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by jahsome 1y ago
Not op but I interpreted the gross part to be the idea engineering is the end all be all of careers and more importantly can't simply just be a creative outlet for some folks.
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by jahsome 1y ago
The edgy and adversarial tone didn't really make sense until the end of the article. Then it was pretty clear what this is.
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by jahsome 1y ago
When it comes to shell scripting, I personally avoid golf at all costs. I'll take an extra verbose, easy script to parse (for a human) any day of the week when it comes to operations. Yes it's a tradeoff. Every line of code is a l
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by jahsome 1y ago
For me, it's an uncanny valley thing. It's close, but missing something small and intangible which leaves me ruminating on the "fakeness."
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by jahsome 1y ago
Both can be true. I think they try desperately to be meat, and they fail miserably.
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by jahsome 1y ago
K
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by jahsome 1y ago
You asked for an alternative and that seems like an alternative to me.
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by jahsome 1y ago
Inatant tab close for me. So obnoxious. The idea is kinda cute, but the implementation is aggressive.
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by jahsome 1y ago
This is such an odd statement to me. It almost sounds like you're claiming running is a scam propagated by the fats. Anyway as a to counter your annecdote: I ran every day for a decade before some injuries. I was in quite a few clubs a
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by jahsome 1y ago
>The two world wars and surrounding economic upheaval arguably came close to that in many ways. "We somehow managed to survive previous technological advances" is hardly a convincing argument that we need not worry about the im
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by jahsome 1y ago
My point is: the exact same was said of every form of mass communication. Every new form was said to be a herald of the end times, and yet here we are, in many ways stronger than ever. Im not arguing one way or another, I'm just pointi
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by jahsome 1y ago
People have done this on their own behalf since the dawn of time, so it's not really clear to me why it's so often framed as an AI issue.
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by jahsome 1y ago
I feel like it probably has particilar applications, especially if seamlessly integrated, but I also can't but help feeling like there's a certain level of "protocol fatigue" for non-tech folks. In my experience a lot of
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by jahsome 1y ago
Ah! I see the connection of your points. Thanks so much for your thoughtful responses.
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by jahsome 1y ago
Do you mean useful in general or useful in this specific application? If the goal is transmitting a message how do coordinates from a "read-only" device facilitate a p2p transfer?
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by jahsome 1y ago
Thanks, that's helpful context!
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by jahsome 1y ago
How is trying to better understand what I'm missing a "weird take"? Edit: feel free to answer if you're so inclined, but after seeing your edits, I have no desire to engage with you further; You win!
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by jahsome 1y ago
I'll ask more directly: What's the use case and/or value proposition for the average person? I've heard about it a few times over the last 24 hours, and I'm relatively off social media, so that to me indicates a con
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by jahsome 1y ago
Books and AWS EEE and owning the soul of every customer Facebook and cool zuck
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by jahsome 1y ago
I have a corded oreck and a Dyson stick vac. I absolutely adore the oreck, and I rarely use the Dyson. In terms of maintenance and performance the Oreck is a reliable, one-click WordPress install, and the Dyson is a few dozen fickle micro s
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by jahsome 1y ago
You asserted without evidence they "probably mostly" failed. Thats a very different statement than your "tenous grasp" claim. If you're going to make sweeping generalizations, don't be a coward about it. What&#
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by jahsome 1y ago
Your still lying. Saying you didn't say something which you very much did, and then claiming you said something completely different are forms of lying. It's not the opposition to propaganda folks bristle with, it's the self-
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by jahsome 1y ago
C'mon bud, you've got a PhD. You don't really need some uneducated filth to point out how you were disengenous. But just in case: you made a prejudiced assumption and then boldly claimed you didn't. And you didn't s
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by jahsome 1y ago
It's so funny to me you'd whine about "preaching" and then take such a needlessly judgemental and demonstrably false stance, and then double down and lie when it's pointed out. Truly, a person of science.
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by jahsome 1y ago
It's always funny to me when people go to the trouble of editorializing a title, yet in doing so make the title even harder to parse.
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by jahsome 1y ago
They did say they go to the mall every week. As far as I'm concerned, in 2025, that's akin to announcing "I'm a psychopath!"
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by jahsome 1y ago
The lawsuit appears to be about the lack of refunds, and even mentions Delta explicitly declined help from Microsoft and CrowdStrike. So how does that indicate Delta thinks "it's" serious? And what is "it"?
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by jahsome 1y ago
> Reframing a problem with anything as a human problem is a tautology I respectfully disagree. > don’t understand what parent comment is trying to say They're trying to say Google and those who work there are greedy. I shared my
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by jahsome 1y ago
I don't necessarily disagree but it's not a Google problem. It's a human problem. For example: What value does your comment provide the world? Enough value to offset the carbon emissions from transmission/storage/re
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by jahsome 1y ago
I'm admittedly out of my depth, but think the point is the current state of architecture is one of rapid and volatile iteration. There isn't really a comprehensive "design" because each generation is building (and in som

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