jahsome

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   by jahsome 4y ago

   Cars which are primarily controlled via software and interact with hundreds of web services.
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   Nope. Paths in .gitignore means git ignores them. Doesn't mean the file doesn't exist. It means it's not in source control. An example is a .env file. It may very well be _required_ in many PHP or node projects but it's
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   That only means they're likely to become even more dominant, thus proving parent's point.
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   I have a deepseated aversion to outright censorship when it comes to my kids' media but this is somehow more palatable to me. What a pleasantly dystopian compromise!
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   In the US, that's like 2.5+ hours of ads. I just can't understand how these people don't lose their ever loving mind every 7 minutes. In the rare occasion I'm in a hotel or something I almost always turn the TV on out of
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   > I eat meals, in the life I live now, at a table. I eat them alone, because my marital family – as you can tell – imploded up their own backsides. But in many ways, I was always eating alone, even when I was in that family, perching a p
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   You may find you like peaty single malt scotches.
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   Your comment could be interpreted to be condescending in tone, which I find quite ironic; the result of your rhetoric is you seem more "annoyed" than OP. Especially in a large remote meeting, mindless dialogue is incredibly anno
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   by jahsome 4y ago

   Thanks for the rec. I just burned an audible credit for a bathtime listen. This is a concept I'm noodling on quite a bit lately, and was hoping to pick up a handful of digestible tips to pass along to my kids. Curiously, I'm findi
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    In my experience, especially in a business context, it's flat out laziness and an inability to recognize others process information differently. Most importantly, people who are perpetually "busy" seem to lack the awareness t
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    We are all American on this [God-forsaken] day ;)
12. 522.▲
    by jahsome 4y ago

    Thank you for the perspective.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I agree wholeheartedly with everything you were kind enough to share. You even elaborate on the things which I was to lazy to expand on myself. So I think we're on the same page. I only took issue with the choice of "evil" be
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Thanks for the clarification, specifically the examples. I agree with the spirit of your conclusion, but it's far outside my expertise (psychology) and experience (haven't used FB since about 2012). "They" is unnecessari
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    The comments were specifically about Zuckerberg's character. The replies should be about Zuckerberg's character. The reply in question didn't even mention him.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I made no such argument. It is counter productive and disengenous state otherwise. I asked a question, no conclusions drawn. If I had a point, it's that the comment was off topic with regard to the comment it replied to, and warrants i
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I am interested in this line of logic, but I'm not sure I would go so far. I feel engaging in commerce in any way at all is impossible without being "evil" under this definition. Aren't advertisements at their core uncon
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I understand the sentiment. I agree there should be accountability. With that in mind, I'd like to point out root merely expressed an anecdote about above and beyond humane treatment of employees from the CEO. Parent described the hack
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I've come to believe that quality of discourse declines as communities grow in size and scope regardless of medium.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I killed off Facebook and Twitter years ago, but opted out of the news for the most part when the pandemic kicked off. I don't really intend to go back. I skim enough to get a grasp of what's going on about once or twice a day (a
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Since this thread already has a negative response, I'll share my $0.02: this info is readily available in virtually any format you'd desire, and it just comes across tacky to post a question this inconsequential. I'm going to
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I don't miss HL7 or FHIR one bit. Would have loved a tool like this back when I was doing EHR work. It's encouraging to see stuff like this moving into the OS realm, and I genuinely hope this type of competition and collaboration
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Don't mistake needless pedantism (a hn sport) for defensiveness.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    There is _so much_ nuance to skateboarding, and specifically street skating, one could take multiple college-level courses and likely still have much to learn. Skate videos over time have evolved to become the collections of short clips con
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Here are a couple links. It may be a little heavy on the jargon, but Mark's explanation is fantastic, even for the layman. - Breaking down Mark Suciu’s “Verso”: https://andrew-hughes2012.medium.com/breaking-down-mark-su
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    I was looking at GA floor tickets for this blink show, and the price was $800 at the time. edit: just checked again. They're much more affordable now at $692 each.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    POOP is the world's shittiest palindrome.
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    There's a famous skateboard video part by Mark Suciu, Verso, which has been covered ad nauseum in skate circles. The video ends in a groundbreaking way with somewhat of a palindrome: a series of tricks, with each trick mirroring the on
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Former reporter. Can confirm -- If you only knew...
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    by jahsome 4y ago

    Why no belts?