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> Added support for composite operations for software animations (r285397) Almost there
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In my mind, this sorta proves that most companies should not have in-house engineering divisions and instead most of us should be working for software engineering firms much like actual architects. This would likely also solve the caree
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5y ago
I mean at my job we only had 1 QA engineer leave out of all staff in engineering since COVID triggered lockdowns
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5y ago
It strikes me as impossible that no one realized that projects needed to adjust to unforseen events before a bunch of consultants decided to write a manifesto while skiing in Aspen.
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5y ago
I mean I just upgraded from an iPhone 7 to an 8 and that's only cause the 7's screen finally got cracked
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5y ago
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex is one of the few pieces of media that gets this right vis-a-vis conspiracy being conflated with the loosely coupled nature of government whose components are sometimes adversarial even in the face of
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5y ago
>I can still tell when my coworkers are falling behind and check if they need help I mean there're only so many ways to effectively bullshit in standup, for one
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> BUT, you must be pretty stupid to send a device away that contains sensitive information. Irrelevant
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5y ago
My intuition suggests it would make a lot of things easier as you can figure out a lot of geometry with a prominent sound like a car horn but with visual analysis you have to extract signal from way more noise. I'm not a ML engineer th
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They had that with XUL and threw it all away. I remember using a XUL music player called Songbird back in the day
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>UBI is a non-answer to this, implementing it won't allow everyone to quit their jobs and make art instead. Ideally it's meant to be a social safety net, not a way to sponge off of "billionaires paying their taxes" an
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5y ago
How about corporations stopped investing in career development failing young employees?
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5y ago
Adapters also exist, which I use
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5y ago
Something I feel is left out of the movement towards informality as standard protocol is that the whole point of formality is the presumption that you know nothing about the other person . Realizing this presumption obviously requires disc
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5y ago
Science used to be called 'natural philosophy'
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5y ago
Does your Samsung TV handle DTS audio? Mine doesn't, just curious.
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The UFC discovered the same thing: they realized they made more money on high-volume, non-prestige fight cards than their former model of "every fight card matters"
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5y ago
Can't help but think that the relationship to death and violence then was beyond the comprehension our post-industrial domestication. Let us not even get started on the Romans.
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5y ago
Is this really the the thing to focus on? Awful lot of fascinating content in there otherwise.
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Dude, 'race' was invented within the last 600 years.
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These sources just highlight that he was, at best, under threat of being a slave though, not that he was actually sold and performed as a slave. He's ransomed for at the last minute by someone recognizing him at the market. If Plato ha
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I've never read anywhere that Plato was a slave. He came from an aristocratic family and was one of the noble youths the Athenians were so concerned about the historical Socrates corrupting with his epistemic skepticism. He had family
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Thank you . There are multiple tools and channels for reading and querying all of this information. Between JIRA, and, if necessary, your VCS remote, you can figure out almost everything about what a team is doing. Any grey areas? Ask dir
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Are we actually post-COVID?
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> But it also has the negative consequence of putting additional financial strain on the people who already have the most financial strain and it's hard to tell if the added funding to schools cancels out the additional financial st
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5y ago
Isn't that what Office365 is for or is that much of a downgrade from the desktop experience?
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5y ago
> really they're just trying to find someone they like. It's what "culture fit" really means. And people like people like themselves. This is part of what can lead to unlawful discrimination. This can't be stated
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5y ago
You might like Slavoj Zizek's take on ideology
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Eh, maybe. But we see that the AIs in more forward-thinking franchises like The Matrix , The Terminator , or the video game Horizon: Zero Dawn all figured out factory automation from the jump. Not to mention, as we know in our very ter
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5y ago
That they're AI-based aliens kinda obviated things even more, from where I'm standing they should definitely have figured out automation and automation factories and only needed resources as input. Digital consciousness with no
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