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by econ 1y ago
I wasn't there but from talking with people working there it was a culture of waiting for the next paycheck and staying under the radar, not caring and not doing much work. Some 20-30 people I chat with were all the kind you should im
482.
by econ 1y ago
Must be hard to understand or something? The scope of the problem is much larger. If there is no "let's not use the app" movement and if there was it wouldn't be big enough to pick up on the radar. We have bigger things
483.
by econ 1y ago
It is both mysterious and comical how we manage to enshitify every corner of our existence. I can't think of anything unrubbed with the magic poop wand.
484.
by econ 1y ago
The formula to clear out the old people is to clear out their input area half way the first draft of their TL;DR They will just go away for a few years.
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by econ 1y ago
No audience.
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by econ 1y ago
The things I was wondering about were: 1) can a non spa chat client be as good as a spa. 2) at what point is a spa justified. (is chat enough?) Phone calls and live streams are things for which a tab needs to stay open. If you want to do ot
487.
by econ 1y ago
You mean a chat cliënt? That seems a good worse case scenario. If you limit history to the most recent message (and have an link to the archive at the top) you could simply reload the entire page on some interval that declines with message
488.
by econ 1y ago
Just validate the registration form? Surely this is a solved problem? Uhhh...
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by econ 1y ago
Doctors get the diagnosis wrong 10-23% of the time (depending on who you ask)
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by econ 1y ago
Oh, I forgot, you aren't supposed to talk about this.
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by econ 1y ago
I've talked a lot with all kinds of people about new inventions and things people /we could do if we put our back under it. The responses are very cultural and nothing like what would be required to accomplish anything large. To g
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by econ 1y ago
I don't really use the llms but I do enjoy pasting chunks of my code into free models with the question: what is wrong with this? That way it hs no context from writing it itself nor does it try to improve anything. It just makes up re
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by econ 1y ago
That's some next level PC
494.
by econ 1y ago
Things can be that ridiculous and still be our best effort.
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by econ 1y ago
If you are going to do a payment system all other things come second.
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by econ 1y ago
This writeup makes the www worth it. Thanks for writing it up. "Whatever" captures the context wonderfully. Values at times seem like a property of an extinct subspecies. Like being born with a tail.
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by econ 1y ago
Tiny trafic but everyone is buying things. High praise in the reviews, not a single organic link.
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by econ 1y ago
I propose we swing around a module by a teather suspended from Kamoʻoalewa. No need for the contraption to be circular?
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by econ 1y ago
After we solve it the problem won't exist anymore. No more deals.
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by econ 1y ago
https://youtube.com/@madsciencelptech?si=3XO72NQMpecoUwOR
501.
by econ 1y ago
It is unclear if it must be canvas or if using the Dom is allowed.
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by econ 1y ago
This seems to fit a reoccurring thought of mine. The idea was to make an effort to isolate and strictly define parts of job descriptions. Your job might be to fire people for poor performance. Any manager would be able to do it but they wou
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by econ 1y ago
Your subconscious doesn't know the difference. It would require an overriding effort like trying to not eat or sleep. In the end we lose. It could also be that it is "just" exploring a new domain which just happens to involve
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by econ 1y ago
Google "aspartame rumsveld" I haven't fact checked the horror story but makes a good one for the campfire.
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by econ 1y ago
We have lots of things that didn't seem possible. The first barrier isn't finding the previous art. You are not even supposed to talk about it. How strange was nuclear before innital discovery? I'm not aware of [other] approa
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by econ 1y ago
A folder to dump videos and pictures so that no one except close friends and relatives can politely ignore them while enjoying some ethereal sense of connection.
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by econ 1y ago
You first have to build the perpetual motion engine and the reactionless drive. Current thinking is quite hostile to doing the work. You might not be able to build the things you think you can. You certainly won't build the things you
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by econ 1y ago
I envision a tent city, tents to live, tents to work, executive party tents etc
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by econ 1y ago
There must be hilarious undiscovered unknown rube Goldberg machines out there where a human completes a captcha, then the host sells the captcha to the seller who passes it to next user who passes it to the next website who sells it again a
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by econ 1y ago
You could roll a new id to replace the previous one. Each user would still have only one at a time. If this isn't acceptable a service may ask to have the feature disabled for clear mission critical reasons and/or a fee.

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