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by di456 4y ago
Do you think RICO statutes could be a way out of subscription hell? It smells like a racket but I don't think it legally meets the bar for extortion because it's an at-will transaction between willing parties, and no one is makin
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by di456 4y ago
> I am worried then that like stackoverflow, AI will make a generation of developers who are extremely lazy and not critically thinking If you take someone already hard working and able to think critically, with enough time and practice
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by di456 4y ago
I've had one team member push back more than others. One solution has been to do a 1:1 screen share with someone else who has more context or feels the impact of the changes more in their day to day, and work with them to get more cons
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by di456 4y ago
I tend to do this too but in a team environment, and I've gotten mixed feedback with some people pushing back on the number of changes or extra scope, and others being excited for tech debt being paid off and the value add. If the volu
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by di456 4y ago
Pretty much every element from lithium and up came from another star's death. The fusion reaction of a star goes from H -> He -> and on up the periodic table until the star implodes and/or goes supernova, creating gold and
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by di456 4y ago
I appreciate the perspective. If the self doesn't exist outside of our consciousness, while also being the most important and valued thing, it is quite the paradox of independence. Human society has a wide variety of cultural norms ar
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by di456 4y ago
I wonder if a side effect of this policy is to disincentiveize brain drain.
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by di456 4y ago
"Poison" is hyperbole but I read it as ego. Coming from an exclusively ego-centric place generally doesn't lead to the best outcomes in life. Unchecked ego is part of narcissism spectrum. We all have some of it. Extreme na
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by di456 4y ago
I totally get that. The COVID vaccines were marketed as our hope for the end of the pandemic. But people with vaccines kept getting sick afterwards. There was definitely an overpromise and the messaging throughout the pandemic seemed com
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by di456 4y ago
> Questioning the established science is pro science provided it’s done in good faith and it looks like the parent is acting in good faith. I see the opposite here, it's another take of outrage porn based on misinformation. Good sci
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by di456 4y ago
OP is repeating misinformation and conspiracy theories. We already have flu vaccines. The article is about a different type of vaccine for the flu.
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by di456 4y ago
So much misinformation here.. > Perhaps the only reason why flu is harmless is because we don't fight it? The flu has been fought with vaccines for decades. Still, it mutates constantly and the vaccine producers guess which strains
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by di456 4y ago
The ability to think independently and outside of the box nurtured by psychedelics actually turned out well for capitalism. It was not good for military recruiting and war support though. The rise in software and hardware innovations that
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by di456 4y ago
I didn't downvote but it is a low effort question, that may be why.
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by di456 4y ago
There is a rich history already, here's a good starting point. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar%C3%ADa_Sabina
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by di456 4y ago
Decluttering and organizing multiple aspects of my life, and making time to take care of myself.
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by di456 4y ago
Thanks for this explanation. I've been hacking together one-off python scripts to parse out bits of saved API responses, flatten the data to csv's, and load it to SQLite tables. Looks like I can skip all of this and go straight t
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by di456 4y ago
> My project naturally has 2 month "iterations" because that's how often I do a new crawl and load crawl data I have a similar project type and timeline, and going through one of these iterations now. Could you share how
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by di456 4y ago
There's a huge disconnect between the technical execution of blockchain or crypto exchange, and running a business with proper internal controls.
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by di456 4y ago
There is one market where I see a need for this, and it's OSS where transparency is important for building trust. However, what's holding any company back from releasing a read-only connection to their live financial systems?
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by di456 4y ago
I have no ideas what that means, but the time period for legal discovery is usually around 7 years.
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by di456 4y ago
There's no technical reason why internal accounting systems didn't post to a Blockchain based ledger. However most companies don't build their own accounting systems, it's too much of a liability and good luck getting an
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by di456 4y ago
Yep! https://www.reddit.com/r/ElonJetTracker Striseland effect in full force here.
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by di456 4y ago
Is there a subreddit where ElonJet can live instead?
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by di456 4y ago
First flight 1903 Moon landing 1969 It took 63 years of progress in flight technology. Not counting earlier experiments and R&D time. First fusion experiment was 1933 Fusion seems a lot more complex to a layman (me) than spaceflight. E
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by di456 4y ago
I've thought about spending $8 towards a local paper subscription, inspired by Twitter's paid version.
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by di456 4y ago
Absolutely. Stand alone GPS transponders with satelite connections must be expensive too. Having this as an extra layer of protection seems like a game changer.
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by di456 4y ago
> A spokesperson for the Alaska Department of Public Safety told(Opens in a new window) Insider that search and rescue teams were dispatched at 3:30 a.m. and the stranded man was taken to Kotzebue at 6 a.m. According to Insider, the man
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by di456 4y ago
Snow maker is what I'd call those
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by di456 4y ago
Many people who live in remote villages use snowmachines (snowmobiles outside of AK) as their primary means of transportation. The article doesn't get into how they got stranded or why they were out there. But let's not jump to &

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