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by aerhardt 3y ago
I like how they mentioned Gilbreth instead of the arguably better-known Taylor - the one actually concerned with time -, lest the uneducated reader grasp the reference.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Ok but yesterday I was on a plane coding and I wouldn’t have minded having GPT4 as it is today available to me.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Whether it’s anonymized or not, if this is real, it’s fucking dystopian.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I’m on a similar boat, but for all we know, for each of us there might be ten new users who have recently flocked to the site and don’t give a damn.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I agree, and I’m thrilled about it. I love programming but while I’ve had bouts of enjoyment coding “in the small”, it’s my least favorite part. I love systems and software architecture, and seeing things come to life above all else. ChatGP
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by aerhardt 3y ago
It's not a even Southern thing for most people working office jobs and many other common jobs.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
This is a myth, the vast majority of working people in Spain do not take siesta on workdays. On weekends sure.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Most people working office jobs or otherwise common jobs do not.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Milei has a singular focus on curbing hyperinflation, an objective no other politician in recent Argentine history has shown any interest in, and he's using a multi-pronged approach to do so. Some of his policies have been fairly sophi
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Very interesting. I doubt you'd need to convince many Poles today that a market economy - with its shortcomings and all - is better than a centralized one.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
The article says that the main cause of poverty is the rising of prices, which is precisely Milei's obsession. There is no indication in the article as to how his policies are going to stall, or am I missing something? I'd agree n
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Sorry to nitpick on this tangential detail, but what does “reduced sentence” entail? On paper it sounds like many people would rather take the secret to their graves.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I had forgotten about that one - it was actually my favorite cut too. The chorus is indeed a banger - extremely creative. I think Mirror Mirror was the more popular track because it had an anthem quality to it. Easier to sing with your frie
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I knew they had done that but had never listened to it. Love me some Scorpions and of course Berlin Philarmoniker is cream of the crop.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
> Have you literally never been on a metal forum? Is it common to talk about data science in metal forums?
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I've commented on a lot of tangential topics in this thread, but regarding the article, I find the clustering really impressive. I know a lot of these bands and going by feel I broadly agree with a lot of the groupings. Perhaps it&#x
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Here in Spain they were arguably the biggest power metal band ever. Shirts with their art were very common - a tier below Maiden shirts, but putting up a respectable fight in popularity. They also filled some of the best venues - not stadiu
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I don't know if it's that bad... In my experience the English lyrics from these euro power metal bands are ~98% good, but then there's the odd line that has you reach for a thesaurus to see if that's real English or they
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Only in Hacker News would I find a post about data science and power metal. Geeky af, but rad!
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I don't think Mägo de Oz was power metal, but their early 2000s material definitely had some influences, since power metal was such an important current in European metal at the time.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I can't tell from your comment whether you're saying that there were no power metal bands in the Basque Country, or more broadly in Spain... If it's the latter: there was absolutely a power metal scene in Spain. Avalanch, War
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Not my favorite band by a stretch, but Gamma Ray is 100% power metal, and nothing in it reminds me remotely of Pet Shop Boys... If anything, it's the unshakeable Helloween influence that brings the melodic happy metal vibes.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I can't listen to music with vocals at work, but I still listen to power metal 20 years later in quite a few contexts - gym, car, walk, simply active listening. I can't argue with the quality of the lyrics being cringey though. I&
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I found power metal when I was a kid because one of the things I like the most about rock and metal are operatic but growly vocals. I consider some of the singers in this list, like Jorn Lande (Masterplan, Ark), Oliver Hartmann (At Vance) a
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by aerhardt 3y ago
A pity, because there was a vibrant power metal scene here in the 90s and 2000s. They mostly sang in Spanish though.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
I love Jetbrains products to bits but they better shift gears with their AI integration strategy.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Wouldn't trust the craftsmanship, better to cremate.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
The point still stands, any self-respecting job platform should be able to verify agents.
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Point taken but the job platforms must be doing a terrible job with countermeasures. I don’t think in many cases these countermeasures need to be that advanced, it doesn’t sound particularly hard for a job posting website to verify that s
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by aerhardt 3y ago
Personally had an order of magnitude better experience with Udemy than Packt. Hard to find advanced content on Udemy but there’s a lot of beginner content that I’d consider rigorous for its level - can’t say the same about Packt.

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