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by doitLP 3y ago
https://archive.md/mdejQ
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by doitLP 3y ago
You have a point. But what is the cause then? That the fight for survival and chasing a bit of comfort and relaxation is actually mentally beneficial? Certainly seems so
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by doitLP 3y ago
It’s called “identity politics” for a reason: it’s no longer who one votes for but an entire world view about who one is —- and more importantly who one is not and it demands to be constantly displayed and reinforced.
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by doitLP 3y ago
> Yet despite experiencing large seasonal growth this year, the ozone hole is still decreasing in size overall. "Based on the Montreal Protocol and the decrease of anthropogenic ozone-depleting substances, scientists currently predi
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by doitLP 3y ago
Clickbait: > Yet despite experiencing large seasonal growth this year, the ozone hole is still decreasing in size overall. "Based on the Montreal Protocol and the decrease of anthropogenic ozone-depleting substances, scientists curr
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by doitLP 3y ago
I was thinking about this last night. It’s a new version of Gell-Mann amnesia. I call it LLm-man amnesia. When I ask a programming question, chat GPT hallucinates something about 20% of the time and I can only tell because I’m skilled enoug
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by doitLP 3y ago
Genuine question: how was the process corrupted?
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by doitLP 3y ago
And if they had voted the other way would you be cheering that they’d voted the right way? By what metric are you judging the ruling other than whether it agrees with your political ideas going in? Maybe they are politicians in robes. But w
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by doitLP 3y ago
Example picture: https://i1.wp.com/www.modders-inc.com/wp-content/uploads/ima...
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by doitLP 3y ago
It always boggles me how something like this evolves. Isn’t there a very long period (tens or hundreds of thousands of years) where it doesn’t look like the host termites at all? What selective pressures keep it evolving until it looks exac
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by doitLP 3y ago
There’s some great recommendations in this thread but I just want to thank you for engaging with this community to solicit opinions from the trenches. This is really meaningful to most of us who see the regulations in our lives as something
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by doitLP 3y ago
But still only ~75% accurate execution. Completely unusable and it can’t explain how it got the data it got.
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by doitLP 3y ago
Here’s a good one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3ooEH3cGHs
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What’s Our Problem?: a self-help book for societies(waitbutwhy.com)
2 points by doitLP 3y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 3y ago
What’s Our Problem by Tim Urban of https://waitbutwhy.com fame. Excellent breakdown of the problem of politics and the increasing polarization of our times. Plus loads of great illustrations and humor besides. Can’t recommend
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by doitLP 3y ago
Yes. Funny because it was so true and full of hard won wisdom!
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by doitLP 3y ago
Huzzah! I laughed harder at that than anything in a long time.
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by doitLP 3y ago
Are you also the writer of https://grugbrain.dev/ ?
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by doitLP 3y ago
As soon as the incentives dictate it and no sooner
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by doitLP 3y ago
They’re not bad. I would welcome the idea. However they cannot compare to every other benefit of WFH including private bathroom, 0 commute, ability to cook and eat my own food, more rested, time for exercise, more personal time for kids and
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by doitLP 3y ago
https://archive.is/gwuFp
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by doitLP 3y ago
Can you share which markets your following?
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by doitLP 3y ago
If you haven’t read the original grug brained developer essay, treat yourself: https://grugbrain.dev/
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by doitLP 3y ago
“ By 2021, though, revenue growth slowed and the stock plunged. The company has shed at least $100 billion in market value since then.” Guess I should have shorted it or something. 100b additional valuation? In no world is that justified fo
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by doitLP 3y ago
https://archive.ph/sd1td
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Zoom just told employees to return to the office(businessinsider.com)
9 points by doitLP 3y ago|8 comments
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by doitLP 3y ago
Easy. Just don’t tell them. They only care if they officially have to.
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by doitLP 3y ago
It’s almost like…several major scientific and political institutions spent the last 3 years destroying what little trust they had left, campaigning under the banner of “trust the science!” /s The information war rages on both sides. Bu
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by doitLP 3y ago
CNN isn’t my preferred news source. Internal links just go to more CNN articles. It sounds bad. Can someone weigh in on the implications? How abnormal is this? Is this the first time it’s happened?
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by doitLP 3y ago
Here’s a link to internationalblueberry.org showing the monster Eureka berries: https://www.internationalblueberry.org/2018/03/28/eureka-thr... International Blueberry is “a global organization bringing toget

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