cirrus3

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by cirrus3 4y ago
> future dividend payments may be made to uninsured depositors "may" If they get their get their money back it only reinforces the bad choices here. Let them fail. The world doesn't really need these the vast majority of t
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by cirrus3 4y ago
If they were dumb enough to risk that much money uninsured, what does that say about their decision making competency in general? What other decisions are these companies making with my data? If a company got caught up in this, maybe they w
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by cirrus3 4y ago
"in the future"... I think that sums it up pretty well.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Hah, nope.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
"It's not your fault, but it is your problem."
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Consider taking a closer look at your "constant depression" issue. Burnout may in fact be the reason, but what if you come back and realize it wasn't? You say it isn't the specifically the job too... Taking work off coul
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Go for it. You have PLENTY of savings to do this. Money should not the concern. At your age, I don't see any concern with taking the time off. If you were much younger or much older, MAYBE there would be some concern about the employme
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by cirrus3 4y ago
I have to assume this /s =) How is that risky? He is 28... a vast majority of people in their 40s have far far less than that and are not "out on the street". OP could spend all 665k in the next 6-12 months and still be in a
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by cirrus3 4y ago
You jumped right into that "spend time posting some version of "so what?"", didn't you?
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Roku displays Faces of Death on home screen more prominently than PBS Kids(imgur.com)
1 points by cirrus3 4y ago|4 comments
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by cirrus3 4y ago
To be clear, I don't care about what channels Roku provides or what content those channels have. Users are in control of what channels they add and that is fine. The troubling part is that ads for un-added channels and their content is
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Yep. They cause more problems than they solve. No one likes making or using SPAs.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
"Suddenly"? I don't know any users who liked them ever, and that has been a long time now. Designers and clients seemed to like them. Not users or developers.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
nope. That filter already happened years ago on snapchat. It doesn't have the same effect at all. Teens can see themselves as old all day long and it is impossible for them to really react to it in the same way because it hasn't h
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by cirrus3 4y ago
- Hey check out this AI tiktok feature - You mean advanced image processing? - blank stare. uh... ok, whatever, it's really cool - It is advanced image processing, not "AI" - yea, so anyway, check this out
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by cirrus3 4y ago
It's not really worth arguing about the definition of "AI". All the things you listed as "not AI" could just as easily be a list describing what "AI" can do. Sure, there are more technical terms for these
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by cirrus3 4y ago
yea, training it on some actual photos would really take this up a notch, a huge notch. The reactions would be 1000% more heavy, and they are already pretty heavy
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by cirrus3 4y ago
macOS may be a bit behind iOS in terms of support for the latest stuff... but Apple is pretty clear that Swift and SwiftUI is the way to go for new apps (Mac and iOS). I hope this works out for you, but you may find yourself rewriting and r
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Is this a common occurrence, or just being watched and reported on more actively due to recent events?
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by cirrus3 4y ago
I laughed at "a little known state in the US", but yea, I read it as Los Angeles
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by cirrus3 4y ago
I searched for "Hot Chip" and all the recommendations were other Hot Chip songs... is that normal? I was expecting different artists, and honestly not expecting any songs by the same artist.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Yep, my first thought was why nothing was done at the water heater level if the full-hot is way too hot.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Why is there no mention of the water heater temp control? If the water is way too hot on one end, you need to calibrate your input before worrying about the control of the output.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
I had this happen too. I started a spreadsheet to keep track just to show my bosses that I wasn't crazy, something seemed very off. The excuses I got were more questionable than these. I got very lucky when they were let go as part of
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Yes, I do, but I've worked at the same small (relative to a FAANG) company for over 12 years (20+ years working professionally). During that time I've proven myself have good ideas even when they are controversial, perform above a
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Well that escalated quickly... "There once was a man from Nantucket." > 1. He had a dog named "Nantucket." > 2. He lived in a place called a “Scituate.” > 3. All year long, he would look down at his penis, and s
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by cirrus3 4y ago
Agree
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by cirrus3 4y ago
> A woman in Oregon awoke from dental surgery to find she had a British accent. > The doctor said it was caused by the anesthesia, but I think she’s just trying to cover up the fact that she’s a lesbian.
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by cirrus3 4y ago
please stop trying
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by cirrus3 4y ago
I think you just re-discovered what people actually do when they say they do TDD.

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