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by cheschire 6mo ago
Maybe I’m being too specific in my interpretation of GP’s use of the word “understanding” I interpreted it to be an understanding derived from experience from having done the job, but now after your message I could see it meaning an underst
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by cheschire 6mo ago
> If you want to be a manager you have to understand the jobs of people you manage. What? No you don’t. You have to know how to identify people you can trust, how to establish and grow that trust with them, and how to maintain that trust
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I don’t think it’s missing, I just think it’s seen as a liability, and American society has been known to absolutely obliterate people who are liable. Everyone thinks they have the right to judge, and use the massive amounts of available
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Caffeine is healthy. Caffeine is unhealthy. Caffeine is healthy again. Eggs are healthy. Eggs are unhealthy. Etc etc etc. There’s a reason articles like this exist. Things change.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Perhaps the community could band together and crowdsource the moderation action through flags. Kidding.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Even caffeine has an LD50!
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Many legit users have a license applied to their Microsoft account that predates the current situation. That is to say, a license carried over from windows 10 and possibly as far back as windows 7, since there was a time where Microsoft was
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by cheschire 6mo ago
These suggestions are like telling someone that that is being harassed to maybe wear something different. While it would, yes, likely avoid the problem happening again, it shifts the responsibility to the party that should not be at fault.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
You may be surprised to learn some of the employed adults on this site were born after the 90’s.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I’m getting tired of the grayscale colors of the 2010’s too. I could use more brown and beige in my life.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
While the underlying intent behind bringing awareness to microaggressions is likely pure, it has a tendency to promote a level of hypersensitivity which is a net negative for society. It’s often more beneficial to bring an open mindedness t
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I’m sure many of us are reminded immediately of the old Top Gear auto football matches: https://youtu.be/SIeu7_-iwdw
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by cheschire 6mo ago
My “cool off” comment was a bad pun too
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Wherever I'm going, I'll be there to apply the formula. I'll keep the secret intact. It's simple arithmetic. It's a story problem. If a new car built by my company leaves Chicago traveling west at 60 miles per hour,
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I’m sorry too. my stupid jokes in response to yours earlier were just me taking advantage of bad fan puns but others seem to have jumped on the downvote bandwagon.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
How would you overcome the data source trust issue? In open data collection you either fingerprint the data to ensure validity or you anonymize the data to provide security, but striking the balance between the two seems like the biggest of
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by cheschire 6mo ago
You seem a bit stuffy. Might need to cool off.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
When people pay a large amount of money for something that means they wanted the thing more another thing. Money just provides the method to defer value transfer. When the person paying the money is rich, the other thing they are foregoing
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I think the joke blew right past you.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
It’s a de-googled spyware app in case you’re looking to diversify your personal information loss portfolio across multiple firms.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I appreciate the vote of confidence but to be clear I just set it up on auto-reinvest for 24 months. There’s an initial setup every two years but the rest is mindless. Maybe you’re right though. I maintain a non-trivial amount of data in my
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by cheschire 6mo ago
I find a T-bill ladder works best for me. I keep half my emergency savings in 4 week bills. Given that my emergency savings is intended to sustain me for months, I can easily access the back half of my savings over the course of 4 weeks as
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Surprised more people aren’t aware of Montague. https://www.montaguebikes.com/
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Okay, but then by that logic a person making only $20k would break even at about an hour. Are you suggesting that someone making $20k should be spending $200/mo on Claude?
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by cheschire 6mo ago
It works over TCP too. No need for radio hijinx. So you basically eliminate futzing around with the hard parts until you understand the reticulum network itself. Basically work your way down the OSI model instead of working your way up it.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
More like “we need to lower median salary”
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by cheschire 6mo ago
How many folks within five to ten years of retirement do you talk to? If you’re surrounded by people under 50, you probably wouldn’t hear much about it.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
> the government is captured by rich crime-loving assholes It’s funny how fast average joe complains when a lack of economic growth slows down their 401k’s though… Edit: Apparently I’m surrounded by non-standard Joe
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by cheschire 6mo ago
The Vision Pro was a big bet that failed. But they tried.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
If some language conveys meaning successfully, it ultimately doesn’t matter what the rules are.

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