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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
Just wanted to say: I think (unironically) this is a good idea
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
One is career related: I always keep coming back to the Cormen algorithms book because of its clarity and beauty of explanation. Sure, you can find explanations on places like geeksforgeeks, but they will never match the clarity of the form
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> Arthur Schopenhauer - The World as Will and Representation. Actually just ordered this about a week ago. Read a couple articles about him and got the impression that he shares a lot with early Christianity (and also Buddhism) > Marc
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Is There Too Much ‘Mental Health’ Awareness in the United States? – NYT(nytimes.com)
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
You're not wrong, main difference is between big companies vs smaller ones. Big name brands can afford to shell out more, but sometimes you see the smaller shitty dropshippers trying to get more visibility by hyping the hell out of a s
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> as the best sock for that person is unlikely to be the most promoted one. not necessarily. I don't see how there could be a correlation between the two. When you see "sponsored" on a listing, that doesn't tell you h
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> Aside from being an endless game of whack-a-mole, I feel the race to deplatform undermines ideological diveristy and other key civic values. There are differing degrees of acceptability. If we're talking about the type of content
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> who are not representing the real emotions people feel here. Which is almost certainly tolerant indifference. Is that indifference coming from a place of awareness, or a place of ignorance of the whole situation? If the content of thes
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
Why do the people here have so much skepticism towards this sort of reporting? Like do you have any idea what kind of content is hosted on these sites? The main headline on the news site they allude to is this: "Big Tech to Increase Su
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
I mean, if employers actually paid people a commensurate amount for work they do outside of the 8-5, we wouldn't be seeing this problem. Sounds like the wsj and their ilk want to have their cake and eat it too. It's a shame that t
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> And there is another thing too -- you can't deny that a black woman has had a vastly difference life experience than a white man, even if those two people have all the same job relevant qualifications otherwise. And frankly I&#x27
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
Finding a more commensurate representation of underrepresented groups is a laudable goal, but if it means systemically discriminating against Asians or Hispanics then it's really a tongue in cheek effort If we assume (rightly) that ame
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
Part of affirmative action (AA) involves addressing some of the issues specific to american society, I have no clue how diversity is handled outside the US but would love to hear someone else's experience To a certain degree prejudice
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
I mean, in full stack engineering (from my exp) you work primarily with rest and don't ever make use of lower level networking details. maybe it's different for someone working in networking or a more specific subfield. It might&#
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
what even is devops in the first place? Like is it just IT for deployments with a bunch of management lingo tacked on? like how are there people in the industry working on this sort of thing who can't code? It just bugs me, I talked wi
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
What knowledge is "in and of itself" means nothing because it exists in a context, the only thing that matters in the case of knowledge (or anything) is what's done with it and how it is useful
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
you're sort of assuming what I mean by "equality" I'm not talking about leveling, I'm talking about something more like job applications that are completely race-sex-etc blind, where that signal isn't even allo
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by cetahfh14615 4y ago
> ignorance is never better than knowledge this is a moral judgement and a strong claim. I can think of a few types of knowledge off the top of my head that aren't making the world a better place Something like learning how to tie a