

Pretty crazy I have to login to view this. I despise the internet's evolution where everything expects an account.

notyourwork··on Uber drivers in Kenya are ignoring the app and charging their own rates
How? Likely bribes. No way around it in parts of the world. Have to grease the wheels of diplomacy.
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