Exoristos

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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   Perhaps because modern economies are allergic to long-term planning.
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   Except that the writer in Ezekiel is proposing a new deal (in the voice of God) for his intended audience: basically, if at this point in the negotiations you forsake behavior A, various criminality and oppression; I will promise B, not to
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   Fingercot.
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   Have to say I'm finding the story of your efforts so far uplifting. Keep up the good work, and good luck.
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   There's no substitute for apprenticeship (by whatever name). Unfortunately, skills of this kind may be close to extinction. For someone like you just interested in getting better at layout design, I'd recommend something like &#x2
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   Maybe we worked at the same firm. You never know.
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   by Exoristos 4mo ago

   As someone who worked for years in commercial print, before most manufacturing moved overseas, I recall the workflows the article discusses as being more automate-able than the author seems to understand. For example, "Making the sligh
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   by Exoristos 5mo ago

   Japanese conglomerates are relics of a handful of British businessmen's attempting to exploit and dominate Japan during the late colonial period. They did this outside the normal channels of conquest or statecraft, due to Japan's
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   by Exoristos 5mo ago

   Turn it off; it makes a brilliant IDE unusable.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    So you're expecting humans to go extinct except for a few examples in museums?
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    You get an Apple product. At least, for me it was that simple. The ThinkPad I had was pretty high end, and I was using polarized glasses and even a sun shade to work at the park while the girls played. Bought a MacBook and the screen seems
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Can you expand on this? Do you mean in contrast to the European AI milieu?
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Name it "not done yet." But, yes, very keen observation here.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    "Work" is human activity. For example, children's play is work. All living things desire to go about their lives. Well-adjusted humans desire to work. Note that this does not necessarily equate to jobs.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    I'm sure there are still cohesive groupings of WASPs, if not large ones or effective at gatekeeping major institutions. --Still a meaningful trope, of course. But to bring it up to date you'd have to diversify, and include, for ex
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    This was cogent in 1910.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Correction: more often more nearly
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Exposing my superficiality, perhaps: but it pains me that you don't wear pants.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    I'd like to see touch-typing at >60 wpm a standard attribute of adulthood again.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    They're doing their part in keeping a spotlight on Polymarket. The content of the article is not irrelevant, but it is less important than the existence of the article.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    *Correction: more often
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    > There is no such thing as fixed meaning. Meaning is more fixed than it is not.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    McDonald's revenue in 1992 was almost $5,000,000,000.[0] 0. https://www.nytimes.com/1992/04/24/business/mcdonald-s-net-u...
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    4. It is ἐνέργεια, direct spark, of the God. It can be described but not comprehended, imitated but not replicated.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Now do Epic.
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    by Exoristos 5mo ago

    Or we can "keep acting" like there's no duly-constituted amendment process.
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    by Exoristos 6mo ago

    So many are masters of AI marketing, it's thinkable one of them has mastered AI.
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    by Exoristos 6mo ago

    The number of devs I've worked with who can't touch-type and don't use or know their way around a proper IDE is depressingly large.
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    by Exoristos 6mo ago

    A lot depends one what you do for Part C (if you do).
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    by Exoristos 6mo ago

    This is only superficially true. Here's a fair discussion that could serve as a counterpoint: https://medium.com/@ignatovich.dm/applying-solid-principles-...