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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
Sorry, edited my comment to clarify. Your advice is good, I just don’t like that that’s how so many interviews work.
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
I really don’t, not when the question is something as simple as something I can type into a calculator.
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
That’s pretty dumb. I want to work with people who say “I don’t know.” Edit: to clarify, your advice is good, what you said isn’t dumb. That criteria is dumb, in my opinion. I don’t want my colleagues to spend a bunch of my time guessing on
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
My hot take is that all games are simulations to some extent. Many sports are a kind of war game, simulating a specific aspect of real war, obviously abstracting quite a bit. A big part of the fun in catan is in the tension of having to coo
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful reply! That does change my viewpoint a bit!
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
How is paying a lot for energy not the future? It seems to be the trend worldwide.
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
If you read the article, it does have to do with the ruling. Part of regulating ISPs as a utility is that they can regulate/enforce rules on how ISPs handle outages.
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
How does verifying your identity in any way violate that, though? You have a physical address that you live at, and the government verifies that you are the person living at that address, and that is not violating the fourth amendment. This
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by EGG_CREAM 2y ago
This doesn't seem to affect users of internet services, though. It's just IaaS, so things like AWS. With that limited scope, what is the adverse affect of KYC laws on freedom of speech?
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Trump tried to do this 4 years ago, how is that a "concerning" level of speed? The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has been reviewing Tik Tok's Project Texas initiative to handle US data separately for 2
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Isn’t most of the speed you spend on the first stage wasted on going up, though? And what little momentum you might get to keep when it’s time to turn into your orbit is also sucked away by air resistance. Rockets have to go directly up for
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Excellent point! I’m not against non-car transportation at all, and generally am of the belief that if a policy decision is bad for cars it’s probably good for everyone. But in my city, at least, the other pieces of transportation are an af
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
That’s because it’s dangerous to mix those types of vehicles with full size cars and trucks on the same street. Think about how much drivers hate bikes, and they take up almost no space at all.
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Thank you! I will take a look! I’ve never heard of storygraph!
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Thanks so much, I’ll give it a look!
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
I have the same question. Goodreads has the same politics problem, plus the rotten tomatoes issue where authors seem to get punished for taking risks or not sticking rigidly to genre. I don’t know where to go for recommendations.
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
I had the same thought as you, but then I saw this: >Currently, projects written in C# cannot be exported to the web platform. To use C# on that platform, consider Godot 3 instead. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/sta
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
It seems like you’re implying that donating to a campaign somehow goes to the government?
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
The person above didn’t explicitly say it so I will: you’re a racist.
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
It’s not just HN, you all seem to be upset with basic human nature here. Something happens, and then you notice related events more often because they feel more salient. You might as well be upset that people recognize patterns, it’s just p
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
You’re fighting human nature if you think people aren’t going to be hyper attentive to things like this after the (latest) Max 9 incident. Also, it is not in any way “very bad.” In fact, it’s very good. Plane makers should believe one fault
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
This is a huge strawman argument that entirely ignores the heart of the issue. NYTimes, and other contributors to ChatGPT, should be compensated for their role in creating ChatGPT. It’s not as simple as quoting or not quoting, ChatGPT’s exi
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Pull up on the drama a bit. It’s not insulting, you’re going very far out of your way to be insulted. And also, I deal with the homeless population every day too and disagree with you. Stop pretending like everyone who disagrees with you do
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Here's an alternative: some portion of the board is employee representatives. Meaning, they are elected representatives of the employees, probably should be employees themselves. And how can an employee expect this? By expecting it!
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Seems like you understood the meaning, so it's not meaningless lol
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
HAM here, can confirm. If a community exists, there will be pointless gatekeeping of that community, lol.
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
That's actually across multiple Sims, including MSFS, using VATSim
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Customer service issues generally get escalated when someone starts advocating against your company, as there is now a tangible cost involved in not fixing the issue. Companies saw people hurting their reputation on twitter and wanted to be
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
Unpopular opinion: much of what he said was just total bs. Even in an example from this article, he goes on a tangent about phrases that were not used then and still are not used. "They're not used cars, they're 'previou
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by EGG_CREAM 3y ago
I think it's just equating the two, which probably isn't wrong, considering the record profits made even as inflation has skyrocketed.[1] Making less profit is not an option for all of these businesses (because of greed), so they

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