Frost1x

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by Frost1x 4y ago
I don't think workaholism is an issue so ubiquitous that it could be considered a human condition to deal with. It's certainly existed for an undoubtedly long time, as you point out ("burning the midnight oil" was anothe
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by Frost1x 4y ago
For anyone reading this for the first time, well worth the watch: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag
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by Frost1x 4y ago
The only difference I notice is in the white which seems to have more protein from the cage free eggs. It's usually not too noticeable to me except with hard and soft boiled eggs where the egg white just seems more dense/thicker.
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>I’ve noticed the local “free range fancy chicken eggs” have remained $4 since two years ago but the cheap eggs have gone from a Buck (sometimes 50 cents on sale) to almost the same $4. I noticed this too and stared buying the free range
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Don't forget the "dark" web, wharever that means anymore. These terms are great for marketing groups to paint an image but often very quickly lose any technical relationships they once had.
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by Frost1x 4y ago
You have a little feedback loop here because if you optimize only at a global scale and ignore local scale, you could create unstable local scale systems which destablize the global system as well. Hence the many current failures of neolibe
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by Frost1x 4y ago
The problem isn't remote work, the problem is the never ending productivity growth. Chances are, you've shaved at least 30-40 minutes a day of your commute. You've probably let work gobble that up because even though it wasn&
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by Frost1x 4y ago
The enemy of my enemy is my friend. I'm fairly certain this is how many view this issue and supporting government over privatization in the current environment. They may not be your friend but they may help compete against and regulate
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Embraced or been forced into it? If you want to do long term planning and design, good luck. Everyone wants to continuously change their mind on what they want/need and have the software react yet they also somehow assume this approach
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>The weird thing afaiac is that lidl is about the least online supermarkets there is, at least here in the uk. No home delivery, no online catalogue ... In the US they have an online catalog and even in/out of stock indicators for y
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by Frost1x 4y ago
This approach results in a bit of a self-fufilling prophecy, though. If you aim for meeting averages (anecdotal or not), then why would you expect turnover better than average? You'll probably end up optimizing just above that average
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by Frost1x 4y ago
This doesn't address stack ranking and PIP. Any employment that intentionally puts your continued relation on a chopping block to keep you in a precarious situation isn't an ideal working condition, which now includes Google. I ge
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>First, if you choose to work for a non-profit, you should expect a huge pay cut. It may be the culture in some ecosystems but it's entirely false. A nonprofit can pay competitively with organizations of its size. I've worked a
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Societies and culture go in wrong directions frequently. The older you grow, the more experience and knowledge you have to recognize bad trends, anticonsumer practices, and outright abusive behaviors. While some of getting old for many is t
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>My concern would be that we might be unable to distinguish useful genetic adaptations from disease. How do we actually make these decisions? Examine the DNA and then look for SNPs of concern? Is that a perfect process, or one dominated
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Isn't that how most lending works? Exceptions exist on student loans and mortgages but most lending is predatory in nature in the same way described.
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by Frost1x 4y ago
How do you class action "my specific credit report is false because of this specific information." There needs to be a third party regulatory agency with real teeth where you don't need a pile of money to refute claims, just
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>a lot of the hard problems he was discussing were completely solved by the advent of touchscreen interfaces (specifically, the ability to reconfigure the interface according to what tasks are relevant at that moment). Done right, touchs
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by Frost1x 4y ago
While your point is well taken given historical context of rampant risky medical trials conducted against african and african american populations that are pretty horrifying, I suspect it has more to do with the high concentration of HIV pe
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by Frost1x 4y ago
So in this context, how does one calculate what's "socially optimal?" The problem I have with much of economic theory is that it tries to tie things back to what's beneficial or not to societies and tries to do so throug
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by Frost1x 4y ago
With DSLRs my main complaint to this day is still the lack of a good modular lens system for phones (I understand some of the challenges and tradeoffs). For most people's camera habits (selfies, food shots, group pictures...) the lense
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Highly compositional design patterns in Java. When you have a fairly large set of custom types that are hierarchically structued in nature, it can be quite useful. In most standard IT applications it may be less common. I've seen it us
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by Frost1x 4y ago
The average can vary from a given sample set over time and be used as a comparison. For a statement like "IQs are going up/down" you could probably get away with simply monitoring the average over time. If you start digging a
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by Frost1x 4y ago
Looks like loose language to fit some buzzwords in to me, but I'll give them the benefit of doubt. I'm guessing (hoping) it means either that by consistently using their design system, you'll see consistent results no matter
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by Frost1x 4y ago
What, why? I've seen comma decimal separated values but I thought it was a weird English thing. What do these places use to separate larger values (e.g. each 10^3 magnitude increase) to make manual counting easier. 828.497.171.614,2?
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by Frost1x 4y ago
>And my time I suppose maintaining the razor which isn’t much at all. Definitely not the case for me. As someone whose been recently exploring properly sharpening some high quality kitchen knives at home, there's a cost in time for
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by Frost1x 4y ago
This happens in the US as well from what I understand and I always found it an interesting testament to margin size of the product when you're selling something at a mass scald and can afford shaving 10 or 20 cents off the product pric
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by Frost1x 4y ago
I think Walmart was advertising long distance trucker jobs around $95k+ and that wasn't owner operator setups to my understanding[1]. How much of these figures are unrealistic or have hidden agendas, I don't know. [1] https:&#x2F
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by Frost1x 4y ago
I'd say it's not exclusive to any industry, there's a push for all industries to have highly elastic labor forces to adjust labor costs with even slight variances in demand. Many of the labor shortages we see are a result of
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by Frost1x 5y ago
>My disagreement lies in the fact that you've described the problem, but are proposing that some software (SELinux) that fails to solve the problem is somehow good. My opinion is that there's a cultural and policy problem and y

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