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carabiner
5mo ago
As I get older I'm starting to realize, the Christians were right about everything.
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5mo ago
996 culture, and Zuck has a particular fondness for China, Chinese people due to his wife.
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5mo ago
The word is, Zuck is going through his midlife crisis (42 yo) and wants a tougher, more driven, and more masculine environment. Zuck has been pro-Trump for a while, and palling around with MMA guys. He's also open to importing 996 cult
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5mo ago
I was a contractor at Cisco as the only non-indian in my group. But, I think the entire floor (100+ people) was Indian except for me. I'd always heard of "toxic work environments" but was pretty dismissive, until working at C
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Korea Surpasses Canada as Seventh-Largest Stock Market
(bloomberg.com)
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5mo ago
I want to do whatever Costco people do.
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Seeing Birdsong
(lucioarese.net)
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5mo ago
Every damn time. The debate used to be idea vs. implementation. Today, it's all about implementation vs. audience/distribution. You can have 50 different people sell the exact same thing with wildly different outcomes. You can get
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5mo ago
I was following it pretty closely for anthropological reasons. There wasn't a single clear photo of a drone, just planes and helicopters, over the most densely populated area in the country. It was the same as UFOs. Not one clear photo
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6mo ago
Remember those new jersey drones that were all commercial planes?
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6mo ago
These apps never worked for me at my gym. The app successfully (it seemed) scanned my barcode on my gym card, but the gym's scanner never was able to pick it up from my phone's screen at max brightness, adjusting zoom etc.
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6mo ago
Joby actually claims their business is viable without significant advances in battery energy density. We'll see. I think this will be closer to an Eclipse Aviation business case than SpaceX.
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6mo ago
Japan did the same with tsunami records.
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6mo ago
Drones killing drones. No lives at stake any more. Like burning piles of money on the sidelines until one side runs out.
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6mo ago
Many factors in this. Heat islands from urbanization in Kyoto, different species bred for earlier blooming, etc.
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6mo ago
What about funding political causes with hundreds of millions of dollars? Same thing?
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6mo ago
Yeah this is annoying. Ten years ago hearing of Google cofounder turning right wing would sound like hell freezing over. I think this is deeply interesting to see how tech has been captured by big money politics like every other industry.
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Sergey Brin Moves to the Right, with a 'MAGA Girlfriend' by His Side
(nytimes.com)
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6mo ago
Every damn time, for chocolate, coffee, and red wine "studies."
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6mo ago
Lockdown was such a massive mistake. Masks are good, vaccines are good, shutting down everyone's lives in hopes of protecting already extremely unhealthy people, to which effectiveness was never established, was devastating to the worl
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6mo ago
I'm from 2207 and it's not a big deal.
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Naming software has gotten so much worse. We're just at full on random words now. Looking forward to next project management software called "Dumbbell" or something.
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6mo ago
It's not much worse than all the tracking adtech used by FAANG industry. Smartest people in the world working on these systems.
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6mo ago
The guy probably owns like 4,000 of these plugins and has factored in that 5% will get caught per year and makes bank from the rest of them.
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6mo ago
I think it's good. I've definitely seen resource inflation exactly that OP is alluding to in enterprise. A desire to have some huge cloud based solution with AWS, spark bla bla when a python script with pandas in a cron job was fa
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6mo ago
In Mexico you have quincenaras with like 500 people and a dress that's worn for 1 day that costs like $2,000.
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Jim Whittaker, first American to summit Everest, dies at 97
(seattletimes.com)
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This is what humans should be doing with their lives, and not spending 8 hours/day staring at screens. I'm so serious.
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6mo ago
Is there any quick test I can do to see if I can innately determine tones like this? If I fail said test, I can know that I'm not cut out for guitar.
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6mo ago
He's absolutely right, and that's not just insightful, that's prescient.
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