A_non_e-moose

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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
> There'd be a massive jump in the likelihood of finding a living snail. And there would be an ever bigger jump in the likelihood of some billionaire being the first to eat extraterrestrial escargot.
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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
My brain immediately went to British Petrol
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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
You have read my mind!
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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
This obsession with hyper optimization at every level is wasteful and unhealthy. I prefer to hire a mix of good enough people, it's a less conflictual team environment. At the end of the day if they are professional, they will get the
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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
In female AI voice we seem to have encountered the overlap between your typical simp and corpo simp. Funny thing is, when an attractive female goes against a corp... the simps picked the corp... we are well off into a Blade Runner 2 digital
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by A_non_e-moose 2y ago
The USSR comment is even less funny.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Vice then released the following documentary "How low-income southeast Asian single cis and trans women are paid 3$/h to cry" 5 years later Prof. von Tränenberg is awarded the Nobel prizes of Chemistry and Peace for the disco
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Marketing drove up demand, production had to be ramped up, and that's how we ended up in the dystopian nightmare of dozens of single women in open warehouses watching tragic romantic comedies, crying into a trough.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
It's only a matter of time now until the military industrial complex picks up on this and puts it in a missile. I can see it already "M-249 Mistifier - wide area pheromonal aggression reducer. Safely pacify opposing forces with no
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> Your customer and company doesn't approve your paycheck. Your line manager does. Here's a quite common problem. Execs tell you to listen to the customer, that's where the money comes from. Your direct line manager cares
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> I mean, if I am looking for a notebook, I rather have FB/IG (or Google or whatever), show me adds of a notebook that I might end up buying, instead of the generic poker/porn adds that we had on the beginning of the internet.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> leadership literally lies to congress, judges, the public, their users and their customers all the freaking time. The judiciary system takes lies into account. Doing that while testifying under oath might end poorly. See SBF's tri
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> >> Laws generally don't allow you to sell or otherwise relinquish your rights, > Ahh, we are not asking you to sell. We are asking you to give them in exchange for services. That's covered in the "or otherwise r
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> Trying to squeeze into a few major metros is a terrible choice for young people who want a decent life. If remote work is a possibility, or big cities decentralize a bit, that makes sense. We've seen during COVID, if people can mo
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> What if the bulk of CEO / board members' salaries & bonusses where structured as company share value, cashable no earlier than say, 20y from now? 'Pocket money' now for living expenses, a rich pension later if c
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
The closing off and lack of a diversified approach to solving energy problems also reveals the incapability or unwillingness of the CEO to think of the long term success of a corporation now singularly focused on the exploitation of a non-r
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
China and free market in the same sentence is quite a paradox. Did you mean to say they moved from a planned economy to a market economy? A market economy yes they do have, but free? Boy oh boy that it is not. Plenty of western companies wa
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Can't wait for the Nintendo Switch Drone Operator Labo Pak
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> At the gym, people assume anyone with big muscles must be an expert in medicine. Let's not make the same mistake here. Who would be better at building strawmen? An average HN commenter, a farmer, or an etymologist?
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
And here I was thinking a lunch interview would evaluate your masticative abilities...
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Good example for the above comments on how certain business practices can make people have expectations that can be interpreted as entitled
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Seatbelts made cars more expensive for people who didn't want them and a person without a seatbelt is much more likely to traumatize someone in an accident with their easier and more gruesome death. Few decisions are made in a vacuum w
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Connectors like HDMI ports should not be the first point of failure, especially in monitors. That sounds like planned obsolescence.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> As a tech lead, the big problem I see now is that people are not hungry anymore. What incentives need to be aligned and how, to starve them a bit more and make them hungry again?
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> Why would an increase in revenue be an implicit reason for salary increases? Because increasing salary when revenue increases is a positive way to ensure employer-employee relationship is reciprocal to some extent. Otherwise people wil
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
I actually feel quite safe knowing that someone with more rigorous military training than police training, and with more familiarity with their service weapon, is ready to act in case of a bomb, knife or vehicle attack.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
> but steamed steak doesn't taste good. You've never heard of steamed hams? Clearly you're not from Albany.
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Human nature? Sure, but very much lack of regulation and of good corporate privacy policies. First, customer data should be in a special, highly logged environment. Anyone logging in for whatever reason needs a justification. Next audit or
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
There is rampant theft in retail in SF? What kind of products, living essentials or luxury goods? If its living essentials, locking them behind a secure vending machine could mean the next easiest target would be people's homes...
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by A_non_e-moose 3y ago
Why don't we call this AI model HaRVi?

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