baked_ziti

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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I actually don't believe this. The idea that the army of webdevs that find employment for the first time were recruited out of school strikes me as silly. In addition, your response directly contradicts the other responses, so someon
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Don't use the web on your phone.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I don't know about google search results, which I wouldn't trust for something like this. But I just logged back into indeed, searched 'new graduate software engineer' and the vast majority, as in nearly every ad, was a
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I have seen nearly zero job postings for positions that could be filled by new college grads. There are numerous postings seeking interns. There are quite a few require 1-3 years experience. There are many seeking qualified professionals.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> associations, especially in nutritional epidemiology, is trash: > I think you really need to reconsider where you're getting you're data from... I'm going to go with established medical science on this one. > Most
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> A Brutalist library can give one the sense that it houses the knowledge of hundreds of generations. Or it can resemble a turkey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robarts_Library Brutalist structures are hideously ugl
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> With keto you can have as much fibre as you like as long as it's not paired with carbs. Plants, which are extremely high in carbs, are where fiber comes from. High intake of saturated fat is associated with heart disease.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
The keto diet is a low fiber high saturated fat intake diet. The effects of low fiber consumption and high intake of saturated fat are well established, and they certainly aren't inflammation reducers. Also, fasting is not without ri
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> women were over-represented in software development compared to men This is a narrative I see taking hold in the past few years but I'm not convinced that prior to the 1980s women were the majority of software developers. My impr
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> Taking white dudes down a notch, I have no issue with that Then you should have no problem dismissing the author and the content of his essay.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> There is a real-world danger to this aestheticizing attitude toward linguistic study, this appeal to “beauty” and “pleasure.” I can't imagine feeling this way and being a classicist. Like, why even bother? > Brexit > Trump
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> Like I said. Needlessly contentious.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/2402 Well that seemed needlessly contentious. What a shame.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I guess you're right, your experience is universal. SystemD really IS where that comes from.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Void Linux is a nice alternative which defaults to runit. I feel like I'll probably end up in the same spot though, switching to BSD.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I agree. I think it's rambling but it's not horrible. I think > It was a dark and stormy night. or even > It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents. are actually excellent. I like the rest of it as well.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Can someone tell me what the Mishima quotation has to do with the content of the article.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Yes, they go together. Sociopaths are low in empathy but excellent at perceiving the emotional state of others.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I actually don't believe it's possible to, in any meaningful way, perceive and vicariously experience the emotions of others and to continue to carry any deep hostility, or to do so and not feel some degree of compassion. Sociopat
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
That's not being highly empathetic, that's being exactly like every other person. Also, unironically taking joy in someone else's misfortune is pretty mean.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Perceptiveness is not empathy, or else we wouldn't need another word for it. Hatred and empathy are not on the same ends of the emotional spectrum. The ability to perceive others emotions and simultaneously carry toward them feelings
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Highly empathetic people should be the ones most able to empathize with people who are deeply unpleasant. Else they wouldn't be highly empathetic. > Maybe highly empathetic people don't like assholes. Nobody likes assholes...
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> we have a hard time defining the minimums of free speech. In what sense? Legally, for example, we don't.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I think that taking unironic pleasure at the misfortune of others, or wishing others harm, and the capacity to do so, is the literal opposite of empathy. > Some cultures still eat dog - you don't think they can love their children?
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> According to the study, it seems that people with high empathy are more often people with high empathy towards their in-group...and a lack of empathy for the out-group. I'd argue that it isn't really empathy at all...just a m
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
The word does seem to be taking on a different meaning as time goes on. People seem to intend for it to mean "care and consideration for the ingroup as I define it." Which is of course, not its actual meaning.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
I don't know if they ship to the UK but I have had outstanding experiences with monoprice. For a few categories of items I go there now always instead of amazon.
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
Which part is a lie?
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
They're literally all over this very discussion. I am a systemd detractor and I happily use Void with runit, so I would really never say that we don't have anything else. I don't know what the magical features are of the e
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by baked_ziti 7y ago
> You always have control over your own actions By your logic the person who is offended has it entirely within their power not to be offended. Since in this scenario they are the one having the more extreme emotional reaction, perhaps

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