P_I_Staker

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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Yes, but people are widely familiar with certain concepts. Hating "clever code" doesn't mean hating any abstraction or good elegant ideas (like function calls). The thing is that this stuff has already been in circulation for
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
No. OP is a dangerous fool. These standards are important.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
He has a whole laundry list of sleezy actions and abusive behaviors.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I think this was just part of the main script. "People don't mix together", "if we give to their there won't be enough for mine", "can't they just figure it out themselves" The idea of letting wh
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
What you're talking about is a stunning inability to empathize with different circumstances that is a trademark human trait. We have limited ability to empathize beyond: self -> people just like us -> family -> friends As soon
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Plenty of places with extreme laws have terrible drug abuse, also.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I've never met a manager that was good at these things. In my industry they just look for any defect and then start applying pressure, until they get someone new, or you change. Pretty atrocious policy when disability, mental health an
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I think they also had far more basic peripheral and logic controllers. In the current era, the idea of a dedicated CPU or application specific hardware is normal an commonplace. They really just throw in cores willy nilly. I think back in t
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Which have already been made public
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Yeah, you can argue Sean Hannity was a pioneer, as well as the alt-right. I don't think the alt-left has come close to matching the overall ridiculousness, truthiness and evil. Still they have their moments, and it seems people care mo
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Big problem in the psychiatric industry as well, which is largely run by pedophilic entities.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Do you have autism or ADHD? This is actually a really contentious issue. Tons of people with the condition are happy to let others be themselves, but want to be cured. With ADHD, it's actually a little crazy to me that people consider
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
On reddit challenging intermittent fasting or keto can easily get you insulted, then banned. These fitness yahoos just won't stop. I also want to take a moment to call out all the deadlifters. Virtually 100% of people I know that have
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
The point is that these things have improved more than ever, yet people as angry as ever. Although, I'd argue that some of this is noticing the utility, similar to the scientific method. By getting angry people noticed injustices and d
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's not about the actors. Movies are just expensive to make. The actors get so much money, because they solve a major problem. It essentially hedges this massive bet, by making a certain amount of attention a sure thing. They have a w
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's worth reminiscing on what a terrible deal we got with cable. It was over 10x as much for a pretty basic package. Despite all the cost, tons and tons of ads. Well beyond anything we'd dream of accepting today. On top of that t
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Yes, I've actually been wondering if the stuff about ADHD and sugar had more to do with correlation. A child with ADHD would want tons of sugar. It could have 0 to do with cause, and it would look exactly the same.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Lots of people in tech have never heard of pair programming, because it's an absurd idea. This site isn't just silicon valley. This is a tiny fraction of the tech universe.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's so clear that people on this site have no friends, family, or hobbies. I also don't think you realize how ableist your comment is. Some people have more trouble completing tasks for reasons that have nothing to do with talent
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Because it's the culture and incentives are in place to help home owners.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's pretty easy to understand. It's great for the rich and most of the middle class and "lucky enough poors" have an enormous percentage of their wealth tied to homes. For them rising prices are often tied to the abilit
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I perfectly understand it. The reality is that the USA has quite an large middle class. It's not just the ultra wealthy that have privileges, due to housing. While I don't understand everyone's financial situation, in the USA
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
keep reading. books will set you free
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I don't know what it is either
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Hard disagree. The argument assumes bad intent on the part of the evil DEI and implies the only reason for the policy is too get rid of "troublemakers". This is some peak choir preaching. If you polled people neutral, or those wit
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's not that, the reality of fascism on uni campuses (in tech) is really bleak. Lots of people don't see the problems that don't bother them. So it's not trying to off people for asking the wrong questions. They're
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I'm deadset against the concept of paying money to fix the environment. Claiming to be carbon neutral vs. the reality of wrecking planet, doing nothing to help, while paying to absolve yourself of responsibility seems like a celebratio
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
This is a load of nonsense. We had all this stuff growing up, or it didn't end up mattering. 1) "Everyone gets a ribbon". The year 2000 called, and they want this complaint back. Half the time kids don't even want the tr
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I don't understand why this would ever bother people
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's worth hearing all opinions, but I don't agree with this sentiment. This applies to many people in a variety of fields. Contrary to our values about achievement we line up for people that purchased their way to credibility. Sa

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