inpdx

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31.
by inpdx 3y ago
Trivial to code up a custom feed to show however long you want.
32.
by inpdx 3y ago
When I read "Instagram app" I immediately think fine, so I could delete an ig app, right? Without deleting instagram?
33.
by inpdx 3y ago
People commenting that people who are still at Twitter because of their own volition, just stop. Certainly some are still there because they want to be, but there are absolutely people trapped there economically one way or another, working
34.
by inpdx 3y ago
Schrödinger's logic. If only they'd kept their mouths shut.
35.
by inpdx 3y ago
As a software developer, I hate the way he treats his employees. Politics are secondary.
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by inpdx 3y ago
Brave browser.
37.
by inpdx 3y ago
Someone who claims to care about humans while murdering them really has zero credibility.
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by inpdx 3y ago
This. I also tend to skip optional, often 99% pointless meetings, but then weird tribal knowledge appears that I'm out of the loop on.
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by inpdx 3y ago
I tend to be the one complaining the loudest, but after a while I don't want to be the only one doing so so I have stopped. I think others agree but are too afraid to speak out. Something like this would be a good tool. Although no way
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by inpdx 3y ago
Carbon capture is cleaning up dog shit in the kitchen with a toothpick instead of training it to go outside.
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by inpdx 3y ago
No other species has had this great of an impact on that many species. If we were wise and thoughtful, collectively we could both advance ourselves and allow the diversity to continue. So it's a shame we aren't.
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by inpdx 4y ago
"and is successful at it." Overpaying, creating a mass exodus, destabilizing the platform, and losing tons of advertisers is "successful?"
43.
by inpdx 4y ago
You seem to have no recollection of how Twitter has played an outsized role in fast reporting on breaking events, such as the Arab Spring.
44.
by inpdx 4y ago
Many people have left, including myself, due to imperious, chaotic, and plain mean mismanagement. Thus making it vastly less interesting and more trollish.
45.
by inpdx 4y ago
I absolutely would never support him in any way based on how he's treated Twitter employees. Call it what you want, I'm quite sure I'm not an outlier.
46.
by inpdx 4y ago
He has interesting ideas but then presents his alternate views, without a rigorous scientific approach, as settled. Worth investigating though.
47.
by inpdx 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. I enjoyed his 80s films. He lost it sometime after that.
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by inpdx 4y ago
One could envision that last beer or shot not having taken full hold when the cyclist gets on the bike. One could also envision balance being sufficient but reaction time not. Have I crashed my bike at the bottom of a hill while drunk? Yes,
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by inpdx 4y ago
I knew enough about the Commodore 64 Basic that I could leave the mall Radio Shack with it flashing wild colors or streaming a sentence. (Which was a highlight of going to the mall.) I started actually coding when we got a PC clone around 1
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by inpdx 4y ago
Which says the former are using it (and have no qualms about wasting your time) instead of actually winnowing by resume first. Smart to rule them out, they don't value your time whatsoever.
51.
by inpdx 4y ago
"isn't this just a natural progression of the same sorts of image enhancements we've been doing previously?" No. Every other technique is improving on raw data using that raw data and knowledge about ways to process data
52.
by inpdx 4y ago
It's not high risk by that definition.
53.
by inpdx 4y ago
"Although GM crops are completely safe to eat" While I think that's far from settled, it's certainly true that Bt corn encouraged the liberal use of Roundup, which is not completely safe.
54.
by inpdx 4y ago
I have sympathy for the argument, but a lot of people can't afford to spend the extra money a smaller store charges.
55.
by inpdx 4y ago
Mandatory weekly and it's 90% bullshitting/filling the time. I hate them but oh well. I'm pretty decent at conversation but they should be optional because they're pointless.
56.
by inpdx 5y ago
I've always instinctively done this, although I'm generally the exzception.
57.
by inpdx 5y ago
Can anyone ELI5 this?
58.
by inpdx 5y ago
As someone who bought his first CD in 1985, no. CDs never had charm. Nerd allure at first? Sure. But they were a means to an end. Lossless streaming solves that problem better and less wastefully. Streaming and vinyl are here to stay.
59.
by inpdx 5y ago
I would argue because incompetence is statistically more likely.
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by inpdx 5y ago
Are your genes inferior? Then evolution will replace you over time. That's how it works.

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