@GruffRuff3
 NYC
Joined March 2011
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The code in the github arctic code vault is gonna be like pre-nuclear steel one day
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You know what I did after working tirelessly for three months on a project with codex and claude code? I stopped entirely and bought a fucking bible
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the founding engineer does not concern himself with self-worth
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actually insane what exercise does for your mental health GET OUT OF YOUR HOUSE JUST GET THE FUCK OUT OF YOUR HOUSE AND LIFT SOME WEIGHT RUN AROUND
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if you dont find llms insanely useful you are probably making one of the two following mistakes: 1) you arent using claude 2) you are bad at prompting
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he has a woodcutting cape
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Who's going to make the film that breaks the cultural malaise, the one that compares the 1990's to the 2020's like Austin Powers did with the 1960's vs. the 1990's?
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2024 FULLY TAPPED IN
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WeWork bankruptcy rumors remind me of the greatest slide deck of all time.
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"You should deploy all the time and it should be a non-event to deploy" feels like the current modern tech version of "actually, it's good for doctors to wash hands between surgeries".
Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub@allenholub18 Mar 2023
Not deploying on Friday is a huge red flag, indicating a seriously broken process—insufficient testing, for example, a lack of continuous integration and waterfall thinking (deploy many times throughout dev), and most importantly, no culture of quality. Fix all that.
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It's totally reasonable for people to be upset that a VC class that has shown active disdain for workers, government programs and even recently their own employees got an immediate bailout in part because they screeched loud enough on Twitter with no sense of shame or irony.
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Buying underwater debt (i.e., debt worth less than par) at 100% of par, from banks that took negligent risk, is absolutely a bailout. Who do they think they’re kidding? Really?
FinancialJuice
@financialjuice12 Mar 2023
SENIOR US TREASURY OFFICIAL: THE FIRMS ARE NOT BEING BAILED OUT, INSTEAD THE DEPOSITORS ARE BEING PROTECTED.
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As FinTwit debates the financial/economic externalities vs moral hazard issues with a new Federal blanket guarantee for uninsured deposits, no one seems focused on the political externalities. And which may be more severe, given how polarized our society already is.
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Overemphasis on A/B testing and data kills out of the box thinking and consequently innovation
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Boomers: I'd like 2 houses, 3 cars, 3 kids, jet skis, multiple vacations/year & a landline Millennials: I'd like to afford 700 SF apt rent & avocado toast The fed: woah there partner, kids are finally able to get toast with toppings? That's excess, we better put a stop to that
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Twitter just fack checked The Wall Street Journal lmao
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“I’m just back home for thanksgiving, I live in NYC and work in finance. This town is way too small for me. Do you even have Ubers? I can’t believe how cheap the beer is. Bottle service must be so cheap here. NYC is so crazy. I can totally fly you out. Have you ever had Nobu?”
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Right, I’ve got two Taylor Swift tickets at MetLife that just came across my desk. Bid - Ask 3.275k - 3.4k. Fuck off, this isn’t a Katy Perry concert. This is MetLife, not fucking Citi Field. Okay, Done. Yours at 3.380k.
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So, the thing that is bringing down crypto is: The largest exchange, which launders money for for the Iranians, lost trust in the second largest exchange, whose founder said that crypto is basically a ponzi scheme on the Odd Lots podcast?
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