John23832

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by John23832 5mo ago
Prior revolutions (American, Cultural, French) were all put into action by young, strong, people. We don't have that anymore. It won't happen. There's no one coming to save us.
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by John23832 5mo ago
Even if you remove the economic interests, human society has always worked with the young taking care of the old. We're reaching the point where there is no more young. That's a problem. A 20 year old was made 20 years ago.
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by John23832 5mo ago
People already lived in Australia before Britain shipped its prisoners there. It was habitable. Nobody is spending trillions to build a prison on another planet.
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by John23832 5mo ago
The management consulting industry wouldn’t work without them.
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by John23832 5mo ago
I think there is a difference between "Eternal Summer" (when everyone got full-time internet in their homes which meant more people around), and "corporate capture" (everything on the internet is corporate interest first
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by John23832 6mo ago
If I know there is no human in the loop in my hiring process, I will not apply. However I am an (ostensibly) privileged software engineer. This article says that this will be used for the holiday rush. Contract/warehouse workers are of
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by John23832 6mo ago
> Social media is an extremely competitive landscape, with competitors rising overnight. This is not true at all. There are two players. FB/Instagram and TikTok. Using one does not preclude using the other. Other than tiktok, who wa
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by John23832 6mo ago
Sounds a lot like Cloudflare at the moment.
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by John23832 6mo ago
Oats are soluble fiber, which the vast majority of people are deficient in.
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by John23832 6mo ago
How is this flame bait when it specifically addresses both the title and the content of the article? The article itself is a list of prior art of introspection and a critique of Marc’s lack of awareness of said art.
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by John23832 6mo ago
We all know he’s wrong. The problem isn’t that he is wrong, it’s that we have elevated the wealthy into a status where they can be wrong, have no correction, and make decisions whole clothe which negatively affect the rest of us. All while
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by John23832 6mo ago
While not directly connected to Jan 5, a surprising amount of the rioters ended up with state crimes. It’s almost as if they were criminals all along.
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by John23832 6mo ago
Tmux
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by John23832 6mo ago
If I you can project power globally , but as soon as a human is put on the ground they're disintegrated by a 100 dollar drone, how important was your ability to get there?
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by John23832 7mo ago
Reaction-baiting (or -bating depending on your perspective) really has ruined most discourse. There a direct line to advertising and social media.
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by John23832 7mo ago
I do, but think that that's orthogonal from the constant positive affirmations to all of his random thoughts. That's a sensation bought.
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by John23832 7mo ago
One might say that Elon's acquisition of Twitter is the ultimate manifestation of this.
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by John23832 7mo ago
The answer is, of course lol? Gamers Nexus did a whole deep dive which basically proved that Chinese researchers had access to whatever they wanted. https://youtu.be/1H3xQaf7BFI?si=ojlxOC7uiPqZxv0N edit: not sure if this wa
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by John23832 7mo ago
Why do apologists always resort to “are you holding it wrong”? This person is using their ev as a car, the same way they would use any other car in their possention. Evs are presented as ice car replacements but when their lack of ability a
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by John23832 7mo ago
I like Cloudflare's products, the their vibe for all of their documentation is "well the user will figure it out."
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by John23832 7mo ago
The counter to this are the open weight models that come from China at the moment. All are great at reasoning but also ideologically aligned.
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by John23832 7mo ago
RTX Pro 6000 is a glaring omission.
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by John23832 7mo ago
It’s a humectant. And it subconsciously tastes good (yay capitalism).
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by John23832 7mo ago
They are a net food exporter.
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by John23832 7mo ago
But then you weren't paying attention. You context switch back and take 2 minutes (at best... much longer than if you were in the actual conversation paying attention) to answer. Now everyone else in the realtime conversation is waitin
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by John23832 7mo ago
How is this different than @‘ing someone in the chat apps we all already use, and that you’ll actually be responding to the ping in?
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by John23832 7mo ago
That mechanism used to be shame.
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by John23832 7mo ago
Seconding. I should not have to hack through /Libary files to regain data on a TB drive because Osx wanted to put 200gbs of crap there in an opaque manner and not give the user ANY direct way to regain their space.
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by John23832 8mo ago
No offense,but this is where having immigrants throughout the power structure of these companies becomes an issue. We have a administration who clearly is not above using all avenues to apply pressure to get the things that they want done d
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by John23832 8mo ago
That's an easy autocorrect issue. As someone who write Ubiquiti more often than most. I don't even think most editors would know the difference. That's the problem with using corruptions of real words as your name.

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