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by jf22 4y ago
How accurate do people have to be in their predictions to advocate for policy change?
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by jf22 4y ago
Is your point that sometimes people get predictions wrong?
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by jf22 4y ago
The premise of a side-hustle is you are doing it on the side, not at work. My side hustle doesn't take away from my work the same way going to the gym in my free time doesn't take away from work.
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by jf22 4y ago
I had a middle management job where I could have had ChatGPT replace 99% of the work I did spinning emails or making bad news sound positive.
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by jf22 4y ago
I believe car class is specifically made to filter infrared light or every long trip would require sunscreen.
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by jf22 4y ago
I had kids and my health became more important than having a drink.
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by jf22 4y ago
Birds aren't real.
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by jf22 4y ago
Don't start another. Just keep working on one.
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by jf22 4y ago
Is the Twitter user extorting Musk?
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by jf22 4y ago
I think there is a difference between "tracking somebody in your office" and using public information in a more efficient way.
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by jf22 4y ago
What interest have they lied about and how has that impacted you? I'm not trying to be snarky, I have a genuine interest in your perspective.
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by jf22 5y ago
I hired a person of similar age without thinking about his age a single time and he left for another job at a larger FAANG 16 months later.
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by jf22 5y ago
A lot of videos like this are interesting but I believe are mostly 20/20 hindsight overfitting with a mix of whatever theory of the world is popular. Right now "printing money" seems to be the theory of choice so everything w
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by jf22 5y ago
Hi, we do fairly unsexy or unzesty work. I love it as I've gotten used to work life balance and predictability.
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by jf22 5y ago
Ok, I get your point, but the whole point about comparing mature tech to carrying water on your head before running water is ridiculous.
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by jf22 5y ago
It's funny that learning to live life on my own terms has had the opposite effect on me. I pursue leisure and hobbies instead of building solutions or innovating.
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by jf22 5y ago
I can totally relate with this article. Peers have not delivered and disappointed me this past year. When even a hint of my disappointment leaks out it's immediately met with suggestions for more relationship building or communications
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by jf22 5y ago
Why not all of those things? ;) I spent the last 10 years trying all of those different jobs and it helped me dial in what I like to do.
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by jf22 5y ago
I've been trying for just as long too. I lack some key skills that I don't care to get better at. I learned so much along the way that it helped me get better jobs.
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by jf22 5y ago
The right to carry a AK-47 into Walmart is not the same as a government handing out weapons to defend from invasion.
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by jf22 5y ago
Please share and talk to people. I'm here to listen even if I don't say anything back. Expressing how you feel isn't "cringe", it's human.
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by jf22 5y ago
I'm so upfront, I put some of our problems in the job listings. I want to hire people who see the problems as something they are comfortable dealing with and not a reason to leave the job.
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by jf22 5y ago
I participate in town government. There is more incompetence than malice. There are well intentioned people trying to navigate conflicting laws, statues, bylaws, and codes of conduct. You ask three different people the same question and ge
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by jf22 5y ago
>What benefit is provided to those users by baking in functions they don't need? A full-stack experience...
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by jf22 5y ago
Of course it's gatekeeping. You need certain feature to be considered a full-stack framework. There are plenty of examples of full-stack apps out there. SveltKit has almost none of the features you need to build a full app. It should
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by jf22 5y ago
Can I ask if you think Facebook fact checking is as serious as the Spanish Inquisition?
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by jf22 5y ago
We should be comparing Tailwind to modern alternatives, not vBulletin CSS from 2004. FYI I'm a recent Tailwind convert so I agree that Tailwind is good, but your comment is like saying Tesla cars are great because they aren't hors
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by jf22 5y ago
How did you make the comparison?
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by jf22 5y ago
Society survived without SUVs. We have everything delivered in an instant. We don't need all this crap, and we don't need SUVs to carry it around.
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by jf22 5y ago
The point is that if they were smaller cars they'd get even better MPG.

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