jambalaya8

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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
They have them in Canada, or at least they used to in 1983.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
How many do you recommend?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Welp, I am just glad I have no debts or loans myself; paid all my student loans off well over a decade ago. Excited to not have a credit rating whatsoever.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
It really already did lose its reserve status, in a manner of speaking. There isn't ever going to be a gold standard again (even if there is, would the actual gold have the sort of real life uses it had when the gold standard was aroun
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Augmented Reality Waste Accumulation Visualizations(dl.acm.org)
3 points by jambalaya8 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I am curious, do believe that a company or an employee is responsible for paying for a ersatz "coworking space" (ersatz, in that the employer did not choose that as a place for their employees to work)?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
clearly people have a responsibility to sit down and think long and hard and try to rule out as much as possible the negatives of any tech or ideas they share with other people. Or at least give it a cursory thought or find someone with tha
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Inspired me to reread some old papers on mRNA, miRNA, siRNA, RNAi from 15+ year ago. There went the day.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I get that. I said as much. Though suggesting employers should have no say in where their employees work on generally work protected by intellectual property law is tricky. If they have an office, usually that is where they want you to work
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Reconciling global tipping point theories: Insight from magnetic experiments(cell.com)
2 points by jambalaya8 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
man, whatsapp was sure something in early 2017 though.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Thank you. This. The backstabbing and passive aggression are so much more trenchant.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I get this. What we are missing out on now is being able to read the room and environment PROPERLY. Hybrid jobs won't do this well. WFH won't, above a certain percentage of people working from home, in general, usually.
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Psychopathic Sims: Testing the Cheater-Hawk Hypothesis in a Video Game(link.springer.com)
1 points by jambalaya8 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Either at the company or at home (though I mean working at a coffee shop sometimes isn't so bad). Coworking spaces might help with socialization and some people need it but I am not sure how that benefits who you work for.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Clearly easier for you, me, or anyone else to delude ourselves into thinking our tech or jobs are harmless. God knows I prefer and feel happier at a WFH job, but how is this different or better for us than filter bubbles, aside from the obv
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I should have asked, do you make tech big bucks, or do you get paid big bucks? Big difference!
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
the risk of heart issues.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Masks might work but you have to take them off at some point to change them. Or blow your nose, from all of those dead skin cells.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I also get a kick out of people only looking for side effects they think of as side effects, since they are what people think of as side effects for completely different types of technologies.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
agree! AWESOME work!
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
again. over how long.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
By your company's patent lawyers' logic then, any American drug or technical doodad patented in America is totally legal to be knocked off in Majarashtra or Taiwan or Guangzhong. Pretty sure if you tried pulling this you would be
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Just gave me something else to be annoyed about today ("anyone who can afford the tokens can port any exploit to any and all vulnerable devices.") Not sure that is exactly correct yet but guessing not long til it would be. Bleh.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Alot of things are just fine, or more than fine, on Amazon (behemoth or not). If I know what brand I want, or I want a cheap version of something and the more or less guarantee if they screw up, it will be replaced or refunded, I absolutely
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
This is very very cool. But now it has me worried about device driver coders being out of work. Why pay for months of low level coding. Grumble.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Okay, let's say some books deserve the equivalent of UNESCO status. How would you, personally, go about this?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Searched for jeans a few days ago. I got about 3.3% each, scattered through several dozen pages, of two American brands; 1.65% each another couple of brands; a smattering of one or two results for another couple of brands; the remaining app
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
this is why i am an advocate for preventing the forced integration of ai into operating systems.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
fwiw I enjoy AI. but it is extraordinarily dangerous and does not belong in the hands of most people, and definitely not in the hands of most companies. it is a munition.

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