But hang on is dependency anxiety really the reason or did you just make that up?
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But hang on is dependency anxiety really the reason or did you just make that up?
What have I missed?
What’s the .2 represent?
A year or two later I tried again - the servers randomly hung.
I went back to Intel CPUs.
If you want to be seen wearing bright leds.
Presumably that’s because they can’t link your identity to it or something, making it nit worthwhile doing.
Apple: “we’re a hardware company, it’s not our job to document the web”
Microsoft: “Internet Explorer failed, it’s not our job to document the web”
Google : “we’re a advertising company, it’s not our job to document the web”.
Facebook... etc
Amazon ... etc
And so on ...
It was discouraging.
Sounds like a poltergeist.
No commenting on certain topics in the Basecamp workplace, nor on Twitter, it seems.
The fpga graphics controller seems like overkill to me.
Why would I reach for it?
So over time, to stop fucking your own life up, your progressively learn to say less, to hold your tongue, to decide later, to consider things from the perspective of others, to reserve and hold back. To give things time and think before acting or talking. To give people the benefit of the doubt. You earn that things are likely to change so there’s less reason to respond in an extreme manner to right now.
You learn that you’re not as important as you think you were when you were younger.
And if you run a small company, this is how you beat the big companies to the best talent... negotiate deals that suit the individual employees.
The moment a company says the word “percentile” when talking about salaries, you know they’ve become “a big company”.
It’s started at about 51 years old. Going to bed early, feeling so tired at the end of the day, seeing 9pm as “late”.
Not having the energy of earlier days.
I’m otherwise healthy but so damn tired all the time.
Houses hyperinflation
Stocks hyperinflation
Crypto hyperinflation