AppleBananaPie

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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I'm probably misunderstanding because this seems bad faith. Isn't it obvious the government isn't an all seeing god? All regulations are imperfectly written and imperfectly enforced but many seem to have impact. I'm not
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Yeah I need a local mac for builds / debugging :( Thanks for the info, I'll dream of better days ;)
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Do you use this as your main driver or just to check on things? Just trying to imagine the workflow :) I personally prefer a ~32" 4k screen for main work but I could see the convenience of an iPad to quickly remote in and check on stuf
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
For me it's been pixel density. The second I can replace my monitor with it and be able to read small text without my eyes hurting I'll buy the nicest one they make. Unfortunately I've been waiting for 10 years now and it sti
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
It's sad that it's becoming even more common on HN :(
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
A ton of people have mine and no one has ever given anyone shit about it. It's mostly just 'yooooo I didn't realize you were near X' or 'how was Y? I saw it when checking where my buddy was' Dunno maybe someone
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
It's amazing we don't have a good answer for this yet. For me it happened on its own and I realized I was fine with who I was flaws and all. Yeah I get disappointed in myself or whatever but it was just getting comfortable in my o
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I was thinking more all the kids in the neighborhood. At least that's how it was for me growing up :)
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
To me it seems like an arbitrary number that I'm not even sure how someone could accurately measure it but maybe I've missed something :)
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Part of it was older kids looking after younger ones which just isn't a thing anymore as far as I can tell.
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I think this is what you're saying but in different words - larger scale makes people more anonymous which purely benefits selfish behavior (or specifically those who naturally employ it whenever possible). And by stink-eye people who
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Ahhh yup that was the obvious thing thanks. I made the mistake of assuming it's not willpower or whatever you want to call it. Basically I know there are lots of things I should be doing for my health but don't for whatever reason
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
What is rare? How is this measured? Why do incentives result in perceived malicious actions rather than just malicious actions or minor malicious actions? On top of this no one has said corporations are filled with evil people.
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I agree. It seems to be an all too common example of both: 1. lack of nuance in thought (i.e. either assume good intentions or assume malice, not some probability of either, or a scale of malice) 2. the overwhelming prevalence of bad faith
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
They survived but for a much shorter time?
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I'm confused how is setting an alarm not simple? It will wake you up. Equivalents for sleeping are things like head trauma and drugs. Is the argument the alarm can just be ignored? But even in that case up your alarm game. Lol I must
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I'm surprised the answer of doing all exercises (including essay writing) in class is apparently not obvious. High school me was a moron and should not be trusted to do the real work and people who know better should force him to pract
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I might not remember well but I thought the App Store on windows phone was super lacking and actively falling further behind despite a bunch of efforts to prop it up. Not commenting on if the phones were good / used I never had one :)
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Gotta treat her better
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
This is 100% describes my situation and I'm saved by the luxury of people coming to clean my home and reset it. Separately, I need to clean my fridge because then I can follow your great advice XD
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
CS will define, design and implement human level intelligence before neuroscience has done even the first. That's what I hear when people say stuff like this anyway. Similar to CS folks throwing around physics 'theories'
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
How much does it 'reduce the odds'?
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Yeah I agree with you 100%. it's interesting folks immediately taking the experience and result at face value when we understand so little about what's happening, even without psychedelics is most cases. In the referenced anecdote
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Yeah the internal 'experts' pushing ai having no idea what they're doing but acting like they do is like a weird fever dream lol Everyone nodding along, yup yup this all makes sense
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Here's your promotion! Thanks for being a great team player!
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Most fps games when you get high enough rating are this :/ It also doesn't help most streamers have soft aim lock so that's everyone thinks is normal. I swear fps games have been in the steroid baseball era for years and it&#
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
Just like engineers every profession has a huge range in quality of the professionals. It's just far more concerning in the medical profession than for the average software engineer.
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
I agree with you because young me would have learned nothing for the sake of short term fun
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
A game engine is often an example of a 'complex beast'. No one is arguing that developing game engines specifically is common.
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by AppleBananaPie 1y ago
That's the feel I get too :/ Too many crazy presentations on 'data' that are calling the calling the sky purple and everyone just nods along, ok's and gives promos all around.

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