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541.
by emerged 6y ago
The archetype expands beyond this particular instance of company/employee, as well. It's something we've been seeing play itself out across the world culturally and politically.
542.
by emerged 6y ago
I probably use programmer most often, although my title has been SWE for decades by now. That said, scanning the Wikipedia page for Engineer sounds exactly like my job. I take it from other commenters that is not typical?
543.
by emerged 6y ago
I’ve gone so far as to maintain a consistent weekly schedule of food and water intake and weight myself under the same conditions each day. It’s easy to become distracted by wild weight fluctuations due to water variations if you’re not con
544.
by emerged 6y ago
This sort of thing is very effective if you manage to keep the pace just right. After a certain heart rate threshold, the drain on your focus makes it very difficult to be productive.
545.
by emerged 6y ago
I’ve been calorie counting for many years and work out an hour per day on average. My father insists that I’m “skinny” (not fat) because I was “born that way” and “lucky” Many people don’t like to attribute their failure, or others success,
546.
by emerged 6y ago
Since the lowest levels of our understanding of the universe are probabilistic, it seems reasonable to assume probability is the most real thing we currently know. It might be that will change some day, but at the moment everything we take
547.
by emerged 6y ago
Ants individually are just happy to be of service to the queen. They should put a picture of the queen nearby as motivation.
548.
by emerged 6y ago
To play devils advocate, masks could be ineffective if people tend to behave in more dangerous ways while comforted by wearing a mask. For example, by spending more time around people, frequently touching public objects, standing much close
549.
by emerged 6y ago
Not uncommon for things like CABAC or CAVLC, or really anything with a bit buffer. Your memory validation tools should notice if you don’t purposefully over allocate and initialize the final bit of memory to account for this. That should be
550.
by emerged 6y ago
To me, hostile implies offensive action. These generally appear to be defensive. I think the differentiation is worth noting.
551.
by emerged 6y ago
I used Cygwin for a long time and the main issue was fairly poor performance. WSL-1 is a significant step up in that sense, and WSL-2 blows them both out of the water. There are trade-offs, they all still seem to have their place.
552.
by emerged 6y ago
They will not be happy. That is not in their nature.
553.
by emerged 6y ago
Can confirm, I use it daily and like giving and receiving kudos, sharing photos of my rides and seeing other people's photos. It's fun and provides motivation. The KOM stuff is mostly useful to measure your own progress vs other r
554.
by emerged 6y ago
I believe it's related to its potential to save tens or hundreds of thousands of lives.
555.
by emerged 6y ago
Oddly enough, this includes death by Chili pepper.
556.
by emerged 6y ago
It's utterly insane to me that you can't even verify your vote was counted and for which candidate. But a communities of hackers defends the security of voting.
557.
by emerged 6y ago
Oh good. More partisan bullshit on HN. I'll be among the first brains to drain if this continues.
558.
by emerged 6y ago
When you provide things to people for free for a long period of time, they will become entitled to it. This is true in all contexts. It's up to you to work in a way for it to be valuable enough to yourself to continue.
559.
by emerged 6y ago
The election isn't decided by CNN. Edit: I'm referring to the title. It should not be controversial to differentiate between a projection and an actual finished election. Settle down.
560.
by emerged 6y ago
Did galaxies evolve much quicker billions of years ago since expansion hadn't yet pulled them as far apart? In other words, the further back in time you go did matter tend to interact much more frequently so in some sense the interacti
561.
by emerged 6y ago
Thank God in these times of uncertainty, we are protecting what is really important.
562.
by emerged 6y ago
To be fair, I did play basketball and ping pong with a few of them before I left. It felt like I was politely entertaining someone who was depressed and needed a friend.
563.
by emerged 6y ago
It's that "keep pulling it tighter and tighter" that I'm wondering about. What if there's a separate force, or an aspect of gravity itself, which prevents a certain amount of gravitational density?
564.
by emerged 6y ago
The holographic principle combined with "infinity means the theory fails" is what brought me to post my -3 voted comment. Interestingly, none of the commenters have been negative only the casual down-voters. Where's PBS Space
565.
by emerged 6y ago
I would be willing to put my life at risk to fight against this sort of totalitarianism. History has come to that plenty of times before.
566.
by emerged 6y ago
It would make more sense to me if black holes had no internals, so the matter exists on the surface of the horizon. No infinities, and the matter can slowly escape over time. Maybe something in the nature of gravity which prevents more than
567.
by emerged 6y ago
Not really, I remember usenet and other young technologies being populated by older people. I literally mean they sounded 11 or younger. Voices not yet having gone through puberty, by a decent margin of years. Several remarked that I was us
568.
by emerged 6y ago
I tried Rec Room and everyone sounded 11 years old. There was one guy standing there talking about killing himself. Was that atypical of what you find on there?
569.
by emerged 6y ago
There are about 10 duplicate posts as of right now, with no evidence. In a year from now, it will be common to bring this up as if it was demonstrated fact. This is the world we live in today.
570.
by emerged 6y ago
What's fascinating to me is that I've been a developer for more than 20 years and have never used Discord. It's very popular obviously, but how have I managed not to be sucked in? I haven't made any effort to avoid it.

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