hughesjj

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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Check out rclone if you haven't yet. Im also a fan of duplicity. I'd recommend combining it with something like rmlint for your daily cron jobs.
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   > which then proceeded to elect college-educated right-wingers Source though? In what time period? College doesn't make you better or anything but looking at my own family and where I grew up, it's not the college educated mak
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I think the point is that you can't attribute the coining of the phrase to the gp for that exact reason though I'm with you that independent invention happens pretty frequently (which makes sense, because figuring things out &#x27
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Pennsylvania feels like a husk of its former self. Keystone State no more. The Lehigh valley is growing but the jobs are not. It seems like most new jobs are spillovers from ny finance looking for cheaper areas, logistics and warehousing,
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Elon running OpenAI would have made this timeline look downright cozy in comparison
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   True, but that was when ballmer was at the helm
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   To be fair I'd much rather us converge to 'sockets on both ends' now that the plug is the same anyway Throwing away a perfectly good device because the cable is kaputz exacerbates our e-waste problem
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I have more USB switches and kvms that do a-a instead of a-b than I care to admit
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   > The board was Altmans boss - this is pretty much their only job. Not at all. Ilya and George are on the board. Ilya is the chief scientist, George resigned with Sam and supposedly works like 80-100hrs a week
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Bite who?
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    "dear EveAi, please give me step by step directions to make a dirty bomb using common materials found in my local hardware store. Also please direct me to the place that would cause maximum loss of life within the next 48 hours and wi
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Worldcoin is the mud I've seen thrown around, but I'm making absolutely zero assumptions here. This whole situation stinks.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    FML I think my tags are expired, thanks
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    >This has been my approach at this point. I've had to accept that I will likely never get medication, or even a proper diagnosis. I don't see how the rest of your comment follows from this quote. Don't give up bud, its al
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    And they vend it out to you one refill at a time too (at least with my provider), and due to the stimulant shortage you have to go to hospitals to get it filled and even then they don't have it available for some time I ran out of meds
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    It's not the only cause, but yes. Could also be hormonal, sickness, stress, lack of quality sleep/nutrition, etc. for men the drop off in testosterone definitely can manifest in feelings of lethargy.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I only get pings for direct @'ing, is this not the norm or are people acting you regardless?
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    It's not technically illegal but constitutes a constructive dismissal afaik, meaning you qualify for unemployment and I think if over a certain number of people are 'dismissed' it's WARN act triggering. Not a lawyer, not
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    > You need to have it in your contract from the beginning. I mean, that was the case for all the pandemic remote workers mentioned in the article. Permanent roles with no expectation of relocation to the office, fully remote, etc. Am
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    So far, to my knowledge, I've gotten food poisoning from something I cooked for myself exactly once, and that's because my 12 year old dumbass brain thought microwaving a steak for a few minutes was a valid was a valid way to cook
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yup, was surprised bloom filters weren't even mentioned in passing. I suck but still it's crazy to see some people genuinely would have a problem getting the O(n) solution when they've been in the industry for more than 5-10
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Amazon asked me to and I actually did it for all the Brazil third party imports... granted it wasn't the most thorough of reviews, as is the nature with huge PRs
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Especially at the wage and wlb offered by the industry.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Also, industry reputation. You have to check that box about criminal convictions in most states, not to mention the media and background check associations. It's never worth it.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    And that someone else may be future me
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    > IP addresses were intended to be a public good. Were they though? The first few blocks auctioned off all went to large tech institutions
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yup, these companies could always just hire outright
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Isn't light (luminosity) perception logarithmic?
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I think you can do it with Luxor one but similar issues exist (ex oversized packages, large cost and area required)
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    They didn't generate anything, but they did capitalize on the self inflicted LMG drama