Dansvidania

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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I giggled when I saw this article quoted here after watching her video. I particularly feel close to the “how do you just admit to this and publish it on nature” feeling. Are we getting desensitised to the boundary between self and ai? On t
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I hate forms and I must data entry(skeda.app)
1 points by Dansvidania 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Well, IMO it was not self given. It is degenerating now, we can agree on that, to the degree that it is bullying. It bears a sad resemblance to the abuse of power one can see on youtube, speaking of police.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I think once you are asking for people’s money you should know what is going on pretty thoroughly. But that’s just my two cents :)
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Why is this getting downvoted? Genuinely curious.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Are you Czech or Slovak to be able to speak with this much confidence? I have spent 13 years in Czech Republic, admittedly after the curtain fell, and I can tell you for a fact that they were “communist” because otherwise tanks. You can see
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
> Even if you had/have passion for computers, being paid to do something you wouldn't do otherwise can quickly drain that passion. Do you think this is true if you have your own apps/products or similar ?
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I use breathing exercises.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I tried having it critique my personal project and the feedback I got feels good. I have 0 design experience, so I think it can only improve things.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
it is integrated in the box of the straight pasta... how is it "limited use" other than being part of the box that goes in the trash when the straight pasta is gone?
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
What did you do about it? I am asking with sincere interest. I quit my SWE job more than a year ago and have been trying out a solo/indie thing for a few months. It has been hard, as it really forces me to face how much I really suck a
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I wonder about what in the software industry causes so many people to have similar "symptoms" from it. I believe it must be something about dedicating oneself to creating something that "does not exist" in a material sen
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
no offense, but this seems to me like a tantrum. I'd say a far cry from rhetoric, let alone a masterclass.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
you mean because they get found out, not because they don't try?
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
The post is unhinged. Basically a tantrum. It’s sad really. It reminds me of https://www.kalzumeus.com/2017/09/09/identity-theft-credit-r... tldr you don’t get angry discussing with institutions because it ma
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I would disagree, but I admit I am ignorant on the matter, so maybe you can explain to me how that's wrong. My opinion, with all the caveats that come with an opinion, is that states do organise into over-arching organisations in the c
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Sure. Let’s go with restrictively selective friendly Mike.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Are other chromium based browsers also problematic ?
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
Which ones do you use?
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
I doubt we are about to see those mechanisms being used to penalise the US for this latest behaviour though. I don’t think other UN or NATO states are strong enough to play this game with the US yet.
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by Dansvidania 9mo ago
It’s complicated. While it’s true that there is no direct enforcement, systems of sanctions and embargos have been used to indirectly enforce these agreements. Whether this is ultimately effective is not obvious, but I think “international
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
from the article in the link > Where exactly should I address letters? > Google is your friend. considering the context, I found it amusing.
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
I think it was meant in a "international law is a farce" sort of rhetoric
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The Developer is dead, long live the Designer(deadend.dev)
3 points by Dansvidania 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
IMO: historically engineers have had a little bit more leverage to negotiate, so IF they did not think something was right to do, they MIGHT have pushed back. So the likelyhood of wanting to do bad things might be the same, but the agency w
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
The most interesting thing to me are the "company apologists" comments below this article. The biggest and scariest achievement of this enshittified internet is how divided people are, and how ready they are calling bullshit on ve
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
They tested the water from the tanks, which apparently is used to prepare hot drinks.
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
What is the pseudoscience in that statement? There is no reference to specific foods, superfoods, etc.
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
I don’t think approaching boiling temps is quite enough unless it’s kept there for a long time (see pasteurisation times at various temps). I would agree with the author that if the contamination levels are high I wouldn’t risk it.
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by Dansvidania 10mo ago
They’d try if you let them :)

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