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cl0rkster
4y ago
Wait... So the right combinations of gutteral vocalization will make me "part of your team"? Will the right gutteral tense make you what you really are? An overpaid and worthless influence on any society other than that if the ric
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Biggest difference... If you're machine doesn't give you the expected result... You go on a little meat bag tantrum and effect no change or slightly negative change
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Categorization is not science... It's just what children do to group things and comprehend them... Like your machine
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4y ago
If I had to name my own species in my own heart language... Weed be "the dangling particables of eternity that never child have been".... If you know French... The tense is a rough shod of PLUS QUE PARFAIT
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Oh geez... I just forgot to finish my thought so that others might understand. Instead... I was just so taken by the potential number of readers...
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4y ago
Also... I have daddy issues. You're lack of approval makes me want to support Donald Trump. JK... it'd be that easy to destroy your politics, though
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4y ago
I think Linus should do what he did when surveillance by horrific regimes came up in interview. Did the NSA force you to introduce backdoors?
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4y ago
I appreciate the comment. Is that supposed to matter to me? What is your purpose?
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4y ago
"science is verifiable" argument to follow. It's not my fault English is a dog shit language. Of course anything learned (or worth learning) is repeatable. That doesn't make it the end all be all of a subject. Dissent ag
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"usefully uncovering the constant and unique curiosities of our machine" == SCIENCE (no loaded, accredited, or incomplete thing will be treated as truth... Just useful)
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4y ago
Isn't the point of science to admit that we can't verify a thing, but we find utility in understanding it better? Asking for a friend who avoided the field and had so much to offer.
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4y ago
My favorite was the one person who claimed their title defines scientific authority telling us about "the incredible ability to forget" (or some such loaded terms)... I'm a man of science and as has been discussed many times
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4y ago
To clarify... I'm human... But I've read no better description of my human experience than how these letter soup machines are named and described. Sentiment and sentience? Those are big words for people who like smelling their own
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Quick... The meat bags are doing that unique thing in history where they discuss and condemn themselves with no sense of irony. I doubt a third party will be necessary for anything in their case other than damage reduction as they exit the
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How about the current DATE formats based on the EPOCH. Hell, they knew there was nothing to it, but some backstreet performances inspired my Y2K formative years where my normal, kind, religious mother became a hoarder that destroyed everyth
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Being "mentally ill" and having the specifics of that diagnosis changed every time the DSM does due to social pressure (from homosexual/bipolar DSM 4 to schizo in DSM 5), I honestly think "mentally ill" has just bec
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6y ago
Ask HN: Newly remote workers... Do you work an 8 hour day and give the same effort 5 days a week, or do you lack discipline and are going on a spending spree... Hopefully you don't have a family
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Ask HN: Newly remote workers... Are you so dumb as to make two major life changes at once?
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6y ago
Also... Learn sign language. Some of the most beautiful and overlooked people are non-verbal. I've met several truly speechless people who had families that never learned to sign. It's sad for them.
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Probably not what you were seeking, but I have to imagine it would be similar to long periods I have spent in a non-verbal state. Being allowed to exist and just smile or laugh as a "part" of the conversation around me was like su
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If you missed it, that was my best 7-year old hack at Greek philosophy :)
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First off, having a seven year old, I thank you for your words. They resonate with me. I think perhaps arguing about the arbitrary nature of definitions will devolve into pedantry. While you are completely correct (e.g. the meaning of &quo
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I hear you. The good will and love of your children is something even death can't take, though. Money can't be banked beyond the grave. No religion. Just Pascal's wager in effect. I'm hardly an abused slave ready for v
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The way I personally use it may differ from my other coworkers, but there's a heading for each day. I start the day by copying everything up from the previous day that wasn't completed, then I prioritize the bullet points and high
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I agree completely. Reading these responses, there's a lot of negativity to communicating with your manager. While I've been in times that I completely understand this, I chose my latest job purely on manager. It pays less and I c
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I'm confused. Perhaps you could clarify how honing your skills to be valuable as a remote worker is somehow the gateway to the rich eating all of us. My personal experience with remote work is that it allows me to be present as a fath
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It's very common with people around and over roughly 40. We weren't raised on texting and social media. Usage of voicemail only goes up with the age of my friends. Vocal communication is very efficient when clarity is important.
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I love when the "Good Mythical Morning" guys demonstrated the effect for entertainment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB2rEddp-Oo
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There are already some novel applications of this. It is extremely useful to use Google's screening service for unknown numbers that might be a call I'm expecting from a new number. I can't recall the last time I actually l
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6y ago
just search for "tesseract GUI". if you are more technical, you can write code around tesseract. for what you get for free, it's really impressive what Google has done with this in just a few years to make it something that
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