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by hobs 2y ago
Yeah, it was clear they were training us for an industrial work ethic with 40 minute periods with bells moving us from place to place, regimented bathroom and recreational activity, and generally a complete disinterest in learning, just do
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by hobs 2y ago
For most children of history I dont believe this was a real problem, my father for instance was a farm hand herding goats and picking olives at 5 years old - there was no time for an idyllic childhood.
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by hobs 2y ago
Just unplug the internet from your router, problem solved.
784.
by hobs 2y ago
Code snippets as text is denuded but word documents are good for code... what universe is this?
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by hobs 2y ago
Time to load up toribash
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by hobs 2y ago
Groupthink is really common among programmers, especially when they have no idea what they are talking about. It shows you don't need a lot of experience to see the emperor has no clothes, but you do need to pay attention.
787.
by hobs 2y ago
Just make sure to be a cop and then you'll be fine.
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by hobs 2y ago
You probably already watch him, but Marco is also great when it comes to similar content (he loves his multimeters) https://www.youtube.com/@reps
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by hobs 2y ago
There were huge campaigns where google was paying per install, many of these installs were surreptitious. When you create standards that only play well in your garden then the only people making decisions are you and the devs writing them,
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by hobs 2y ago
The monopoly of Chrome over the marketplace suggests you are wrong, with enough money to move around you can implement AMP for instance, nobody wanted it but everyone wanted the money, so they played along.
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by hobs 2y ago
In my mind you could not be proving that we need product people more. They'd never say "It ultimately doesn’t matter what the users want" - they'd say "let's find a way to build what users want" not "
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by hobs 2y ago
That made sense before cryptocurrency, not after.
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by hobs 2y ago
https://visitidaho.org/things-to-do/museums-exhibits/butch-c...
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by hobs 2y ago
It's not on people to watch hour long youtube videos to rejoin your argument https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
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by hobs 2y ago
No, being incompetent to the point where if you squinted he might as well be.
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by hobs 2y ago
It's a silent way of notifying the parent their attention is needed when they are in the pews.
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by hobs 2y ago
It's pretty hard. Recently I saw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWRkzvcb9FQ which has gigantic barrels of algae and direct light input and air being blown through them and still the scope of what you need to make a s
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by hobs 2y ago
Oh yeah, this one really is fun. We used to joke that the CTO of one of the companies I worked for made a killing as his second job was for our competitors. Turns out the dude has been doing that for about 15 years between various places an
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by hobs 2y ago
Affective Blindsight detection of snakes is real and supports that at least the primates have that; there's plenty other animals that freak out at snake like objects (cats, elephants, etc)
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by hobs 2y ago
The "lets get a huge tax break done" was absolutely his goal and plan and part of his election campaign, I didn't say anything partisan, simply stating that trump was absolutely part of the problem. You wont find me defending
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by hobs 2y ago
> We estimate the ten-year cost of the legislation and executive actions President Trump signed into law was about $8.4 trillion, with interest. Yep, nothing to do with trump. https://www.crfb.org/blogs/how-much-did
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by hobs 2y ago
I think you are selling yourself short - the problem is just some minor education to realize you probably know most of what you need to know. And I still cant figure out how to get a kube cluster working.
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by hobs 2y ago
If you are on windows ShareX blows almost everything else out of the water imo, the GIF/movie capture feature is great.
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by hobs 2y ago
I definitely read an article on 404 media about Apple Vision VR Porn - they are just recording it with their own headsets.
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by hobs 2y ago
The problem is that games often install rootkits and the hackers are good enough to exploit those for RCE - just look at Apex Legends, they recently had active tournaments canceled because someone took over streamers boxes during live play
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by hobs 2y ago
And outside of a very small portion of the user base, how much of most people's time is spent in those activities?
807.
by hobs 2y ago
I think its because the person is thinking you are looking for something especially smart when in fact something like a list of lists would be fine enough, if you can explain the tradeoffs for using them. Edit: beaten, yes they were overthi
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by hobs 2y ago
Oof, like looking in a mirror. Maybe I shouldn't start that company then.
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by hobs 2y ago
The problem with this journey into lived nihilism is that it so often ends with suicide. Stay safe.
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by hobs 2y ago
I definitely got the opposite impression from MAD, it was pillorying everything in life including education.

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