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ggoo
9mo ago
most everything is unrealistic if we just assume it to be so and give up on seeing the world in any different way.
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ggoo
9mo ago
While this may work, it just seems like incredibly unhealthy advice to give or to take. People should be able to focus on their work without being expected to take up random side quests, and if there is a career path, make the requirements
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ggoo
10mo ago
Just a thought but you could probably argue that the US is the largest and most advanced of the capitalist systems in the world, and that makes it somewhat of a bellwether for the future of other capitalist countries.
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ggoo
1y ago
Does your phone have a camera on it?
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ggoo
1y ago
Your response is not in good faith - this is very easy to google.
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ggoo
1y ago
Scientific advancement has suffered from the light pollution and that advancement is a driving force behind your modern life. So you have (or will) suffer indirectly over time.
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ggoo
1y ago
After just coming back from a trip to Maui, yeah you can totally say the same about flights to Hawaii.
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The Video Lunchbox
(computer.rip)
2 points
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ggoo
1y ago
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ggoo
1y ago
It's just about winning (read: more power for the upper class), not about ideals.
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ggoo
1y ago
You did not read my comment very well. I was not commenting on the the particle board tradeoff, or even the AI tradeoff we find ourselves in now. I was saying that reduction to a lower common denominator (80%), even though it seems innocuou
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ggoo
1y ago
Particle board: - degrades faster, necessitating replacement - makes the average quality of all wood furniture notably worse - arguably made the cost of real wood furniture more expensive, since fewer people can make a living off it. Not to
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ggoo
1y ago
I realize there is some “old man yells at clouds” in me, but I can't help pretty strongly agreeing with this post. So many advancements and productivity boosts happening around me but can’t stop asking myself - does anyone actually eve
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ggoo
1y ago
19/20 for gpt5. All the answers were very similar though I mostly just felt like the tone and delivery was better.
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ggoo
1y ago
Fair distribution of resources is far from a solved problem unfortunately
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ggoo
1y ago
Hm, sounds like you don't really need a truck... The world is racing to +4C and you're over here defending 25mpg gender affirming care mobiles - you're on the wrong side of this one buddy.
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ggoo
1y ago
Seems like we’re in agreement - I read your prior comment differently
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ggoo
1y ago
I mean by the content they were yeah. Precisely the problem with rules declaring what content is and isn’t acceptable.
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ggoo
1y ago
I would recommend renaming this project to not include the t word.
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ggoo
2y ago
Only you can really answer this. One thing I know, you won’t regret trusting your gut and sticking to your principles, even if they’re the “wrong” choice.
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ggoo
2y ago
Thank you California!
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ggoo
2y ago
Ever read about that guy who’s mother got exploded for science?
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ggoo
2y ago
Good.
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The only two log levels you need are INFO and ERROR
(ntietz.com)
3 points
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ggoo
2y ago
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ggoo
3y ago
Hm, I may have judged too quickly then - I do hope this translates to better quality. Will wait and see.
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ggoo
3y ago
I just want good search results. This feels like a distraction.
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ggoo
3y ago
5/10% efficiency gains may not translate into 5/10% compensation gains.
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ggoo
3y ago
What did they shoot the behind the scenes with though?
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Reflections on GoodJob for Solid Queue
(island94.org)
1 points
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ggoo
3y ago
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ggoo
3y ago
I have no disagreement on the truthiness of words, my comment was really only about the enjoyment of your readers. Regardless, it sounds like you have a vision for what you want your writing to be, and so far as I know, it's working we
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ggoo
3y ago
> I strive to write with a very neutral tone, and without any strong words, so it really helps me. Curious, why? I would think this would make your writing more "boring", which would make it less likely for people to pay attent
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