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by inteleng 8y ago
Idiotic comment.
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by inteleng 8y ago
No. Nothing was found (nailed down, proven) here except that error bounds need to be improved.
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by inteleng 8y ago
This comment is ridiculous and not based in fact.
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by inteleng 8y ago
This is apparently not an uncommon reaction. It's usually called an ego death.
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by inteleng 8y ago
This is what I mean.
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by inteleng 8y ago
> I’m able to deploy applications leveraging distributed storage and getting tls secured endpoints without a single ssh session Is it grammatically possible to use more buzzwords in a single sentence? Reading that made me want to vomit.
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by inteleng 8y ago
This is very fucked up. What you're doing is unethical and rather nightmarish. Hope you get shut down by COPPA.
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by inteleng 8y ago
How could you possibly know this?
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by inteleng 8y ago
You've just described my gastrointestinal system.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Quitting is also slightly unethical.
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by inteleng 8y ago
I think it's unlikely that 'super rich parents' in the 70s would even tolerate the borderline junk collection of this guy.
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by inteleng 8y ago
I would say this is a mostly true comment, but it assumes that the author (or their parents) paid for everything. Many people are willing to trade their time (and leisure) to scavenge parts like those in the author's post, and needn&#x
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by inteleng 8y ago
> Bostromian mission-like motivation I had no idea Boz had the patent on being very motivated. Color me surprised.
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by inteleng 8y ago
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, and you see it in duck territory, and there have been ducks traipsing around where you found it, it's probably a duck. Speculating on the risks of treatment is prematu
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by inteleng 8y ago
Talk about anecdata. Some people simply don't react to bites; you could easily be one of them.
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by inteleng 8y ago
I had the exact same thing happen while weeding. Move my hands up, feel something move under my watch, lift it up - dog tick.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Correct.
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by inteleng 8y ago
And people outside Wall Street worship Jobs, using him as the yardstick for good tech leaders. What gives, I don't know.
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by inteleng 8y ago
dang, please delete the above comment.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Your mistake is thinking that Larry or Sergey or Mark or Evan knew what they were doing in the first place with their own companies.
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by inteleng 8y ago
The US and most of Europe had the same problems up until the early 20th century.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Now this... This is the pinnacle of software engineering blogs. Shitty grammar and masturbatory bragging, interspersed with unnecessary expletives and abbreviations, topped off with a weak blog engine and zero citations is exactly what I lo
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by inteleng 8y ago
Would love to see your formulation of it!
54.
by inteleng 8y ago
This is a 1% engineer? The guy who can't spell "prosper"?
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by inteleng 8y ago
I don't bow down to my laptop, but I respect what went into making it. It's great to admire excellent engineers; aspiring to be as skilled as someone at a task can be very motivating. Worshipping them is another thing. You're
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by inteleng 8y ago
Not believable.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Americans often find themselves overwhelmed and put into moral distress by causeries, unfortunately.
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by inteleng 8y ago
Maybe it's just me, but the hubris in this comment seems a little excessive. They aforementioned SWEs make themselves multimillionaires /and/ have great jobs /and/ get praised by their peers, yet now everyone else h
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Without fraud, the digital media business would collapse(nymag.com)
31 points by inteleng 8y ago|7 comments
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by inteleng 8y ago
From the same author/artist: https://blog.mattbierner.com/theremin-x-proposal/

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