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  • A hundred billion? I don't actually know, but that seems too high. I've worked as an automation engineer in a bunch of factories and know that you can get a fairly complex fairly large factory for 9 figures. I know semiconductors are complicated but so are a lot of things. I'd guess it's closer to a billion depending on scale/size/location.

    5 years to start up a factory is fast, but doable.

  • There's a few catchable fish that would be better than clint

  • Maybe he left on a really tiny escape pod

  • rule

    Jump
  • How did you know to check this for the lot code?

  • They're all incandescent if you're not a quitter.

    Also everything is a fuse

  • Yeah, I said it looked like Dutch in the 1300 and before period. Maybe that's a bias because I can speak danish (okay, anyway) but dutch is like a random bunch of nonsense to me

  • Yup. I suspect on other social media that some of the positive sentiment towards AI is just astroturfing.

  • Ah gotcha. Or a known list yeah

  • No, it's always guessing false and 99991 is prime so it isn't right. This isn't the output of the program but the output of the program compared with a better (but probably not faster) isprime program

  • It really does seem to follow the classic arc of going from marketing to consumers to B2B but like, you can't sell games B2B can you? It's so direct to consumer

  • Don't underestimate the value of a good night's sleep

  • I know a fair few people here with just good experience in their fields who have gainful employment. I don't know what the OP's "in tech" job means exactly but fine chance they could find work imo. I thought it was a LOT more gate kept than it is. My partner is a scientist and found a job, only with an irrelevant BS and good experience. I know others with the same kind of situation.

    Not to say that it's easy, but it's not as impossible as I once thought

  • With bonus second cat who is more of an observer than a helper

  • Hi! I'm an engineer and have done it. It's of course not easy but it's totally doable. I guess my really high level advice would be:

    Figure out what country(ies) you'd consider moving to (think about language stuff and your willingness to learn a new one if needed, prevalence of English, cost, climate, culture, etc)

    Look for the visa requirements (very often in tech just "have a job" is enough for you and your family visa wise).

    Look for jobs. Lots of places at least here in Denmark are very aware of the fact that they can get good talent leaving the US right now. My boss literally talks about it weekly. Employers will be glad to help with visas and with help moving. My employer that I moved with found us a place to live (furnished) for 3 months and paid for it, got plane tickets, got someone to help with taxes, of course did visa things, and had someone help with all the "other stuff" like drivers license transfer, understanding healthcare, etc etc

    If you actually want to consider it, it's really doable. It's been such a rewarding and amazing experience for us.

  • Tru

  • He's Wario's dumber and less put together cousin

  • 150% is fantastic efficiency

  • That's fair and a much better response than mine above. I'm just a bit disenfranchised from it all, especially the non action and non voting suggestions of many on the left.

    But you are right, it's basically a center right and a far right party, and that super sucks and needs to be complained about a lot.

  • Someone I worked with had a great rage quit. He worked his ass off for the whole year doing insane overtime and sacrificing way too much for a thankless corporation. When it came to raise time, my boss gave him a 0% raise, citing that he already made more than average/benchmark.

    After that meeting he just left. He left all his work stuff on his desk, he didn't tell anyone he wasn't coming back from lunch time ish. It took a full month before they stopped paying him, and my boss would come around almost every day to ask if anyone knew where he was or how to contact him. I think they just assumed he was blowing off steam and would come back, meanwhile he moved to another city.

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    Looking for a book I've only heard of, not read

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    Moving from the US to the EU soon... Any advice?

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    My experience for the Mexico City GP 2022