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by emerged 5y ago
Yep, sounds like Dad.
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by emerged 5y ago
I’d only touch this stuff with an airgapped machine which is imaged before and after.
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by emerged 5y ago
So glad my toxic/addictive social network experiences were years ago on old style forums. It’s been wild watching the rest of the world go through the same thing but completely public not on some niche forum nobody reads. If these netw
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by emerged 5y ago
At this point it makes as much sense as most other world news.
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by emerged 5y ago
“Man this <deleted> guy is a horrible president!” “We will get in trouble for talking about him!” “Don’t worry, I deleted it. He will never know”
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by emerged 5y ago
Makes me wonder how independent is SpaceX? Do these companies themselves depend on supplies and contracts from other countries?
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by emerged 5y ago
It sounds like you don’t live in “the US” you live in one of the giant cities. People are surviving on much less income in the rest of the country, with land and space.
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by emerged 5y ago
I think game theoretically these two countries have learned they can get things for free whenever they want by threatening the nuclear option. I do fear the boy who cried wolf equivalent for nuclear threats is not a safe social situation fo
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by emerged 5y ago
People from SV like to convince themselves they deserve more money because they happened to squat in one of the most absurdly expensive places in the country. I agree, as a resident of Gold and Diamond Castles Avenue.
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by emerged 5y ago
So to get rid of a wasp nest just surround it with windows?
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by emerged 5y ago
Best case scenario is for us to discover Putin had been poisoned with something which made him aggressive and delusional. This would be about the only way to fully revert to status quo.
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by emerged 5y ago
That’s the big open question to me right now. If nobody wants to use nukes then they might as well not even exist. If we’re fighting WW3 without nukes to me it’s almost more terrifying.
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by emerged 5y ago
That’s a good description. I feel that I recognize all the times I’m supposed to be impressed by him, but it falls flat every time because he’s either stating the obvious or just wrong.
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by emerged 5y ago
I always have the sense that Lex thinks himself several tiers more intelligent than he actually is. So most of the interviews I have this cringe facepalm feeling which is distracting. Joe Rogan is super self deprecating which helps counter
165.
by emerged 5y ago
We are reaching levels of meta which shouldn’t be possible
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by emerged 5y ago
I seem to operate best with only occasional, moderate caffeine intake. Enough to get strong benefits when I really want them, but not frequent enough to build up dependence and accumulate side effects.
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by emerged 5y ago
I generally split my day up to alternate between physical activity, rational/logical projects/work, and creative activity. I do think while you engage in one the others are getting at least some amount of rest.
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by emerged 5y ago
I thought having a QAnon son was an odd way to prove you’re not racist.
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by emerged 5y ago
I’d probably rather they keep flocking to the crypto honeypot instead of doing weird pseudo intellectual crap to my teams code base.
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by emerged 5y ago
To be honest yes I would consider it a little condescending. No doubt they would be similarly creating a utopian vision of what our jobs entail and come at it from the angle of “boy wish I could just sit around all day doing nothing”
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by emerged 5y ago
I’m continuously happy when left to my own devices. When I’m mad or sad it’s because of people. This has led me to be somewhat of a hermit, but it is genuinely a far more enjoyable life.
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by emerged 5y ago
In plain c, goto is about the only sane way to do error handling in an ergonomic and easily maintainable way. The only cost is the goto stigma (which is generally justified).
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by emerged 5y ago
That’s awesome! I actually still use Winamp 2 on a daily basis. The visualizations were my favorite part and is one of the major avenues which drove me get into software optimization. It would be fair to say my entire life might be very dif
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by emerged 5y ago
White, straight male in my 40s who worked hard to build a decent career. The feeling that this culture hates me based on each of those categories, completely without knowing me, is hard to ignore much longer without a response. The feelin
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by emerged 5y ago
This is the type of hack you need to be both smart enough and dumb enough to commit.
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by emerged 5y ago
I wouldn’t consider the ability to work for a living, when you have no other viable alternatives, to be a special privilege. It should be the least a government provides.
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by emerged 5y ago
Sounds like a good way to get attention for people who have been ignored for too long. Hard to ignore this.
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by emerged 5y ago
I think repeatedly chanting the organizations slogan while burning down cities is what established that unfortunate association.
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by emerged 5y ago
It probably has nothing do with you or my businesses, yet here we are talking about it.
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by emerged 5y ago
Talk about your free publicity! Hope all you Rogan haters love Rogan because this is how you get more of him. Congrats!

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