Guthur

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by Guthur 5y ago
I'm not talking about kids, I'm talking about adults.
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by Guthur 5y ago
The problem in my opinion is that some of this social change erodes the very foundation of society and us as a species. I'm not talking about who rules or by what means we select them by but rather things that even define us as a speci
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by Guthur 5y ago
"as second you can push your representatives for political and legislative reaction." Apple are not doing this for anything other than Political reasons. They see the writing on the wall, governments want this level and are either
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by Guthur 5y ago
Could you replicate, sure. But would you necessarily create the same thing if you start from a CGI only process, not necessarily. It's not too say one is implicitly better than the other but part of creative intent is derived from the
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by Guthur 5y ago
I love lisp and emacs but saying that all the good tooling is in emacs and emacs is not like modern ui and so should be made like the modern ui is arse about face. Making emacs like other ui would be wholly counter productive, it's jus
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by Guthur 5y ago
And source of bad law is the government. It's appalling how often people scream for the government to come save them from a situation created by said government.
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by Guthur 5y ago
Oh please come on, stop with the monopoly rhetoric Only Fans is no where near a monopoly. It just comes across as truly naive to throw that term around in every conversation.
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by Guthur 5y ago
Just add undo-tree and blow everyone's mind :)
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by Guthur 5y ago
I'm hoping that will change. I'm a big fan of Deming and Drucker, they've both got really insightful thoughts on business. My goal is to work more of Deming into knowledge work (software) to develop meaningful improvement int
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by Guthur 5y ago
I'm not knocking them, but if what you say is the case it would appear orthogonal to their career choice and so complaining that your college was expensive and you can't get a job is incoherent.
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by Guthur 5y ago
The last memo said all identity was fluid and pre defined identities were social constructs of the oppressors, so one must infer that one should say one identifies as Maori to be Maori.
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by Guthur 5y ago
If you are going to uni to do vocational training such as hairdressing, massage and being a chef then something is really screwed.
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by Guthur 5y ago
There is a away to set goals and these can have a time component, daily todo list, weekly goal. But as you mentioned this works when they are a personal tool, and best when broken down into small achievable increments.
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by Guthur 5y ago
I'm not not a massive advocate of copyright law but surely it could help here? Google is trawling the Web for content they don't own to produce a derived work in the form of a knowledge panel, no?
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by Guthur 5y ago
In my experience with internal dev teams there are very rarely any real deadlines. They do exist; fixed product cycles, government mandates, but most of the time its made up arbitrary marks in a calendar, sprint deadlines (yes, these are de
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by Guthur 5y ago
Just because, I'll try. Saddam Hussein was a pariah and was no longer a convenient leader to have around in such a volatile region. It would have been political untenable to support him and potentially dangerous to leave him around. If
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by Guthur 5y ago
I that while you observation is true the cause is something else. When looking to do something productive (write software or apply wood working skills) we are a mostly a victim of our on worldly experience. A software engineer lives and bre
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by Guthur 5y ago
Did you take this from George Carlin? :)
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by Guthur 5y ago
Potentially with the belt and road initiative, which may now even expand into Afghanistan with the US redrawal.
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by Guthur 5y ago
And some also apply to the current incumbent so I'm not really sure what we should draw from that.
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by Guthur 5y ago
Honestly it seems no one really understands what fascism actually is. What fascism used to be was ultra nationalistic, non democratic, centralised control of people's lives and the economy for the greater good of the state. And I means
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by Guthur 5y ago
The meta data happened long ago and was pushed through with the most flimsy of pretence. I remember it was after the shooting in Sydney by an Iranian refugee who had not only just been in custody but had arrive under the pretence that he wa
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by Guthur 5y ago
So you want us to discuss your donation pitch rather than the software?
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by Guthur 5y ago
Potentially what actually happened and von Clausewitz mention something about this, is that the armies had no ability to "think" fast enough to deal with any breakthrough. As mentioned the ability to plan and undertaken the first
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by Guthur 5y ago
Why are they unable to work else where?
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by Guthur 5y ago
And so what. If you work at take it up with them. Or if it's bad for the company or will hurt them. Or if you are shareholder take it up at the next meeting. You and I have no idea of the context unless we are actually there. It's
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by Guthur 5y ago
Because some of us are getting really tired of these witch hunts. Was he an ahole, possibly. Did Google value his contribution, probably. Did he commit any crime, doubtful. Humans are all deeply flawed and if you were to pick enough sound b
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by Guthur 5y ago
I think it's becoming very apparent that through apathy, indoctrination, and fear that freedom will be well and truly stamped out. You just have to say for the greater good and you can get away with anything. Over the last year and hal
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by Guthur 5y ago
Sorry none of those are corona virus, that's what covid is in case you were not aware, so your empirical evidence is nonsense.
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by Guthur 5y ago
Who gets to define the greater good? We had share morals at one time with religion but that's been tore down relentless so what are those shared ideals now. The fact of the matter is that eradication is impossible so what are we actual

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