StefanBatory

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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Could be worse, mine has promised me salary increase thrice this year. Every time coming up with bullshit issues why it couldn't happen. I am still working on minimum wage (as a DevOps).
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Internal Combustion Engine (2021)(ciechanow.ski)
334 points by StefanBatory 3mo ago|105 comments
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
I brought down prod system because I was too stupid and relied down on LLM advice, even double checking it. I would not trust my health to LLMs, that is true.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
True, but they are one country in the end. We are not, and even if personally I do dream of European Federation, I know that this is an utopia that would have 0% chance to work in reality.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Because when I got ADHD diagnosis in Poland, one of the criteria for diagnosis was according to DSM-V :P
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
I am not saying I agree with that - just what the line thought of the folks at top may be.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
I just don't think we are able to do things. Language and countries split us apart. Americans have one big internal market. Chinese as well. Indians - also. In Europe? We just can't, you need to start in one country, you need to l
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
And then Americans will lecture us that we don't have free speech.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
We see this in Britain with freedom of speech taken away from Palestine supporters. Palestine supporters or "Palestine supporters"? Your freedom of speech ends when you sabotage military bases.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Scanning convos for leaks; spies, and so on.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
I think that war with Russia is approaching and they know that Putin will do something; thus while it's done under the oretense of saving the children, it's for wartime...
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
> I do think that people saying “doctors don’t know the state of the art” have a weaker case. This is kinda the case though. In Poland I met only one psychiatrist that knew about DSM-5. In this year. DSM-5 was a thing from 2013. Doctors
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Best part is that it installs itself automatically, without prompting me for that. Thank you Microsoft; nice to see your QA works well.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
"People say they need glasses to see. Why? I can see perfectly without them, have they even tried to actually be looking harder?"
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
is there no way to appeal? It works the same in Polish uni I'm in, but uhh, there I was allowed to appeal and they stamped it by default And I'm very sorry to hear that either way :(
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Anki – Powerful, Intelligent Flashcards(apps.ankiweb.net)
4 points by StefanBatory 3mo ago|0 comments
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Depending on countries, there is no such thing as a burner SIM card.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
In Poland, that's how it worked at unis. We had a lot of subjects where we had only one big exam at the end and your grade depended on it. Before uni though, we would get a grade or two every week, be it from short tests, classwork, ho
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
Also if you have children - I am not sure how it is for you in Germany, but in Poland landlords will not rent to anyone with children. Or ask twice as much because the assumption is if you don't have home already, you are suspicious.
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by StefanBatory 3mo ago
BE was so bland. Both in design and in terms of gameplay. Terrain affected like nothing. I found the strat to go was to spam Scouts for resources, then get that upgrade that gave you Science per deal and spam every cheap deal as soon as you
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
А у вас негров линчуют.
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
> never mind that anybody with a functioning cerebral cortex understands that the roots of the special military operation lie in NATO provocation and politically neutral Kiev getting couped with help from the CIA There is no point talkin
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
> Just to give some random examples: the weaponization of the banking system (kicking Russia out of swift I do wonder why that happened. Hmm. It's almost like Russia invaded Europe...
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
But that's the point, employer doesn't care why you're sick, only that you are. You create "problems", you will get replaced.
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
> That's going to give back the productivity gain and more, while also decreasing my quality of life. Unfortunately though, what does that matter? Your employer does not care how do you feel. You are paid to bring them benefits, the
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
I knew people who had to take care of their children for their entire life, since they never grew up mentally above 6-years old kid. Answer I heard is hushed "Yes".
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Haskell MOOC(haskell.mooc.fi)
3 points by StefanBatory 4mo ago|0 comments
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by StefanBatory 4mo ago
Everyone says so, and then when you make even a single mistake in grammar, orthography or use weird phrasing, your entire point is disregarded. And currently many phrases we've been taught to use for formality are being seen as a sign
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by StefanBatory 5mo ago
Which part of "well-regulated militia" is difficult to understand? ;)
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GTFOBins(gtfobins.org)
389 points by StefanBatory 5mo ago|95 comments

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