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eudamoniac
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Uh, pay money for the service you're using constantly?
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Could you elaborate on why that would cause more downtime?
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Not on mine it wasn't, I assure you. I just set up a new Mac earlier this week.
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2mo ago
I don't think that's possible but there is a by default unset shortcut to switch between windows of the same application. I set it to command tilde. And there are configs to make animations instant.
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Ikea furniture doesn't just break, usually. You can have the same Ikea furniture for decades. Even if it did though, you can also still buy the solid wood Amish furniture for a reasonable price if you're intending to keep it your
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Mate, things being monitored to that degree is the waste. I've worked in government. Working in government will immediately disabuse any expectations of efficiency.
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
I can't imagine what level of monkeys you've been working with when you can't even imagine a human writing better docs than Claude. Disturbing, frankly.
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2mo ago
It also doesn't support the foobaz protocols! But millions of companies are using it to serve millions of customers, and it's fine.
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
Management is not a logical formula. Management says all code must be reviewed, your coworkers are approving (rubber stamping) PRs 10x faster than you, why aren't you able to keep up? Why are you being difficult?
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
This doesn't work because then you get fired for being a bottleneck.
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2mo ago
I've tried doing this, politely pushing back on problems happening from AI use, and it led to a not-so-subtle implication from my manager that I need to STFU or I'll be out of here (Cisco).
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2mo ago
As stupid as this list is, there is seldom any reflection about why half the country felt this was necessary. I don't accept "because they are just dumb trump voters" as a reason. Obviously the left was doing some things that
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2mo ago
It's quite literally a spinelessness / empathy tax. The disparate spending probably will show up in demographic data eventually.
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
It's a tip . I don't have to give one. Any reason I think of not to is a valid reason. This tipping maximalism idiocy will not end until people put their foot down: I am not tipping for anything that wasn't usual to tip for
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2mo ago
> Back in the day furniture was artisanal and hand made yet people were able to afford and have it. I'm pretty sure this is not correct. "Back in the day" artisanal solid wood furniture was so expensive that you would buy
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2mo ago
I don't even understand how it's possible to max out these subscriptions. In the last few weeks I've been basically vibecoding at work with 5.6 Sol at max thinking and max context, ~6hrs per day of the thing chugging along, s
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2mo ago
Most companies are boring and conservative in tech. Just not most "tech companies".
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There is, it's java/ruby shops. No one wants to use that stuff in current year, so if they're using it anyway, they're pretty likely to be boring tech users.
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2mo ago
I think the same way about any personal project. You can either make something unfamiliar, or make it with unfamiliar technology stack, but you shouldn't do both.
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He created that company I believe. I interviewed at Godel long ago and would probably have received an offer but he was convicted during the interview process and they paused hiring.
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2mo ago
Then why isn't Photoshop killed?
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2mo ago
It's called suicidal empathy. It manifests in many domains.
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eudamoniac
2mo ago
When no one polices it, that is the new culture. That is America's culture now.
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My phone plan is $7/month, right now. US Mobile.
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Typescript is single threaded and 2-10x slower and does not compile into a binary.
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2mo ago
Truth is hard to get into. If it were simple and digestible, we wouldn't all keep seeking it, ever hungry for it... It has to be grappled with. You can't shake truth's hand and have a seat and have it flow into you smoothly f
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The number can definitely go up for more than 30 years. There is a lot of wealth out there and the land is not getting any bigger.
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Hume also has an essay about this. People don't read philosophy anymore. They think blog posts are just as good, or at least more "relevant", somehow.
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2mo ago
I understand why you'd say bonds in tax-advantaged accounts and equities outside, but I don't know why you would put cash in the former. Unless by cash you mean money market funds or similar. But even still, qualified equity divid
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But in reality they aren't "shutting down that whole thing", they are shutting down their personal lineage and not much else. The women might not be conscious of something wrong with themselves, but if they were cells in a bo
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