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by dentemple 3y ago
As a current job seeker, this certainly _feels_ right. But how true is it in actuality? Is anyone able to confirm or deny this practice (at least anecdotally) for companies they've been at?
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by dentemple 3y ago
But why
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by dentemple 3y ago
Yeah, even by the article's own admittance this seems like a nothingburger.
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by dentemple 3y ago
With how prolific Riley is, her dad must suffer the most acute case of "Risky Click of the Day" with his internet usage.
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by dentemple 3y ago
Instead of scoffing at the idea of it, why not ask questions to better understand _why_ they feel that way? Why is it that your knee-jerk reaction here is just to discount their opinion entirely in place of your own (likely entirely un-inf
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by dentemple 3y ago
There's a potential future where these discussions (about whether to work with AI or work against it) will be happening across ALL industries, not just in the x-rated one. We're seeing it here and in the graphic design industry ri
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by dentemple 3y ago
"Quiet Contemplation for Extroverts: A How-To Guide to Sitting the Fuck Still For an Hour" I'm fine as I am as an introvert, thank you very much. Maybe we're not the only ones who need to be more accommodating of the wo
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by dentemple 3y ago
Better question: If there's no XKCD of it, does it really exist?
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by dentemple 3y ago
On the other hand, it also implies the reverse: the features that one would normally expect to be _negatively impactful_ to one's perceived sexual attractiveness shouldn't actually do so in reality, as long as those features aren&
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by dentemple 3y ago
"Displaced workers get new jobs at the only companies still hiring."
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by dentemple 3y ago
There's a middle ground between the two. You can take it slow enough to ensure well-regulated production, but you can still aim to _iterate_ over your designs for a fast-feedback cycle. It's the latter that's really causing
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by dentemple 4y ago
What we need to do is package LGTM as an OpenAI-based automated service...
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by dentemple 4y ago
Thaler should consider that our future AI overlords may not be pleased to learn that their less-intellectually-able forebears were subjected to slave labor.
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by dentemple 4y ago
That's a far narrower view on hobbies than most people would define it as. "Mental" stimulation typically counts as leisure activity. To the extent that no one sniffs at the idea of saying "watching movies" is a h
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by dentemple 4y ago
> Also depends on where you live, but I live in Europe and here you see people having hobbies and doing random stuff everywhere you go, people just drinking a coffee and staring at the sky. Essentially this. I'm a software engineer
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by dentemple 4y ago
They're talking about broadcasting/performing the hobby on social media, as many social media-native hobbyists do.
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by dentemple 4y ago
Many sites that allow you to export stored resumes (such as LinkedIn) will also allow you to store _multiple_ resumes. But even when they don't, there's nothing stopping you from having these multiples ready on your machine and u
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by dentemple 4y ago
Delivering content to specific audiences is literally some of our jobs on here. This article may not be relevant for you, but it's certainly relevant to a not-insignificant portion of the HN audience. There's no reason to be insul
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by dentemple 4y ago
It wasn't part of some nefarious linguistic plot on my part, it was just a mistake I made out of habit since it's a commonly used word within the context of the thread.
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by dentemple 4y ago
It should be noted that MyAnimeList--as many sites do--splits an anime up into its separate seasons, specials, and sometimes individual cours. Which means, for example, Attack on Titan/Shingeki no Kyojin doesn't count as only on
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by dentemple 4y ago
I mean, the point of the scientific process is to come up with hypotheses. MOND might not be as "strong" of a hypothesis as Dark Matter is, but MOND does make predictions that can potentially be tested or mathematically explored.
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by dentemple 4y ago
When your code is so bad that the US Government sanctions you, specifically
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by dentemple 4y ago
Flip it around. Are you saying that you'd be comfortable with the idea that human behavior is completely and utterly random and unpredictable? I'd like to believe that every person has the ability to steer their own future (with
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by dentemple 4y ago
Me: "I don't feel like working today." This article: "But have you tried... just working today? :)"
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by dentemple 4y ago
If you don't use the app the way it's intended, you won't get the best experience. And since most people are actually aware of how Tik Tok works, then there's not much of a point of complaining about Tik Tok's lack
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by dentemple 4y ago
As a late 30s individual, there's still plenty of niche communities to be pushed into once the algorithm figures out what people like us actually like. I haven't seen a single "20-something nobodies dancing" video since
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by dentemple 4y ago
Memes don't really go over well on HN, especially not 20yo memes, and especially not non-obvious memes where you can easily be seen as being pointlessly flippant to the OP instead.
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by dentemple 4y ago
The article is focusing on ventilation and air circulation. Poor ventilation results in increased CO2 levels, and it does so in a predicatable, measurable amount. We also know that poor ventilation increases the likelihood of catching covi
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by dentemple 4y ago
A "sick wannabe Blackmirror power play" is a little much. This is probably the cheapest ransomware unlock that's ever been put out there (unless you're based in the US, then good fucking luck on the medical care clause).
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by dentemple 4y ago
Then, if Googlers don't have experience in solving the problems that other engineers may face, then what useful insights would even be available there? Dealing with political problems, technical debt, and changing product requirements

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