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by ickelbawd 5y ago
Maybe. I think that AR has the potential to be far more pervasive and unescapable. AR makes the entire world a canvas, and the possibilities of public ridicule and negativity are endless. Especially if we as a society embrace and then “requ
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by ickelbawd 5y ago
That’s not true. If you only look at CEOs you won’t be able to tell which behaviors are unique to CEOs and which are not. If you don’t eliminate these potentially universal traits and behaviors you’re setting yourself up to be be wrong due
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by ickelbawd 5y ago
Yeah probably best to not make it about being fired—since your boss is ultimately their boss—makes them wonder when the axe might come for them next… That said I’m definitely a fan of some self-depreciating humor to help others relax and bu
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by ickelbawd 5y ago
Love it. So dystopian—-giving one the illusion of space while giving none at all. Create your own panopticon…
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by ickelbawd 5y ago
Wow. I had a similar experience last Monday. A coworker I like personally, but who I consider myself more senior than, was given an important role on the team that I had been working towards and discussing with my manager. I felt this incre
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by ickelbawd 6y ago
The measure of what is better in all these companies is determined internally and generally by the business. So it ultimately serves the business and only serves the user indirectly—-if at all. Obviously you optimize for different things—-p
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by ickelbawd 6y ago
Yeah, I feel the same. I’d be curious to know more about where this recommendation comes from. I much prefer #222 or #333 if it’s on a white/whiteish background.
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by ickelbawd 6y ago
They’re ultimately saying the Alcubierre Drive can’t go superluminal speeds because negative energy is not real, but it will work just fine if you go slower than the speed of light.
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by ickelbawd 6y ago
Can you expound more on why you think this? Do you think it’s okay to write in a book you own and don’t plan to get rid of? Saying it’s vandalism seems a bit extreme to me—-unless we’re talking about a book borrowed from a friend or a libra
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by ickelbawd 6y ago
There are winners and losers here for sure. Long commutes are gone but many people relied on their commute keeping their work hours more strictly bounded. You’re right that the the office camaraderie is mostly gone—-assuming your office eve
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by ickelbawd 7y ago
Your template string logic doesn't actually mitigate the problem. Short-circuit evaluation in JavaScript means that `falsey && something_else` will always evaluate to `falsey` and then you'll still get undefined in your cl
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by ickelbawd 7y ago
Does this mean the connectome is doomed or faulty since it maps only neurons and not glial cells?
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by ickelbawd 7y ago
Nah. It’s still ambiguous. I also read it to be referring to the state of Georgia in the the US Nation. It would be a lot clearer to say Nation of Georgia. Then there’s no ambiguity.
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by ickelbawd 7y ago
Except that bitcoin relies on a whole network of middlemen to prove the validity of that transaction. Without miners you have no transaction.