joquarky

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by joquarky 2mo ago
I'm starting to notice a pattern that would merit another option: 3) showing off your complex hand-crafted accomplishment no longer earns you as much social capital as it did five years ago.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> as well as any adjacent hobby or interest that requires tech I can understand your sentiment for work-related tasks where we are all under the microscope of KPIs and OKRs in a survival-mode society, but for the quoted part specifically
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by joquarky 2mo ago
People complain like that in an attempt to [subconsciously?] steer others toward conformity.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
How does airing your ego hangups contribute to the discussion of the topic?
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> LinkedIn zeitgeist Today I learned that you only need two words to open up a new circle of hell.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> space age I agree with your comment, but I'm curious about this term as it seems anachronistic but maybe there is a new use?
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Yeah this feels like crop circles to me. Someone set the context up with an idea in order to catalyze this.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Sealioning is a style of trolling, not a logical fallacy.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
If everyone else seems like an asshole, it's time for self reflection.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
I'm not so sure about the accuracy of that heuristic. I have weeds in my yard that are more useful than most of the fancy primates that occupy Congress.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
And all of that is overridden if you have enough wealth.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
You've now posted this same comment multiple times within this same thread. It's becoming apparent that comprehension is a you problem.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
To be fair, it's quite difficult to find someone willing to compensate you for reading.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Amendments don't protect you from physical harm by other citizens.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Since you forgot to mention which OS, your comment comes across as solipsistic.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
This brings back fond memories of fiddling with programs using a Super Snapshot cartridge on my Commodore 64. I remember one game had a crude speech synthesis and I discarded the game and persisted out the speech synthesis code independentl
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by joquarky 2mo ago
It sounds like someone hasn't yet invested in a turbo encabulator.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> telling AI to solve a problem and me asking it why it wants to do something a certain way Just keep your guard up for when the answer to "why" may be just a post-hoc "rationalization".
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by joquarky 2mo ago
You're disparaging a lot of people in your last sentence.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Most of them could already retire comfortably. So the only potential heat is boredom.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
"You don't work for a company; you work for a boss." I didn't realize this until far too late.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> everyone thinks other people’s jobs are easier to automate away than their own. You live in an ivory tower bubble if you truly believe this Most people aren't even aware that anything even near this level of automation exists.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Do you have health insurance?
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by joquarky 2mo ago
I only see a mostly blank page with a "Paste" button, a "URL" button, and and a "Preview" label.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
> I’m never wrong and I’m tired of fake imposters devs telling me I am wrong at every corner of every single topic when I turn out to be right 100% of the time. If you truly believe this, then you should probably seek therapy.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Perhaps you should read it again.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
I don't see this at all. If anything they are curiosity amplifiers. But perhaps this mostly applies to the kind of people I spend most of my time with. Who else is going to talk about a topic like how Searle would approach differenti
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by joquarky 2mo ago
"settled law" is no longer a reliable indicator in the US.
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by joquarky 2mo ago
Precedent is no longer a reliable indicator of future rulings.

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