boogieknite

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by boogieknite 10d ago
first ill address your point and anecdotally i think this is sort of how "normal" people apologize now. i find it gross, personally, but its so ubiquitous ive learned to tune it out why i actually replied: would have been an excel
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by boogieknite 10d ago
im like you, simply out of apathy. but i immediately thought, "if were the coffee shop owner, would i rather experience a silent decline in business or face public outrage but have an opportunity for redemption?" ive been called e
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by boogieknite 12d ago
i think one can be in Sketchers but who is into Sketchers?
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by boogieknite 15d ago
could also say a corroded civilization makes vulnerable people feel bad and drugs make them feel good
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by boogieknite 16d ago
i consider a sign of maturity in myself that i always defer to adapting my software to fit how the user is trying to interact with it. the sign of immaturity is that my deference masks internally screaming, "why would you want that!? w
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by boogieknite 17d ago
have one coworker whose clearly lost some ability to think critically because of their overreliance, near obsession, with llm chats. slightly worried they might lose their job another coworker seems to be early on a similar path but has mad
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by boogieknite 17d ago
youre comment is getting to the real economic future: nursing unions will not sit back and let this happen. if the "productivity fantasies" (well said) are real this will get ugly. the competent nurses where i live are in strong u
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by boogieknite 26d ago
its been decades since visiting Austria but when i visited Freiburg 5 years ago it seemed like there were only birds where people were feeding them and our walks in the black forest were noticeably quiet because we heard NO bugs. the lack o
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by boogieknite 29d ago
im like you where i become so caught up in the image in my head that i lose track of my surroundings when engaging in small talk i make eye contact and have been told im very easy to talk to when discussing something im interested in, i sta
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by boogieknite 1mo ago
the short story The Pill plays out a world full of people who reason similarly, among many other things. https://escapepod.org/2022/11/03/escape-pod-861-the-pill-par...
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by boogieknite 1mo ago
it can do nurse thinking at an accuracy certain to get sued into the sun
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by boogieknite 1mo ago
i was humbled by peers smarter than me fairly early so i havent seen myself as the smart one since i was 13 now ive discovered i have a social issue where i assume everyone is on the same page and assume that if i spell out a logical conclu
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by boogieknite 1mo ago
its not magic its just some nature and nurture. i like wfh bc most of my relationships growing up were distracting troublemakers and slackers. when i had time to myself i noticed i actually accomplished things and then when i worked with ot
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by boogieknite 1mo ago
> But if you’re my colleague and we’re in a Slack discussion and you post a wall of Claude output, then I’m afraid I received a different message than you intended. i have what ill call a "condition" where i fear assuming someo
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
"Bikers on Road" sign only object in the middle of the bike lane during a construction project which isnt impacting the bike lane. Portland OR staple. could be cultural? seen Portlands affinity for irony mentioned before
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
its truly crazy. game days for sports take even more time lucky she has you who considers this. speaking from experience: think about trying to handle that with parents who dont have time management skills
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
love that Standford started using "workslop" and i hope it makes its way to the general lexicon asap because my fury builds at every one of these pdf "summaries" my teammates send the most depressing part of this for me
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
with most plants its more like were eating their eggs. Not many plants require eating the whole thing instead of the fruiting body. i think an argument to stop uprooting plants entirely makes sense but really the impact of going from beef t
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
something about this comment evokes the wisdom of everything ive read (not THAT much and im not artistic AT ALL) on the nature of art. i want to cross stitch this comment and hang it in my office
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
totally. ive made some 10 pagers documenting topics ive THOROUGHLY considered and had my work peers review. same as you, the purpose is to point at it 5 years from now and say "the answers in there" but when my coworker pays to c
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
my coworker presented a 93 page pdf for a project plan entirely created by $230 of Claude's deep learning. i hope i wasnt too mean while asking him variations of "what now? what do i do with this?" the answer is obvious: read
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
im getting more of a "books are better than movies" feeling from the review. pretty weary take because, yeah, duh. Everyone whos read a book and then seen the adaptation figured this out when they were 9 reading Tolkien
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
imo cyclists are different than commuter bikers and the former have a seeming tendency to prefer routes with no bike lane
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
at my first office job my coworkers quickly informed me i had a bizarre habit of staring at the ceiling before performing a burst of effort. i find loosening my visual focus helps me visualize concepts and idea, no idea when or how i picked
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
im right-handed and was taught to write by a left-handed parent so i have a goofy technique where i have my hand above the line like a lefty. this causes me to write the letter "s" backwards, from bottom to top
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
exactly. i just tell them something that translates to potential marginal increases in utilization and reduction in costs like automated workflows etc
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
yes and also my spouse and i have the opposite where we enjoy listening to 89.5 whenever we pass through Seattle. we find the amateur students who try to sound smart and cool really endearing and entertaining
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
even worse when managers, while sharing their screen, read an assertion from Gemini and take as fact. puts subordinates in a position where theyre responsible for challenging the assertion (if warranted) and, in a way, challenge their manag
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
happened to me when scraping together a down payment for a house offer during the low interest rates 5 years back. parents completely understood the interest rates were basically a winning lotto ticket that would never come again in our lif
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by boogieknite 2mo ago
have a large extended family almost entirely living in the Seattle area while i grew up in rural Oregon i moved out after high school and did my best to stay out (of course occasionally life has other plans). nearly all of my 30ish Seattle

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