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841.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Or the Kde markdown editor http://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter
842.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Thanks chatGPT?
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Wait, aren’t the poles the most energy expensive latitudes to launch from?
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by dv_dt 4y ago
This is the real source of inflation
845.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Company sets a mature hiring strategy and continues to employ previous hires doesn’t make the news. Or maybe “mature” is an uncalled for judgement. Company correctly forecasts hiring needs and business environment is maybe more correct.
846.
by dv_dt 4y ago
That’s an escalation ad absurdism of what my actual opinion is about outcomes.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
She had connected investors who felt defrauded. That increased the odds of her getting convicted. If they thought there was still a chance of getting value out the odds would probably lean the other way.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
If you are a consumer in California, I recall there was a law passed that required online cancellation if it was an online signup. https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/companies-mu... (2018)
849.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Modernity is making entertainment show hacker over watch tropes true. Hero approaches locked door - over comms, net runner : I’ve almost got it hacked - door pops open. It’s so amazing.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
On the advent of code day three it would be useful to have a chunking iterator in rust. Having just implemented day 3 and looking for one, I knew rust stable doesn’t have a general purpose chunking iterator. I asked chatGPT about it and it
851.
by dv_dt 4y ago
On one hand I agree with you that it's too cynical - but I also wonder if our current course is not easily shiftable. Particularly because we're at the end of a multi-decade technological and neoliberalized system approach that h
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by dv_dt 4y ago
The evaluation system does not exist on it's own. People run and maintain that system even it it appears as a naturalistic set of immutable rules to most subject to it without being able to influence a change.
853.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Perhaps the Amazon employee evaluation system has selected for employees that can play the selection game instead of delivering value. Classic case of the measurement getting gamed and distorting the thing it was supposed to measure.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
I’m not sure it’s so different from the club being a political party or the club being from the Ivy League for top end business and political roles. I think a narrow set of outlooks is bad for the general population. If you think TikTok del
855.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Seems like ad blockers have a new field to look at. I was just thinking about what how people would feel about this when they’re on limited or metered bandwidth.
856.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Perhaps on paper, but we shall see if large companies like Starbucks and Amazon face any substantive results for firing people for their union organizing activity.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
That is likely true from time to time, but most restaurants seems to keep it fairly consistent as far as I can tell. I think it’s more often a choice of taste on the part of the restaurant for a less expensive but decent wine.
858.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Frequently the wine seems hyper local - what I was there in a restaurant we often just ordered the house wine. If you talked to the waiters or owners it was frequently made locally and including by the owners grown in backyards of the hole
859.
by dv_dt 4y ago
The fossil fuel industry certainly sees it as a competition, and they're playing for a very different goal of preserving profits at pretty much any cost - including broad social costs. Trying to play that off as "no competition b
860.
by dv_dt 4y ago
Given how behind so many metro areas were on building housing, the thing that makes the most usage sense is conversion of less in demand office space into residential space. That will eventually balance the office rents too. WFH is less of
861.
by dv_dt 4y ago
That’s not what economist means by easy money? That article is referring to a fault that is purely a function of legal and administrative regulation of programs. When economics refers to east money and recessions and interest rates it’s how
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by dv_dt 4y ago
I really don’t have any belief that the faults in our economy was due to easy money. Under scarce money or easy money the same class of decision makers are still making poor allocation choices. There are no fundamental changes associated wi
863.
by dv_dt 4y ago
The railroad union settled without strike for no sick days. It is weak.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Correction: Because it's just like any other library written in an unsafe language.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
AMD drivers on Linux have been getting better. Though don’t I run a bleeding edge card …
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Ray Dalio has been aggregating interesting historical data on characteristics of inequality correlated with loss of productivity. He places it in larger civilizational cycles. I donor know if I buy every corner of his theory but the data is
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by dv_dt 4y ago
*net not gross fyi
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by dv_dt 4y ago
The conventional wisdom floating around financial news is that a recessionary period is/was expected lasting around a year. This is a way to smooth out gross revenues over that year as well as knock out some expectations on salary grow
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by dv_dt 4y ago
I use restic to a backup to a local drive, then use cloud storage to backup the repos. I know restic supports some direct backup to some cloud backends directly, but this seems more decoupled and less prone to errors/hangs.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
There is some reason to wonder if the market was algorithmically coordinated to raise prices irrespective of competition https://www.propublica.org/article/yieldstar-rent-increase-r...

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