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by honkycat 5y ago
Ahh! Beat me to it! I really want an answer, so I can inform my blue team. Bill Demirkapi seems pretty competent, and they do have an entry on Linkedin that is associated with Zoom security. Who knows how reliable of a source that is, howev
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There is toxicity around literally every topic on every corner of the internet. Why does it bother you only specifically with FromSoft games. Because you disagree. Which is fine I respect your opinion. However, I would argue "community
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I worked during the day and went to school at night. Honestly most people I know didn't do 100% school, they had a job while in uni. I agree the current debt-based solution is bad. But there is more to life than efficiency and numbers.
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It signals wealth and an upbringing that meshs with the current c-level staff. this is not controversial to assert. I'm not saying these people are not smart, but they are also definitely rich. My life is great, I am not trying to comp
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Games have literacy in a way books have literacy. I would not recommend a casual reader pick up "A Brief History of 7 Killings" but it is still a great book. Fromsoft games have an author, Miyazaki, and that author has the right
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Seriously. I don't know how people text edit without the vim keybindings. I'll never go back!
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This weekend I was working in the garden, having an epic battle with the bamboo infestation, and messed up my hands badly.[0] The pain and soreness in my hands made me notice something: My thumb hurts when I use it to hit the command key! A
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> If you aren't going to lean into the simplicity and single way of doing something, you are likely better served in another language. Generics were widely asked for by the community for many reasons, one of the main things being re
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WOOO! I have been using the RC at work lately, and I have to say: The generics implementation is quite nice, and RUTHLESSLY slashes boilerplate and copy-pasta. This is going to turn Golang from "that one boilerplate-y language without
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Go to a therapist. They will help you set goals, keep track of goals, and how to make and keep friends. You may have developed toxic behaviors that is preventing people from enjoying being around you
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I consider myself center-left. It is hard to encapsulate the left as a monolith because it is a diverse group of people who have different values and goals. The left could include: - People who want to reduce the price of medical care so pe
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The problem, universally, is that we are pretending software is cheaper than it actually is. We don't have the staff. We don't have the time. Companies don't have the money.
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I do a normal amount of work but I'm not about to work a bunch of overtime. Sometimes they just don't have any work for you and that is fine. If there is nothing to document / button up then yeah it can be painful.
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Oh man I can't imagine working a 9-5 the freedom of entrepreneurship is calling to me
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Honestly: sometimes I say something broad and incendiary because I want to get owned and get some good additional information from people who are engaged. I honestly have no idea what the ripple effects of this war and recession will be.
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We always say "recession" but I feel like most people don't fear a recession, which is temporary. The word I want to start flying around is "collapse" because that is what it feels like we are heading towards. Our o
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I'm not a philosopher by any means but the interpretation of Atheism I presented above is widely used. Specifically by Matt Dillahunty and a lot of modern Atheist. I wouldn't be against an interpretation of agnosticism that is fun
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People can interpret Athiesm in different ways, and I was a bit clumsy by asserting anything about Athiesm in a broad sense, since there is no category or group of people who all have the same opinions and interpretations of Athiesm. Howeve
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> what if non-religious people are actually the most religious of them all. humor me. Atheism is not an assertion that there is no god. It is the understanding that we cannot with our current level of technology prove there IS a god. The
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The other day I was having drinks with friends, and a buddy of mine brings up medication. I am always advocating for taking responsibility for your mental health, finding a therapist, and getting on medication if you need it. So we had a ch
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This war just makes 0 sense to me. Are things so horrible in Russia they feel they need to invade and subjugate another country? I realize you could make the same argument for the US invasion of Afganistan, or Iraq, or many many other idiot
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We need fusion, we need more power YESTERDAY. Whatever amount we are spending to develop these moonshots it needs to be more. So many "hard things" become that much easier when we remove having to power it out of the equation. A g
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> Its non-competitive merits are superlative. Competitive card games of comparable complexity have existed for decades with incredible popularity — Magic: the Gathering, Hearthstone, Poker — and Slay the Spire removes the need for those
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By all accounts octopus intelligence is extremely overblown. And "sentience" is an extremely low bar. Compare the intelligence of a cow or pig or similar mammal to an octopus and the mammal will DESTROY the octopus. We tolerate fa
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It is so disgusting to me that we allowed our oligarch class to de-industrialize our country and ship all of the jobs and everything we built overseas. 100 years of industrialization and worker movements gutted, abandoned, and disassembled
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You wouldn't know it from my grouchy hacker-news persona, but I am actually a pretty bubbly and happy person in real life. And let me tell you, it takes work! A few years ago I started going to therapy. And I found that a really positi
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I used to struggle greatly with ADHD, but recently got on Vyvanse and that was a HUGE help for me. My older brother also struggled, but he got on Prozac for his anxiety and he has suddenly become a freaking SUPER HUMAN. I've considered
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I can't remewthe last time my job bottleneck was writing code to implement requirements. The bottleneck is almost always migrating a legacy system, getting buy-in, interviewing users to design the system, or waiting on requirements to
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Google will kill your entire business via AI filtering and refuse to even acknowledge you exist while you lose your home and life after investing in and building their platforms.
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I agree! No smoke between me and people who are well off! Much better use of money than a super-car or many other options. Not that I have any right to say what people can do with their money.

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