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601.
by hooverd 2y ago
I'd think the secret to Navy SEALs' efficiency was methamphetamines, if Fort Bragg was any indication.
602.
by hooverd 2y ago
I'd hope they're grounded correctly.
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by hooverd 2y ago
There's no safe level of living. Maybe there's no safe level of alcohol if your risk tolerance is zero. Going out every weekend and getting hammered is obviously bad for you. Alcoholism is a problem. But I doubt my one or two cock
604.
by hooverd 2y ago
I don't think the actual amount of time working changes if it takes one week or two months lol.
605.
by hooverd 2y ago
I believe you, but can I get your opinion on flipped over turtles in the desert first? s/ I don't think it's Firefox, I get the paywall but I'm not blocked.
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by hooverd 2y ago
The title is missing meant; in full it's "How Bank of America Ignores Its Own Rules Meant to Prevent Dangerous Workloads." I think that changes the meaning at a first glance, like this was about dangerous workloads in the com
607.
by hooverd 2y ago
Has there ever been a nuclear build out ahead of schedule? It certainly seems more prone to that vs renewables that you can plonk down anywhere without too much overhead.
608.
by hooverd 2y ago
C'mon, it's better than nothing. I'd take taking a drug for life for something like HIV over dying a miserable death from it.
609.
by hooverd 2y ago
They're also building out crazy amounts of nuclear.
610.
by hooverd 2y ago
I believe "they" in this case is the America First org.
611.
by hooverd 2y ago
I don't trust most software engineers around physical machines.
612.
by hooverd 2y ago
They're good for seeing how someone approaches a problem. Although with Leetcode everyone is just testing to see if you remember the One Simple Trick for that case instead of being able to talk through it.
613.
by hooverd 2y ago
It's selfish and limiting in the same way that going to the gym and eating well is limiting. Maybe the view of progress that says lazing around and eating sugar (poisoning our water supply, endless pollution, etc) will come home to roo
614.
by hooverd 2y ago
Local governments who are voted in by civic minded home owners.
615.
by hooverd 2y ago
> But my anthropocentrism is even more radical: there is no need to reduce our “ecological footprint,” and no reason, as stated in the Ecomodernist Manifesto, that “humanity must shrink its impacts on the environment to make more room fo
616.
by hooverd 2y ago
You can blame older generations for sucking up all the housing and holding on until they die.
617.
by hooverd 2y ago
Basically any inland fish you buy is going to be flash frozen- you might as well defrost it yourself.
618.
by hooverd 2y ago
A very expensive Tech Deck
619.
by hooverd 2y ago
what stress exactly? will a bad breakup cause ulcers? will hitting the gym cause ulcers?
620.
by hooverd 2y ago
I wonder if the developers who work on this product would be happy to have the same surveillance pointed at them. Surely they're consistently churning out work product butts-in-seats eight hours a day, right, ...right?
621.
by hooverd 2y ago
Serious question, have you lived on a commute or community living environment that wasn't a college dorm?
622.
by hooverd 2y ago
Sucks for people who naturally write with ChatGPTs weirdly chipper cadence.
623.
by hooverd 2y ago
What soda. Is it calpis?
624.
by hooverd 2y ago
YMMV, but I see about a 1/10 ration of noble savage stereotypes to debunking noble savage stereotypes. And cynically, as a lead into "maybe the trail of tears / residential schools we're so bad after all."
625.
by hooverd 2y ago
there's a happy medium between sedentary and an NFL linebacker
626.
by hooverd 2y ago
I got the impression that AWS and retail were two different beasts.
627.
by hooverd 2y ago
There are plenty of species that hit a local maxima are cruising along just fine, like horseshoe crabs. We're probably not one of them though.
628.
by hooverd 2y ago
As someone who has lived in both environments, high wet bulb temperatures suck way more than high arid temperatures. Sure, the latter can feel like living in a hair dryer but cooling is actually quite efficient. The former is just oppressiv
629.
by hooverd 2y ago
Context! As an advice giver, it's so simple, people /just/ need to do X and it will solve all their problems. As someone on the receiving end, it's always more complicated. Unless we're talking about like lifting or
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by hooverd 2y ago
At least people who only leech torrents don't think they're doing to bring about the singularity by doing so.

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