Jarwain

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by Jarwain 5y ago
My bad I was imagining from a personal boundaries at work perspective, and not a litigation one
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by Jarwain 5y ago
This makes sense for most employees of a corporation; is this also relevant for upper management or C suite executives? I'm curious about if these kinds of boundaries are established even in the "upper levels"
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by Jarwain 5y ago
How is that enforced? What is the technical basis that enforces read-only access using user/password auth? Especially since that user/password auth is used by an end user to do "write"-type actions?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
urgh maybe I should talk to a tax expert. The section discusses NSOs but I have ISOs. I also don't know how it's impacted by the fact that the company I work for is based in Boston (options were granted after I moved to Cali thoug
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Do you know if this is true wrt options as well?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Technically wouldn't the main impact of time be not what the book says, but how it's interpreted? Barring issues from degradation ofc
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I love endless sky, so I guess I've gotta check out highfleet next
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I think the idea of beer lid also kind of funny due to the convention of putting your coaster on top of your drink to signify not wanting a new beer or the idea that the seat is occupied
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I've seen square coasters too. But I guess not rectangular. Although I've never thought about the rectangularity as being core to the meaning of "mat", esp since there are oval-shaped or semicircle-shaped doormats and su
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Isn't the idea not about instilling trust in specific news sources, but teaching how to recognize a good source or critically thinking about and comparing different sources?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Could be a lack of clarity on my part. Make it into a meme might be more accurate? I'm not just imagining people making image macros, but more likely to talk about or gossip about it, more likely to ask other people for help or opinion
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I wonder if there's some weird cultural selection bias; like the kind of person who purchases an Apple product is more likely to make a meme about it vs someone who purchases a Dell?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
There are definitely more potent drugs floating around afaik, fentanyl being a real bad one. I imagine it would be tough to get the kind of recovery programs and health professionals in place Quickly, purely because of how much time and eff
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I've been thinking about an "energy" idea, where actions consume energy but completing goals replenishes it
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Idk I imagined an excel spreadsheet, which hits the middle ground between paper and some complex govtech application. If it is successful and fines/funding rolls in then maybe upgrade
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I'm not sure why there needs to be a lot of tech involved for a phone line for people to call in tips.
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Ideally the fines would pay for the program, but how expensive is it really to have an anonymous phone tip line, and reuse existing infrastructure to fine or ticket a property owner?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Do you miss out on a lot or are otherwise forced to upgrade the OS Gui or WM? As far as I can tell there are a ton of forks of gnome 2 specifically because of dislike against gnome 3.
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Any advice for dealing with tool choice paralysis? I've been interested in getting into video editing and music production, among other things, but I tend to get stuck trying to decide between different tooling and it saps my drive. I
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Hopefully if the UK Parliament abolished BST, postgres maintainers would update how the "Europe/London" timezone works to account for this change (as well as every other library that manages timezones). I would also expect th
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Your rating system thing kinda makes me think of a cross between goodreads and myanimelist. All that's left is making it convenient to rate & review
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Couldn't this cause addiction to the implant instead? Or really nasty "withdrawals" if the implant is removed? Wouldn't be very different to opioids or painkillers; just different mechanisms if action for similar phenome
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Wouldn't the parallel be closer to having an ai remix a bunch of songs together?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
One of the things I've always found interesting is that the idea of spirits, of being haunted by ghosts, etc. are likely just metaphors for psychological trauma, and rituals are just treatments for resolving these traumas or obtaining
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by Jarwain 5y ago
It comes and fades, esp if peeps don't feed the trolls
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by Jarwain 5y ago
After actually trying the site, this feels more tricky than useful
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Do some comment uniqueness detection grouped by the source IP? If the same IP sends a bunch of messages that are Too Similar, blacklist them
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by Jarwain 5y ago
> I don't know if it's because I'm too young in this field, because I don't understand/missed something, or because there is no big truth to find. I'm pretty young in the field as well, but my impression so
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I think what the author did here hits hard on why hacker news is such a great resource. To quote: > Most fields have a problem with ‘ghost knowledge’, hard-won practical understanding that is mostly passed on verbally between practitione
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Out of curiosity, I wonder if newsletter diversity would be improved if you made suggestions by clustering the newsletters by content (similar to your other comment about seeding the network), but picking from the newsletters furthest from

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