jf22

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   by jf22 2y ago

   Can you walk me through what type of architecture someone could express making a wordle clone in four hours?
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   by jf22 2y ago

   I think it's simply that being mad about social issues gets more interactions on social media.
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   by jf22 2y ago

   One key reason I play Warhammer 40k and other war games is that it forces me to get out there and be social. I've made a lot of new friends through the hobby that I hang out with dozens of times per year. We also have text convos going
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   by jf22 2y ago

   Then you aren't doing what the author is talking about.
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   by jf22 2y ago

   There used to be a thriving community in there but now it's mostly self-promotion.
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   by jf22 2y ago

   Nothing is more hacker news than somebody downplaying how physically demanding a trade is.
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   by jf22 2y ago

   But what if the right way is judging the pros and cons of perfection and doing what makes the most sense?
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   by jf22 2y ago

   Maintaining and making new friends will become more difficult soon as the responsibilities of mid-life impact your peers. Go deep into a single hobby that brings you intense joy and puts you in social situations. Don't dabble in a few
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   by jf22 2y ago

   Can you please let me know which part of my reply made you think I was arguing that the US medical system is perfect?
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    by jf22 2y ago

    From now on we should probably make all medical decisions treatment decisions based upon your steveBK's personal experiences.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Would any amount of planning offset these risks though?
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I did some googling because I was bored and while you're technically correct you're deconstructing a complex topic down to the bare basics.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    It's amazing the US started a trade war over 74,000 deaths from Fentanyl when heart disease causes 10x more deaths.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I was under the impression that viruses cause damage in other ways from directly destroying cells or from inflammation from an immune response.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    >You're telling me that food has become so addictive and modern life so sedentary that we now need to fundamentally change human biochemistry to resolve the issues those things cause? Yes, absolutely yes.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I do not think the mechanism from the vaccine and an actual virus are the same...
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I actually see the roles combining and devs getting closer with the customer and using customer feedback to write code with AI. I've experimented with taking feature requests, running them through prompts to create stories, and then fe
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    by jf22 2y ago

    This is what you are saying: My shoe was loose before my booster and became untied after I got my booster. There is a high probability my shoe being untied was caused by the booster.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    It's interesting to me how COVID vaccine skepticism has persisted so long despite the evidence the vaccine was safe and effective. All the nightmare scenarios and long-term side effects people speculated about never happened and more a
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Yeah, and mincing words to make a silly argument valid isn't communication, it's arguing for arguments sake.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Mincing words and splitting hairs again.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I don't think the author was talking about isolated change like planting some seeds. Real change requires humans to collaborate and work together.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Splitting hairs. If you use a platform nobody uses to try and change the world you won't change it just like if you tried to plant trees without using seeds.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Eh, that's improvement, but the world didn't change because of a small forest.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Sure, but if nobody is on the platform or other end of the line, who cares?
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    by jf22 2y ago

    If you can't communicate with anyone you can't make the world a better place.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    But all you have to do is tell the AI your mental model and it remembers. And it will remember all the times some suit promised customer zyx four years ago this feature would be ready, and it remembers the insights the old PM had before the
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I haven't had a background check done in a long time. Smaller companies don't even bother.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    Of course DEI existed before 2020 but Floyd's death certainly escalated the situation.
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    by jf22 2y ago

    I think being alive in 2020 is a good enough source for this one.