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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Cassius couldn't shut his mouth cos he was scared, real men don't need to constantly prove their worth to everyone like he did. Watch him try to antagonise Joe Louis who just pulled a gun out and shit the ceiling, Ali was off like
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Is it? I can't find a list of job titles but I saw it included manufacturing industries...
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Probably the most aspiringly poncey of all the commonwealth nations, rich given that "cunt" is more popular in Australia than han any other English speaking nation
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> I am a musician but I, never in my life, have any idols whatsoever. Let's hear this music then.... What's the guessing it's not very good.
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
But why do I have be prohibited from it just because you have an unintelligible feeling it's bad somehow?
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Why is nobody suing them if it's such an open and shut case?
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> For example, changing a nozzle on a bambu printer is a 15 second job. Unless it randomly blocks itself.... I spend so much time on that shit
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
They are better than all the other tripe at that level
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Horses as a pet obviously weren't affected by the internal combustion engine lol you can't swap out a two stroke for old long features
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> Blacksmiths, wheelwrights, and wainwrights transitioned to auto mechanic or carpentry work. Not the same as the horse and cart operator, for various reasons... Maybe the wheelwright? But even that seems like a specialism of carpentry &
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> Entry-level jobs are an obvious place to look things that can be cut to create an AI budget. Kitchen potwasher, day labourer, apprentice welder etc none of these entry level jobs are affected by an LLM. But nobody on HN works in those
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> But individual companies don’t have aligned incentives. Be realistic. Would you start a business and risk it's viability giving away free training to the public? No, and neither would anyone else.
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Did horse and cart operators ever get their jobs back?
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
Send them some subsidies from those large American coffers then, and they won't need to
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by bcjdjsndon 1mo ago
> The point is that some people didn't realize contracting was a step up, not a step down. What do you think is so magical about working fixed term? The pay used to be better but it's levelled out now. If the pay isn't bet
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> Now you want me to go back to the office every day, losing that two hours, for no more money? If that's the choice probably not, but fuck me, just move or get a closer job if you hate the commute. Sounds like you live somewhere wi
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
Virginia, TBF it was years ago maybe they've all slimmed down
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
Most of England outside London requires a car to buy anything... It's your massive portions of food and how surprisingly cheap it is compared to Europe. And maybe you have more grape drink fake shit than we do
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> taking 10 minutes rather than just opening teams and joining the meeting in time. I love how you couldn't think of an example of work other than a teams meeting lol is that all you do WFH then?
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
What, because of the doge meme?
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> A good actor is one that is not trying to show porn to children and follows the law. It's been happening since the 1800s non stop.... I know it's wrong to show kids porn etc but what's the actual damage it does?
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
Security services would certainly have an easier time in such a world
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> It seems plain old social media is the actual damaging thing to come from the internet. Ah come on man used by billions it should have killed hundreds of thousands by now if what they say is true about it
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
Just like c++ thought threads wasn't a std library concern and then later changed they minds, rust will also change tac I predict
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> Who is funding this security audit? Are folks supposed to volunteer their free time? Same people who keep the whole rust project going, a lot of those are volunteers aren't they? Not mad to think they could do the same for core pa
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> Separately, why do some commenters think that their personal experience is representative of Everyone Without unsolicited personal opinions, there wouldn't be much conversation. And what then, have only people state verifiable tru
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> WFH people want to do work Debatable. They take issue with getting dressed and acting appropriately in an office, I can't imagine they're particularly hard working people given a commute is a hard no for them. You'll com
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> Reminds me of the folks I tell I work in "IT", and they think I fix printers all day. Nah you also come on comment sections to brag about a wage you got decades ago. Times have changed old man
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
Slaves can live long lives, why not find yourself a master? Oh right, living a long time isn't actually all that matters now that you think about it
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by bcjdjsndon 2mo ago
> I generally like my coworkers and we get along, but that's not worth a 2 hour round trip in the car How can you be fine with having 0 interest in a job but commuting is some kind of deal breaker? You managed to man up about the re

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