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drekipus
4y ago
If we're going to say that this is a thing that happens then I'd want to see some statistics, probably segmented by year / cultures. My wife got stitched up after childbirth too tightly due to an inexperienced FEMALE doctor.
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drekipus
4y ago
You mean AND them together. OR will give you non-zero If one of the inputs is non-zero.
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drekipus
4y ago
If it's not your time, who's is it?
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4y ago
What you do during work hours is literally your employer's business.
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4y ago
> And why would I care about that as an employee? You don't, the company cares. And whether or not you're a part of that company affects how much you care. > It is ridiculous to assume I should have interest in helping you m
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4y ago
I think most places will give you more money if it's a reliably true way to get more work done. That's always been my experience anyway. You can't blame people for wanting to conserve money, especially against unknowns.
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drekipus
4y ago
Good. People should be uncomfortable with air pollution.
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drekipus
4y ago
The issue is they want to maximise Y. If you're working for someone else, it is by definition meaning that Y has plenty of room in it and can be done better. They could replace the worker with anyone else that has the same skill as the
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drekipus
4y ago
I think the worst design is when it's a control-click that will open a new tab, but the SPA trips itself up and goes back to the homepage/index nothing is more painful when, after scrolling through an control-clicking some thing
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4y ago
It's a tradition that's continued with YouTube replacing tv and Netflix with movies. My sister has 3 kids under 10. Every day they watch at least 3 movies, some of them atleast presentable as childlike learning, the others are jus
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4y ago
This, people say it's no configuration but I had no idea how to make python work, and that's even after I got l figured out I had to --install-grammars our whatever the command was. Documentation is missing, it's a bit scatte
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4y ago
Emacs
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drekipus
4y ago
(neo)vim/kakoune/Helix are not IDEs so you're going to be asleep for a long while yet.
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4y ago
The elephant in the room, but the problem is that the correlation between deaths and the vaccine is also a correlation between the vaccine and covid. People rush very quickly to defend the vaccine, and somewhat understandably, but to sugges
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4y ago
I find it hard to say who gives a shit when civilians are being bombed no matter by whom. Middle East or Ukraine.
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4y ago
I reached out to an "employee" on linkedin and writing them a letter.
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Ask HN: What to do about spammy domain parking
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4y ago
I don't think that will happen. ML is overhyped and accuracy is going to be more important as everything gets smaller, faster, better. Infact I hope for the opposite: I think with the increase in software domination, "brute forcin
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4y ago
Wasn't there some discussion on "the tribe of day you post doesn't matter" ? Because I feel like that would fly in the face of that. (IE: assuming more Americans are in hn, you would want to pay at the American hours and
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4y ago
Melee
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4y ago
As a new parent I would say that it's new. With the amount of stuff marketed to parents, constant social media, and people enjoying the spotlight/karma when they exaggerate a story, impossible to not have a concern. "This pra
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4y ago
Google spam has been going haywire for a little while now, I'm half expecting a new paid-for service to be launched soon, with "verified, effective, spam filtering, making sure never to send important documents to spam" or so
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4y ago
Sorry dang, I did mean it more as a curiousity towards fascist Spain but i digressed into lamenting the book and communists. I'll try to be more impartial/ less emotive in the future.
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oh I just meant that it seems to me that everyone is quite open to saying it was fascist Spain, including (as far as I know) francoists themselves. I don't mind the title, and I know that it was only semi-fascist, but the main point I&
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4y ago
laws don't dictate morals. laws were enacted in Australia to stop collecting rainwater to drink. What are the bad parts? I ask as a genuine question, the only bad things I can find is poor treatment of jews and killing of political opp
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4y ago
Windows key, but like I said you can change it to anything you want. I'm pretty sure there's an option to emulate the windows key somewhere too
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4y ago
super+h minimises. pretty sure you can make it anything you want. if you're looking specifically for "alt-spc n" to minimise I'm sure you can find a way to make that work - but why? to retain muscle memory between window
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4y ago
I agree with you completely but that's not really in common public discourse. I guess I'm trying to make a gutter thread to capture all those sort of comments.
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4y ago
News and reports are always making sure to frame it in certain ways. They can't say "perhaps sabotage" because then fingers will start pointing and everything gets on edge. News is full of "it's just a coincidence,
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4y ago
This is great but I'm expecting to see a lot of "this didn't work for me so I challenge the validity of the study" comments.
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