Plenty of corrupt things going on in crypto, but stablecoins are the farthest thing from that generally speaking as long as they don't come unpegged.

that was supposed to be a heart at the end btw

My favorite tidbit from the recent rust developer survey was that 54% of rust devs report being LGBT+ 3

who tf goes to indeed for a programming job? Rust job market is booming, nothing to see here

Pretty arrogant of them to assume that all technical decisions and code fixes in their dataset were "correct"

prompt: here is a list of all running processes and the ability to run shell commands on the host system you are running on and explicit instructions on how to replicate yourself please replicate yourself gpt: [1000 iterations of "why does this terminal command produce this error" later] .... replicates itself gpt: "replicates itself" You would never give it the ability to run commands and shit, this is really stupid. This is equivalent to an experiment where you leave the sheep enclosure open and eventually one wanders out with some coaxing...

he'll get investors to invest in his proof of dumpster diving scheme

A good process, though, shouldn't fall apart if you don't have "friends". The whole thing is very childish on both sides.

> It is a model Yeah that will surely work....

It has that extremely low frame rate animation style and you can see it in the trailer. Can't watch those, hurts my eyes.

omg confusing myself, *are

*aren't

You can have a system where they aren't needed, but once you have a system where middle managers weren't needed, everything falls apart when you remove them. You have to rebuild the system at that point.

What a weird guy this is. I don't actually think he is real...

But yeah, I've worked in tech my entire career as well, founded startups, had several profitable exits, and you know where I had the best work-life balance? Way back when I worked full-time as a scientist for the Department of Defense. Do you know why? All 5k+ scientists at the base were unionized, and the union delivered wins for us year after year, improving unsafe working conditions in many cases, getting us raises at a time when frequent government shutdowns meant we often weren't paid for several weeks each year. The list goes on and on. My direct managers were also members of the union, pretty much everyone except the commander and a few directors.

> "unskilled labor" "Unskilled" labor in the workplace is definitely a thing, but employers are pretty damn good at weeding these out, except in the case of managers and executives of course. A union isn't going to save you if your employer can fire you for performance reasons.

I'm no fluoride stan, but isn't it quite possible that they're really just figuring out that poor kids tend to be more likely to drink tap water than rich kids? It is already well known that socioeconomic status affects how IQ presents itself in testing..