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gedy
2y ago
I love the idea of this sort of thing, but FWIW I personally don't think the lean "make a landing page to gauge interest in a product before we make it" is that effective these days, sorry.
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gedy
2y ago
I got my nice Herman Miller chair that I'm sitting on now, which was wheeled out into the parking lot by the facilities guy saying "take it all..."
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gedy
2y ago
> It has this big build-up that you think is going to go into a satisfying chorus... but it goes nowhere. I don't disagree in general, but that particular song is likely just due to the use of that rising horn sample from the origin
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gedy
2y ago
Is it really Ruby or they just made a nice interface? I don't see why a hypothetical TypeScript example would be all that different. // Just ask questions const chat: Chat = LLM.chat; chat.ask("What's
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gedy
2y ago
Please - not another us vs them blame game between the lower classes, it distracts from the govt policies and financial industries that got us into this mess.
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2y ago
Don't most countries grant citizenship to children of parents from that country? I'm sure there's lots of bureaucratic issues if they were never recorded in the parent's country though.
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2y ago
Yeah this is a good reminder that technology rewrites do NOT need to rethink the UI. I've always favored updating the technology first to enable faster incremental UI changes afterwards. I love my UX friends but they almost universa
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gedy
2y ago
> Company doesnt have to do it successfully or even stay afloat to impact you True, but from my experience the companies that are dazzled by cheap overseas prices tend to be awful places to work to begin with, and I'm kind of happy
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gedy
2y ago
This is why I'm not particularly worried about working remote/WFH from the US. I've heard the scare tactic that "your manager will move your job overseas for cheaper!" - but inevitably most companies have no idea
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gedy
2y ago
The price has gotten too high for low quality food, no improvements in "experience" will help that.
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2y ago
> the business would instantly terminate the 80% for cause if they could only discern the difference There's many many companies and leadership who want their big empires of people. I'm not too sure they want to fire 80% or be
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gedy
2y ago
Are there decent paying jobs now? I was an EE then CompE major and, while I enjoyed it and think my engineering degrees were solid, all the jobs and better pay were in software. I'm glad I liked to program as a hobby, otherwise my ca
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gedy
2y ago
That’s true, I’ve seen examples of someone jumping to conclusions or taking the worst possible interpretation of a text, which is probably a red flag even in real life, face-to-face communication
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gedy
2y ago
Online "dating" that involves texting is just such a terrible fit. Most people either have poor reading comprehension or lack ability to write clearly, and that's the worst combo for relationship building. It's really no
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gedy
2y ago
Come on, that's a silly hot take. The settlements were removed 20 years ago and the settlers didn't want to leave.
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gedy
2y ago
As someone who's "just quit" a few times when life or work situations weren't going well: Unless you have children to feed with your salary - just quit and get some exercise. It'll be fine. It freaked out the 401k
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2y ago
> One alternative would be to prescribe heroin which I think could work Yes, didn't they do just that and cause the recent opioid epidemic with prescriptions? (I know it wasn't Heroin)
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2y ago
> What did Israel compromise on? They did have Jewish settlements in Gaza that they forcibly removed. They gave the Sinai back to Egypt, etc.
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2y ago
> Many peoples have suffered wars throughout history, were displaced and relocated in other countries. Yes, at the same time in Europe, millions of people were kicked out of their homes because of redrawing borders and ethnic cleansing o
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gedy
2y ago
I'm addressing the extraordinary claim that "Trump is a Russian agent" and that now we are suddenly now being soft on Russia. If so, why didn't Putin mount a full invasion in 2016-2020? Why wait until 2022 when the supp
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2y ago
Seriously - why then have all the moves against Ukraine were when Trump was not in office? Russia has been invading Ukraine for _14 years_, first under Obama/Biden then under Biden/Harris. Clinton was secretary of state. And the
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gedy
2y ago
I saw similar at SIGGRAPH 2004. Still a cool DIY project.
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2y ago
> with the full might of US support Wasn't the time for that 3 years ago (or 11)? I'm not pro Russia, but a war of attrition has always seemed a bad play and half-assed. Especially when Europe is still buying gas from Russia..
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2y ago
> spending hours each day on an unpaid commute to and from the office Reminds me of a NYC startup I was at (while hired living on the west coast). CEO was really big on in-person (well except for all the LATAM devs I had to manage...) so
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gedy
2y ago
Top down view to you can drive like a videogame?
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2y ago
Thanks for the info. I agree but as others said not sure why then the policy is to detain and deport if she's at the border. Just deny entry.
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2y ago
> CBP agents at the border accused Brösche of planning to violate the terms of the visa waiver program by intending to work as a tattoo artist during her trip to LA, Lofving said. This seems to be key point - but sounds awfully subjectiv
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2y ago
> The only real functional way forward at this point is some form of mass protest or resistance, Maybe, just maybe, the opposition party could quit offering these shit sandwich candidates as an alternative? I can't believe there
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2y ago
I think the issue is more the FDA has hit compounding by announcing semaglutide and tirzepatide are no longer in shortage - so compounding pharmacies aren't legally able to sell the cheaper compounded versions. Since most insurances d
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2y ago
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