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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Get creative. I envy you.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
So people should not be allowed to sleep properly (8 hours), eat well, exercise, have time for loved ones, keep their area clean (chores), feed themselves properly (prep, cook, cleanup), attend to any other needs simply so that we don'
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Uncertain. How old are you to be so knowledgable about the challenges of learning when 40, 50, 60, 70 or beyond?
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
It depends on the purpose of the writing though. If meant to convey with clarity, that was perhaps too much, but if meant to be enjoyed for its rhythm and imagery I say the more complexity the better.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Once upon a time people wrote in cursive. I'm not disagreeing with your sentiment. I love richly written, complex writing that can take a moment to digest, but, let's be honest here, it isn't just AI that has destroyed the w
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
I love the idea of never having to work another day in my life, but, lets be honest here, UBI is never going to happen. At most it will be "if you are having no kids, here is some money until you die." Even that will be a stretc
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
She doesn't name names.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
No doubt there is that ... and, oh yeah, the money.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
This is why devs should chose a language like golang. It is readable because, generics aside, you don't get to do much with the language and it also runs very fast.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
But has anyone ever looked at a program that was structured after "clean architecture" principles as outlined by good-ol' uncle bob and thought "yeah this was a great idea!". The answer is no.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
I would imagine that the vast majority of people working at a place like vice don't understand the distinction between soft and hard sciences, don't care about the distinction, or are bitter about the distinction.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Is is a snow day from their life or is it that their life hasn't or isn't going the way they expected but they perceive everyone else to be living fulfilling lives... and they would like to see that end?
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
HN has changed a lot. As others have stated there is a lot of politics injected that I couldn't care less about.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Sounds a bit too much like a perpetual motion machine to me.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
It seems to me that education as well as jobs that require writing skills - marketing etc - are just about to be blown away by things like GPT4. I want to believe that the heat on the programming profession is still ten years out so that
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
AKA blacklists are useful.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
I could see my happiness topping out at roughly 1 million a year. Unfortunately I am roughly 1/16th of that per year right now. So it is likely I will never know.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Anytime someone blathers "money doesn't equal happiness" advice, I ask them to offload at least some of their monthly paycheck into my wallet since it obviously isn't important to them. Nobody has ever taken me up on th
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Maybe in the sense that the firehose monthly paycheck cannot be found at another company so I have to agree with you that the parent's comment seems very distorted. Parent, try imagining a career like mine: 16+ years of working for sta
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
It really seems to boil down to that anymore: if you don't fit the mold but do something phenomenal you are dismissed.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Hard to say. Every new piece of tech every new problem... it is death by a thousand paper cuts to the brain as one tries to remember the details.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
This points at a larger problem: the junior developers who gleefully pull in tons of third party requirements which, as far as I can tell, is the supposed "senior" approach in javascript development.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Banning biology wont make the world less biological.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Also nobody here appears to know that different places in the world have quite different size expectations for a consumer level dishwasher. In Japan... tiny as can be.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Well until this as-of-yet unknown person turns you into a body. I don't have friends.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Lets be real though. Nobody just stops at they are INTP. This is the kind of thing that corporate busybodies in HR - or something related - will use to evaluate people.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Trans people are out to abolish biology. Gender is little more than personality.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
The utterly hilarious defense by the left for a movement that - above all others - is deeply patriarchal in its attempt to overwhelm and wipe out the very concept of "woman".
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
"Clean code", "Clean architecture", "Clean etc", they are all totally grotesque and the sign of incompetence.
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by flippinburgers 4y ago
Uh and so you upgrade to the next software version on the same hardware.

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