40yearoldman

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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
I think we just got it wrong. In my experience, the “10x” developers are just doing their job. Maybe we should focus on the dev/10 people, they just make people who are gitting stuff done look amazing. The reality is a subset of engine
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
> Texas consumes more petroleum than any other state. In 2020, the state ranked third by volume in per capita petroleum use, after Louisiana and Alaska. That is the cost of wind. The amount of petroleum needed to make a wind farm is insa
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Not any more.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
That is what your family did to my ancestors. Feel free to correct this with Bitcoin. 3NCnMCNjccBgpKTv35UueMRMVjEfoXGNX9
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
It doesn’t. And they think putting something in parentheses makes it true. This is not lisp god damn it!
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
You just tried to counterpoint with evidence that people are out spending more. You called it YOLOing.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Have you met a 35 year old??!
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Electrifying does not actually help meet climate goals. Nearly every approach to doing so will require an increase in oil production just to produce the plastics needed build an electrified world. On top of that the amount of emissions it’s
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
ORMs will always be bad. They take control away and lock you into a system where fewer people are using than the underlying tech being hidden. SQL is not hard, and I today's world most people should be using indexed documents, vs tryin
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Here we go again. Another case is of if you say it enough it must be true. Meanwhile drive by a mall or go to a store. They are packed. Lines are ling and people are falling over them selfs to buy stuff. Cars. While recovering, are still ha
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
It’s not a drone I’d somebody is inside is it, flying it.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
I even more so when 99% of men don’t even know what a speculum is, or have any clue about the subject matter.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
That’s fine. Ans the mods who want pay now can just loose their modship. It’s not their site. Not their servers and are owed nothing. Mods have always been abusive and used their outweighed power to push their political agendas. It’s time t
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
I think requiring your startup in lisp also keeps the type of engineers away you don’t want. In all of my career, it’s not those who know who have been good. It’s those who know how to learn new things fast that are good. It’s people who pr
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Said the person who seems to be advocating evidence—less prosecutions. Never seems to fail, can’t argue logic result in ad hominem attacks.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Every time npm comes up I remind everybody that npm is shit, and nobody should use it. They have a bad track record of doing things right and bad attitude when told. But you keep using it. I refuse to use it at work and refuse to use it in
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Unfortunately yah. You can’t just point to the next man you see and toss him in jail. Bad things happen to people, it more than sucks. But without evidence who raped you there is little you can do. Sure report it, but no action can be taken
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
It’s simple. You vote in stupid policy makers who have an agenda that does not actually align with the people. Who think all the bad things in the world exist because of successful people. You let them er policies and laws based off feeling
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Okay Robin DiAngelo.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
> lack of substantiation Without this there is no action anybody can take... We can't live in a world where accusations without evidence hold weight, nothing will get done and everybody can just accuse anybody of anything to get the
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
That is the entire point. Amazon has to make a decision better than what they did to handle the situation. What I am driving at is you call your delivery guy the N word has nothing to do with the extended services within the house. It just
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
At a minimum, If somebody invest in such an ecosystem and is banned from it, the company should have you buy back the equipment at original retail value. This is just a start. There has to be some monetary penalty for the company to nudge
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
The problem is not that work like micro services can be done remote. The problem is remote workers end up doing other things than working. It makes a mess for meeting scheduling and collaboration. Effectively slowing the progression of the
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
this looks like a good way for humanity get fuxked. Not only will individuals loose the ability to farm, it will be locked up in companies. Who will likely make it illegal for others to do the same. Beyond that we will likely loose access t
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Here in Hillsborough. Your stream seemed to be a lot more than 5ms ahead. I think I was in a 4 or 5k stream. Whatever apples page delivers when on a 5k monitor I guess.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Sometimes the truth hurts.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
They missed the best video ever. https://twitter.com/rordonb/status/1653977289049399296/media...
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Like Google.
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
Your edit is correct. I was just going to reply. Your stream seems to be ahead of mine :(
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by 40yearoldman 3y ago
> That's a much worse outcome from an equity lens Bingo, that is the issue, everybody is worried about equity. You can't have it, we need meritocracy, equity is just cruel and unusual punishment to future. It is a recipe for dr

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