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by foolinaround 4y ago
https://archive.ph/M7VAc
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by foolinaround 4y ago
ChatGPT has this annoying habit of crashing or having extended downtime. If this UI can capture my query in the case of such a crash and keep retrying till I get the answer, and then notify me (browser, email, etc) - that would be great.
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by foolinaround 4y ago
> Nobody but the most OCD germophobe is going to have lower productivity because they are sitting in a desk that someone else was in a day before. maybe, at the end of the day, the cleaning crew does a deep clean of the surfaces etc..
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by foolinaround 4y ago
maybe a secondary system that could raise alarms since in this case, the weight calculated must have been outside of the standard deviance of the weights recorded over time?
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by foolinaround 4y ago
> at that point you're just wasting money on me and your oversized office. Some industries and companies have so much margins that they are willing to spend that much more... It may be only those industries which have really tight m
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by foolinaround 4y ago
IMHO, LeBron's struggle was one of an poor kid growing up. I would even say that being black was an advantage, and gave him great genetics that he took to the next level with discipline.
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by foolinaround 4y ago
Asian has a different meaning in US Tech circles. I found that out, when I arrived in this country, and was informed that Indians are their own groups, and Asians referred to Chinese and Koreans (and others). The 'Asian' tag is a
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by foolinaround 4y ago
this satire of a laid-off techie being interviewed is going viral https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nivva7G1XFw
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Twitter Files – part 2 – Twitter thread(threadreaderapp.com)
21 points by foolinaround 4y ago|2 comments
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by foolinaround 4y ago
Discrimination as alleged by conservatives but pooh-poohed as others as merely delusional is now clearly proved. How can tech self-regulate itself, or should there be external agencies who would watch the growing power of tech companies? an
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by foolinaround 4y ago
> Companies still desperately need developers to make their business goals reality. This is not changing anytime soon. There has been no advancement that makes developers less relevant. The 'low code' / 'no code'
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by foolinaround 4y ago
maybe a new wikipedia, where not any tom, dick or harry gets to write/edit articles, but one who is acknowledged as a subject matter expert? To start with, in each topic, there is a broad expert, and then he creates additional topics,
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by foolinaround 4y ago
I loved the way the roadmap was presented... excellent design skills https://zellij.dev/roadmap/
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by foolinaround 4y ago
1) Providing raw data at the lowest plan would evince more interest. It would not cost you any more. Also, the plan should allow for ad-hoc testing at a slightly lower price as a repeat customer. This way, I might set a baseline, and after
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by foolinaround 4y ago
social media made this situation bad. and cancel culture made it worse. So, a lot of self-censorship is happening...
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by foolinaround 4y ago
the ideological split seems to pit people in urban vs suburban & rural areas.
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by foolinaround 4y ago
check out https://www.volunteermatch.org/ to find opportunities for you to give back. You will get a sense of fulfillment and the charities would be very grateful.
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by foolinaround 4y ago
around paywall : https://archive.ph/ivXCE
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by foolinaround 4y ago
In knowledge based industries, what could as important as getting time off is to see if your colleagues have time off at the same time. If a colleague is working there is always this message that needs to be addressed that can't wait,
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by foolinaround 4y ago
How many folks here know about the word 'pariah'? Do you use it in regular conversations or writings, or come across it in new articles/quotes etc and don't flinch at all? Can you consider if you would have the same reac
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by foolinaround 4y ago
> fair skin thing is nonsense Well it is a stereotype, and they are often true, but not always. eg, in TN, the average brahmin or upper class individual will be fair-skinned while the lower class one would be dark skinned. I guess up in
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by foolinaround 4y ago
more than half of the folks who have offices in NYC that I spoke to - told me that they just feel uncomfortable travelling in the train after recent incidents. This is in addition to other issues discussed, but atleast 2 people who were pla
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by foolinaround 4y ago
around paywall : https://archive.ph/wsVN7
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by foolinaround 4y ago
Can you please share why Fedora was picked over Ubuntu or Arch or others?
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by foolinaround 4y ago
ok, so then one should'nt have used the word 'fake' - and if one does'nt know the material, there will obviously be something to learn from. An argument can be made that MIT's material is qualitatively better, but s
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by foolinaround 4y ago
the idea behind that crazy scenario of a man penetrating a woman when falling from the roof: He has to pay for the physical injury but not for the shame of raping her. The entire action was unintentional. But physical injury is still needed
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by foolinaround 4y ago
> the fake degree from WGU > get a degree where I'd actually learn something new What is fake about this? And who prevents you from listening to MIT lectures, if you choose to?
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by foolinaround 4y ago
while labeling does not help, we can all agree that Musk is privileged, but he is certainly not on the right.. Maybe, 'alt-left' similar to the existing 'alt-right' label?
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by foolinaround 4y ago
if it is a local government you directly vote for, that supports your argument. Often, it is layers of government, way over you, who have no clue of the local needs, and it gets much worse. Not only does it not know the local needs, it has
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by foolinaround 4y ago
generally, you dont want to know how the sausage is being made... its pretty much all industries, some worse than the others.

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