jasonladuke0311

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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Since this is HN, 50/50 this is satire/genuine
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> The subreddits for my local city are slowly turning into a weird BLM/Nextdoor hybrid though. Any mention of cops results in an endless parade of ACAB/bootlicker comments and most of the rest of the content is nitpicky complai
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> You can only post on certain threads if you have the right skin color (r/BlackPeopleTwitter) The joke goes that BPT is all white people, and TwoXChromosomes isn’t actually moderated by anyone XX
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> But other FAANGS are not hiring. They are if you’re talented enough.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
I had an exec at my last job that came in like that. He was so transparent and likable that I immediately became suspicious. He had tons of stories so I assumed he was a bullshitter, but nope, it seems he had just been there and done that.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
That's false equivalence. Smartphones are much closer to an innate/biological shift than a cultural one.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Profit/cost center is kind of a false dichotomy in some places. At the least, it lacks nuance. If you sell software or services that require privileged access, security tends to be valued more highly than a checkbox.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Let’s pre-empt that, even: assassinations of non-allied AI researchers?
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
They improved the ability to share info (fusion centers and whatnot), but the desire to do so remains under the auspices of humans.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> avoid insinuating that the target is effeminate when they "should not" be, i.e. you avoid homophobia. You’re implying that homosexuals are effeminate?
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> The one where the two women in love live happily simulated ever after was really sweet. I love it too, one of my favorite episodes of TV ever made. That being said, the ending wasn't all rosy. The bank of stored minds was pretty u
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Even then it’s getting worse. Google is indexing “top posts” sidebars as well as the subreddit postured for a given timeframe. It’s polluting results worse by the day.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
That is the greatest class name ever.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Yeah this place has become less interesting over the years. 95% of comments are nitpicks, sophistry, or just inflammatory.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Have they?
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Because it would end up a weird machine [0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weird_machine
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
I'll do you one better: all of the subjects were untrained. Any kind of training will improve fitness in virtually every single marker that can be measured. Your aerobic fitness will improve from lifting heavy weights. You'll ge
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> running miles and miles at low intensity will damage my middle-aged knees more than HIT Maybe, maybe not. But running isn't the only method of cardiovascular exercise.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> I picked up Jiu Jitsu a few years ago and found that to be extremely effective when it comes to meeting people wherever I go. It's usually a stead group of people with other people rotating in, and doing collaborative activities t
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> I actually read a lot LESS books than I used to. Fewer. - Stannis Baratheon (I’m not actually a grammar nazi, I just can’t resist the joke.)
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Same here. I don’t have the patience any longer.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Wow thank you for this, as a noob I was combing through the Boss Katana manual last night trying to understand what the hell everything does.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
I’m certain the NFL and other owners would sacrifice children to change GB ownership structure if they could.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
No movie can do a book justice, movies inherently lack fidelity. There just isn’t the same information density, at least not in a way that makes an interesting movie. I find it interesting that even this movie gets the same criticism; the
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
They can be, but not always. For example, any subject even tangentially related to Twitter or Musk summons a spate of low-brow, boilerplate comments.
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Yes. If parent wants more in-depth musing, I highly recommend The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg [0]. It details how and why habits are formed and how to create your own. Genuinely a life-changing book for some people. [0] https:/&#
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
These days, I assume that PII breach = exposed S3 bucket or DB
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
The same reason people join HOA boards (hint: it has nothing to do with keeping property values up)
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
> People that doubt these things are usually projecting some kind of insecurity. "It's impossible!"... no actually, not only is it possible but it happens all the time and yes it happens with FAANG workers too. And a lot o
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by jasonladuke0311 4y ago
Qntm (Sam Hughes) has a number of works like this. Ra, Fine Structure, and There is no Antimemetics Division are fun reads that get really messy at times.

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