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by debacle 2y ago
non-video link: https://www.reddit.com/r/AMA/comments/1e9qk2s/i_worked_for_m...
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Children have died because they didn't know professional wrestling was fake. Something like half of young kids want to become streamers when they grow up. It's an important conversation to have.
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Many/most online personalities are frauds. Being genuine is exceptionally boring and unprofitable. Being hyped so often, always taking things to their extreme, being exceptionally provocative, etc is exhausting but the meat and potatoe
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When does this type of censorship (yes, that's what it is, though maybe a positive kind) run into the first amendment? If I make a deep fake of Trump making love to Lindsay Graham, when does it become protected speech? Do I need a stor
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Reddit has been ripe for disruption for years. It's just waiting on an inflection point and someone to take it behind the barn.
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Where do you think the nutrients for cultivated meat are going to come from? Where do you think the byproducts are going to go? Sustainably raised meat is the most environmentally friendly way to feed people.
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Cultured meat is the ultimate processed food. It is to meat what a pop tart is to bread and fruit.
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I may be a luddite, but I neither want nor need this.
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Fact checking is not objective, you just need to convince someone that your facts jive with their perception.
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I remember seeing a headline like this 1-2 years ago, and etsy still mostly sucks.
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> Even women can inherit DNA from their many semen depositors. They can? That paper would interest me.
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I love being in an office. I think it makes me more productive (in my role, 10% coding 90% management), I enjoy the face to face communication, and I think it is difficult to do some of what I do from my home office. That said, I would like
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Tech salaries have always been bi- or even trimodal. Are we simply seeing a greater trend towards lower end salaries? In the US you tend to have devs that are in the 75-150 range, the 150-250 range, and the 250+ range for total comp. Mostly
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Taiga is awesome, and gets you 95% of the way there. Great piece of software.
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Absolutely. I have 400 times more control over who my congressman is than who the president is.
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Good. Make Congress do its job. Erode the executive until we're not frothing at the mouth every 4 years worrying about who will be "in charge," and instead focusing on the actions of our congressional representatives.
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I can't remember exactly which company it was, but most start-ups that have an "open core" model but also provide hosting have terrible, terrible set up guides (willfully in most cases). Thankfully with the move to Docker, th
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> Third, study algorithms and data structures as much as possible. Don't take employment advice from someone who has been unemployed for over two years.
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React is a tool for managing state. The UI component is somewhat secondary.
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The likely outcome of the looming SCOTUS case regarding quasi legislation might make this meaningless.
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One addendum to this that I have observed: In many organizations, no one is "in charge." If change needs to happen, there are 100 checkboxes, 100 reasons not to change, 100 people who are concerned about their career, resume, budg
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Traditional farming has an obscene amount of waste.
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Goldshaw is very informative, but I think he is a bit more of a hobby farmer than a real homesteader. If you have a sophisticated system (and are willing to work hard), you can bring in substantial amounts of money on small acreage.
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Because there's huge benefits to having a Schedule F on your federal tax return.
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Chomsky was very good at critiquing systems but struggled to elevate alternatives. Towards the end of his life he became a bit of a John McCain alike for the left. More furniture than figure. Still, every citizen living in a democracy shoul
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I have worked for non profits and social good companies for the last 5 or 6 years. I make about 75% of what I did as a manager and 50% of what I could be making now. Economically, my space is not in a good space right now. I have been consi
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by debacle 2y ago
Not sure why you are being downmodded. Stefanik touts herself as a MAGA princess, but she's nothing but a grifter.
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I was at a company once where I had a direct line to the CEO, we would meet 1-1 a few times a year, and he consistently encouraged me to "push from the bottom" for change. Between the CEO and I were an incompetent manager, a very
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OpenAI appoints former top US cyberwarrior Paul Nakasone to board of directors(msn.com)
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Andrew Huberman has a good video on YouTube that talks through the different ways you can "fix" your sleep. A sleep study is not a bad idea. For me, limiting caffeine intake, limiting late night screen time, having a more regular

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