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eggsmediumrare
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
If the outcome is the same, does it matter?
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
The puck can also hit you in the face and break your jaw.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I'm suggesting that the boring and menial work making up the majority of your day is, in fact, your job and if it's automated to any meaningful degree, you will be unemployed rather than freed up to do more interesting thing.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Your comment seems almost intentionally obtuse... How's them internet and smartphones doing the watershed world changing these days?
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
You're describing feudalism
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
You get paid to log dive.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
This is why every time I take a management, I regret it. I don't care about any business and I'm beginning to suspect I'm incapable of caring about any aspect of the job other than the wellbeing of the people on my team.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Rich techies losing money and having to sell one of their houses is pretty funny. Regular people missing mortgage payments is not funny.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
All the regular programmers like us, working a bit and living our lives, are on the block. People like this guy want to take bread off our tables so he can roll around in even more money, but he has a soul, so he has to rationalize it away.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
It's only been ebbing lately.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Same. Milkweed and goldenrod are really beautiful plants.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Picking fruit was my least favourite summer job as a teenager. I have several fruit trees in my yard now and while I love having that as a hobby, I still get pretty sick of picking peaches and that's just after two trees.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Pilots train dogfights a lot. They're not what you're thinking though. A 1v1 dogfight is over in one or two maneuvers and depends heavily on what kind of planes are involved.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
And if people still go to work.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Same. There aren't many brief glances at my phone that are seared into my memory, but a notification from DW news on New Year's Day 2019 is one of them.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
If this is indeed human to human transmission, humankind will look very different next fall.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
This is much harder to do when you 1) have dependents, 2) are bad at interviewing, 3) don't have time to interview, 4) don't have in-demand skills and/or 5) are not financially stable.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Don't we? Or is our culture orders of magnitude bigger and thus the Platos and Mozarts and Hugos go less recognized due to competition from the Kants and Beethovens and Wolfes who are doing their thing at the same time? Did Plato have
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
The comment I was replying to seemed to be suggesting that both inexperience AND checklists are the problem. Checklists are never a bad thing.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Pilots with 40 years of experience use checklists every time they fly.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
Summer vacation was awesome though. I don't mean that flippantly. Especially in grader 8/9/10 when summer jobs weren't as common. There are things you don't learn in school, and time for the sake of time is a precio
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I wonder how accurate is relative to your average Joe's everyday experience with plain ol' google
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
This might sound weird, but I don't want to be more productive. Not unless I'm compensated for it and we all know how that goes. I don't understand the HN crowd who are excited about productivity gains... Unless you're a
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I suspect a good many of us have mortgages, yes
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eggsmediumrare
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An argument could be made that they're not though
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I asked it the names of its creators and it linked me to Spotify lol. That being said, smooth interface. Nice work.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
They've increased their effective hourly rate and, given that they haven't been fired, the company seems to be fine with it. What's not to like? Sounds like you should take notes.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I'm a bootcamper and I only nest if statements 4 levels deep.
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eggsmediumrare
4y ago
I really think in <10 years it will be trivially easy for a single programmer to ask the AI for that code and move on to the next ticket after 10 minutes while earning $30/h accounting for inflation because productivity gains will h
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4y ago
Parenting is a many person job but we've decided to incorrectly model our society around the idea that it's a <=2 person job.
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