JambalayaJimbo

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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
>CSPs are the ones to deploy the technology The idea behind this whole paradigm is that you can verify the technology the CSP is running. I agree with you on the CSP motivations.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I agree; as someone who was _very_ into gaming at different periods of my life. Both gaming and travelling struck me as things young adults do to pass the time when they don’t have the privilege and responsibility of a family. I understand
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
If Uber’s pay was insufficient to survive without any additional income sources, workers would either die or move on to better paying jobs. In this way welfare is actually subsidizing Uber employment. Assuming of course, that welfare is als
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Data interchange formats are often used for configuration. It makes sense to have a single source of truth in json if your configuration is consumed by an app.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
All property rights absolutely depend on public infrastructure. The only thing keeping your house in your name is the legal system enforcing your right to it.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Slack pings are worse than in person interruptions. The async comms still interrupt the recipient but also force the sender to wait for a response. Pre-covid you could tell when someone was busy based on body language and avoid interrupting
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
A person’s worth is magnified by the company as well. A software developer’s work is worth less without a salesperson who can sell that work, and vice versa.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Raising chickens IS doable though, and should be more accepted
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I live in a dense building and have never heard my neighbours music or their fucking.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I once erected a tent on my lawn so I could practice erecting the tent. The neighbour beside me came out in a huff and demanded I take it down. I don’t have a disdain for beautiful things and I wasn’t even planning on keeping the tent up. T
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I think there is an important distinction between the front lawn and the back yard. In neighborhoods around my city, the front lawn is an entirely valueless piece of land (outside aesthetics).
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Heavy vehicles that ship goods are societally beneficial, personal vehicles are not (necessarily). We should penalize parking as the negative externality as well.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
What’s the problem with the phrasing? Having kids is a sacrifice, and especially for the woman who has to go through labour.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Sure it’s a vibes based decision. This is how companies are run and always be run. This is _why_ Amazon has a CEO and not a statistical model making decisions. Anyway your depiction of “disruption” is obviously biased- it’s also equivalent
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I don’t understand why many people are unwilling to believe that C-suite execs pushing for RTO genuinely believe in it. Regardless of your personal opinion about it! Asking for data is also equally baffling to me. What is Amazon supposed to
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Being anti-illegal immigration is a very popular political position.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
That’s irrelevant, the model is still political by taking such a stance on Tibetan sovereignty
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
These articles are astonishing to me considering my lived reality; that people in my municipality were readily willing to move past COVID (and yes, accept it’s Rick’s), in hopes of gaining back their mental health and livelihoods. Much, muc
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Skilled players will NOT benefit from playing with others who are cheating, because their games will adapt to cheaters and not other skilled players. Cheaters will also easily adapt to ranking systems by creating new accounts or intentional
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
“Race” is itself a vague and almost meaningless term.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
What about the entire C suite?
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Do you think that older generations never sandbagged at their jobs?
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
This is always a strange comment because most people live in big cities…
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
I live in Toronto and avoid taking streetcars because I have seen significant delays precisely because of parked cars or some other blockage. Of course in my opinion this simply means banning parking on streetcar routes; or having dedicated
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
A lot of pen testing companies are glorified but box checkers. I’ve submitted many applications with glaring security holes in them to pen testing and never heard a peep.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
The construction industry would collapse as buying confidence would disappear. Buildings with large amounts of renters would likely fall into disarray over the long term.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
This is nonsense. The vast majority of landlords have to work a day job in order to finance the property in the first place.
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by JambalayaJimbo 2y ago
Career focused younger people have also been adversely affected by wfh for the last few years in a big way. All the mentorship and networking opportunities have withered. The non career focused younger people are living it up though.