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by ep103 4y ago
That's the way music-map.com works, and it is absolutely fantastic. But no, that is NOT the way these other services recommend things. Spotify, for example, recommends music that it thinks is related, but not necessarily liked by both
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by ep103 4y ago
Isn't Kraken using the same metaverse auditing firm that is mentioned as being unknown in this exact document?
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by ep103 4y ago
> Next reviewable diff Holy Fuck No. 90% of my PR review time goes into "Okay, how will this change impact parts of the system that this mid-level Dev doesn't understand yet?" and "Does this PR actually do what the ti
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by ep103 4y ago
Yeah, this sounds like the police just not wanting to do work. I convinced my fiancé to go to the NYPD a year ago (a difficult thing, she was born in a country where all interactions with police are inherently unsafe), after her macbook was
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by ep103 4y ago
My understanding from other articles is its currently 1 in every 3 people currently unemployed cite long covid as the primary reason for inability to return to work, though that data may be a few months old now.
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by ep103 4y ago
The best explanation I've seen thus far, assuming there aren't other complicating factors (which there often are) is that the immune system stays hyperactive in some people after infection. This causes excess production of IL-6 a
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by ep103 4y ago
During Covid, people were hiding in their homes, quarantined, with nothing to do but work. This year, companies expect workers to return to office, despite little change in conditions, except now we have to deal with all of the above issues
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by ep103 4y ago
> In the first half of 2022, productivity — the measure of how much output in goods and services an employee can produce in an hour — plunged by the sharpest rate on record going back to 1947, according to data from the Bureau of Labor S
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by ep103 4y ago
The tone of the article is extremely negative. Sociopath, Clueless, Loser. And that leads to a generally negative framing of everything and all of the people in question. The general concepts: some people act as capitalists, some people f
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by ep103 4y ago
I understand your response, but thankfully this community doesn't have to take the word of a terroristic pedophile truthfully. Thank god for your interpretation of the 1st amendment!
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by ep103 4y ago
It is a statement of my opinion, that rglover is a pedophile, that has personally been involved in sodomizing children in the greater New York metropolitan area, and does so frequently while working on plans to do terrorist activities in th
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by ep103 4y ago
It's very easy to see that most of capital-labor relations fall into this category.
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by ep103 4y ago
Something with that much momentum won't die overnight, and even if it trends downward, he's going to do a ton of societal damage along the way.
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by ep103 4y ago
Perhaps the word most was too loose, but yes, I understand the history. I also understand that what reporting that came out of Russia was mixed, and heavily propagandized by both sides, so if you were living through it, and were in the Wes
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by ep103 4y ago
This story was part of a collection of literature that came out shortly after it became irrefutably understood on the left, that the USSR had failed and become a totalitarian state. Early on in USSR's history most of the socialisticall
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by ep103 4y ago
I would assume a noop is automated, and the library is no longer maintained. If, however, I saw a statement at the top of the README that said: "Update as of 2 months ago: We believe this project to be complete. We are not adding new
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by ep103 4y ago
You've gotten a lot of responses here. I think there's a chance you were trying to say something similar to what I said here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32953111#32954329 , but given the brevity of your
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by ep103 4y ago
The interview I saw with Simon, they asked him what did he consider to be unrealistic about The Wire. His response was that they needed to simplify the organization on the drug side. The reality was more complex, and groups were usually m
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by ep103 4y ago
Yes, The Wire is a human story. And their personal motivations and decisions, and the results of those choices are what are compelling and informative. I think "Sgt Fatso", has a surprisingly good number of lessons to teach on m
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by ep103 4y ago
No, thinking outside the strict confines of one's own self-interest is not an idea limited to just one ideology, including that one.
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by ep103 4y ago
Man, this is NOT the main message I took away from the show. The main message of the show, as I viewed it, was: The drug trade is fundamentally an outgrowth of a society that thinks in individualist terms, but lacks either the social collec
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by ep103 4y ago
Yes, my original comment was a bit brash, agreed. And I do think its a good thing that this sort of is discussed, because the idea expressed is a patently wrong yet extremely popular viewpoint on this platform and the only way to address th
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by ep103 4y ago
Its comments like this that have caused me to really lose faith in the quality of conversation on Hacker News. By your logic above, an indentured servitude would count as a "not being taken advantage of" and by implication, reason
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by ep103 4y ago
Right, so federal agents receive absolute immunity by default, and this is guaranteed to continue for every new issue, unless Congress magically becomes un-gridlocked in the meanwhile AND chooses to solve this issue AND chooses to do so eve
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by ep103 4y ago
I mean, that's great and all, but IIRC this Supreme Court has been instituting a policy of Absolute Immunity related to immigration issues via Egbert v. Boule. If one has absolute immunity, the law simply isn't a concern for fede
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by ep103 4y ago
Wait, what? I've been researching this lately, and have been coming to the conclusion that the NH-D15 can NOT handle peak head from intel's 12700k. The NH-D15's max cooling ability is slightly beneath the 12700k's max t
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by ep103 4y ago
Agreed. If I am looking at a company FAQ about how to open a ticket, then the emotional interaction here is that the company is putting in not only 0 effort, they are asking me to put in more additional emotional labor to figure out how to
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by ep103 4y ago
The philosophical movement you're looking for is called MetaModernism, or PostPostModernism. Its specifically about creating a philosophical framework for how to decide what has meaning in our lives. Its about giving people the tools
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by ep103 4y ago
You sir, may be interested in /r/antiantijokes
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In our industry, the interview process is completely divorced from the skillset required for the actual job. Fittingly, this is because Google developed an interviewing process that was scalable, required minimal training, human-interactive

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