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by beardedetim 4y ago
> so I know who to avoid This is a good point! I think that the concept of "who do I want to associate with" is a different way to view things than "everyone I see in the world needs to treat me with agency" I have a
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by beardedetim 5y ago
https://timonapath.com Trying to be open and honest about my life and thoughts. It's all static behind NGINX with some markdown to HTML scripts at build time.
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by beardedetim 5y ago
> Why should developers unionize? I love not being in a union. If my company starts dicking me around I'll quit and find another job. Why does the former preclude the latter? > Besides, if I do something so bad my boss wants to f
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I know one of the programmers that built Origami for ORNL and the DoH https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/913790 seems to go down this path. It is doable and they were able to beat IBM Watson to find some thing or
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by beardedetim 5y ago
There used to be a tool I used that just downloaded all the files of a site locally that the browser requested. Would that be enough here or are you imagining something like it also points all the links to be local and goes and saves future
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I think we're seeing _many_ people's health be raised in the past ~30yrs. Maybe not Americans/Western Europeans but I would venture to guess that _most_ people are now living _healthier_ lives than they were 30 years ago _glo
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I would imagine, if I had info on _every aspect of a human's life_, such as their email, their documents and photos, their messages, their browsing history, etc, that I could tell what _they_ meant by "best" _at that moment_.
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I thought Iran had some democratic elected leaders until US backed insurgents ousted them? Is that not true?
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by beardedetim 5y ago
Location: Tennessee, US Remote: yes. Only open to Remote at this time. Willing to relocate: no but I will work remotely in any UTC-0 through UTC-9 timezone. Technolgies: Used Daily: Web (JS/TS, HTML/CSS), Node.JS, Database/Ca
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by beardedetim 5y ago
What are the odds that you wake up tomorrow and the world's gone to ash? Probably really unlikely. Compared to 5 days ago they're a million times more likely, sure. But a million times a really really really really and I mean real
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by beardedetim 5y ago
Where else should we go to but the official information? I agree it's not great and as faulty as humans so where can I find information about these things that is great and not faulty?
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by beardedetim 5y ago
It sure feels like I'm eating steak...
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I really want a machine that monitors me and tells me "yo dude, you're Hella depressed. Don't take any of your thoughts too seriously" or "you're super happy. Don't make any big choices without asking your
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by beardedetim 5y ago
Why not? I agree we currently don't but why shouldn't we?
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I agree with you on paper but have a really hard time viewing my current relationship with any State as that of which I have power. Nor do I see myself with any _limited State_ having any power. Nor do I see myself as having _any_ ability t
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I agree and am wondering for my own edification: What _would_ make a pattern? Is it possible to make any negative predictions without falling into the Slippery Slope?
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I don't think it's the plaintiff. It's John Doe, here by referenced as Plaintiff.
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I don't want to get paid to write code. I want to get paid to solve problems. My least favorite type of problem to solve is "how do I explain ABC solution in Language 123". I hate it even more when ABC solution is working per
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by beardedetim 5y ago
My body being in pain and my brain enjoying working the body are not at odds with each other. In my experience trying to become an ultra runner, its not that I enjoy the pain. I enjoy the workout. I enjoy the run while my body is in pain, n
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by beardedetim 5y ago
For sure agree these are totally different and the space between them vast! I was asking directly about a specific use-case so that I can better understand your perspective on who is responsible for the bits stored on a hard drive.
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by beardedetim 5y ago
Are you saying that if _any one of those_ things isn't true that it's _not my responsibility_ for the bits on that machine? I am losing the thread here a bit and am not clear on what you are trying to say or how you're answer
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by beardedetim 5y ago
If I wanted to start a media hosting service for me and my community (_local, only within an N-block radius of my hosting device_), who would you expect to be held liable if the hard drives associated with that device held something illegal
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by beardedetim 5y ago
> Where do you think that hypocrisy comes from? Me and my brother watched the Super Bowl last night, me rooting for he Rams and him for the Bengals. We saw the same play happen live, resulting in the Bengals getting a penalty for holding
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by beardedetim 5y ago
HTTP status codes are important.
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I have a strong feeling that deno will be the io of our age: important for pushing node forward and ultimately be brought into node proper but not worth investing any apps/projects onto.
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Virtual events platform Hopin cuts 12% of staff, [for] ‘sustainable growth’(techcrunch.com)
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by beardedetim 5y ago
> doesn't mean there aren't smart people in government. agreed and I was flippant to make a point. I did not mean to say there aren't smart people in government. But I would venture to say that people who understand ML&#x2
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by beardedetim 5y ago
> Show me how this works, now. Let's say we had this. We had some ML/AI team go up to Congress/DoJ and show them some tensors, some "back propagating LSTM" horseshit. How does that help the people that don't
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by beardedetim 5y ago
I don't have any data to back this up but my overall feeling/ideology is that we can't have groups larger than some number. I like Dunbar's number [1] as a rough guess but am more than happy to raise it to something like
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by beardedetim 5y ago
100% agree. There is conflict between tribes and that something that I am not clear on how to fix as nothing other than violence seems to help ensure _my_ tribe doesn't get killed off. In my perfect world, it is Mutually Assured Destru

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