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by justbored123 5y ago
That is a terrible argument. "Go sh*t in a chemical toiled" is not a reasonable alternative, the cost alone is ludicrous. Just have the decency and maturity to admit when you are wrong instead of arguing that you should "go d
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by justbored123 5y ago
You are aware that public utilities CHARGE FOR THEIR SERVICE A LOT? Ask Texans and Californians about their power bills in the last months. The level of entitlement of people like you using a free service and expecting to impose the rules a
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by justbored123 5y ago
"only about 11% of radiologists used AI for image interpretation in a clinical practice. Of those not using AI, 72% have no plans to do so while approximately" I hope the author is joking. Does he really expect the technology to b
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by justbored123 5y ago
Yea no, can we stop putting ALL of the weight on the technical people that already are MASSIVELY skilled on their field and are chronically overworked? The soft people skills responsibilities fall on the soft skills people i.e. management.
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by justbored123 5y ago
I'm having a really hard time trying to understand the level of entitlement that takes to believe that you can have a service from a private for-profit business without paying for it, like Facebook, YouTube, etc. and they are forced to
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by justbored123 5y ago
That is a terrible example. Is not the same not having internet, water, or power, than not having Twitter or Facebook dude. And besides that, If I have 20 options like I do with social networks and it's as easy to change as to create a
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by justbored123 5y ago
I fail to see your point, you seem to contradict yourself in an attempt to justify your own bias. Are you arguing that the solution to the problem you mentioned: "dystopian, totalitarian surveillance infrastructure, environmental devas
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by justbored123 5y ago
Step back, take a deep breath and read what you wrote. You are saying that we should not care, but you clearly care if the face is black ... So, somebody decided that he would like to have a black emoji because he like it that and you decid
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by justbored123 5y ago
It's not dumb, all mayor central banks of the planet have printed 50% of GDP on their currencies including the dollar to deal with the pandemic. That means that you risk losing 50% of the value of your cash, so you invest it and you di
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by justbored123 5y ago
We saw this phenomenon in Argentina. It's called "inflationary inertia". Basically, the government prints money creating inflation in the first place, so prices go up. But when you stop printing money, like Argentina did in 2
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by justbored123 5y ago
That is a problem of interpretation by amateurs more than a problem with the test itself. Myers-Briggs gives you PERCENTAGES of every trait, then it uses 4 letter labels to make things simpler for people, but you are supposed to understand
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by justbored123 5y ago
>prognosis becomes self fulfilling It's not self fulfilling if it's accurate to begin with. I assume that what you are trying to say is that they became to pessimistic at the dismal state of affairs and "gave up". But
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by justbored123 5y ago
I started my career in Accenture as a bright eye systems engineer that wanted to work with cool people and program computers and build cool stuff. O boy did they stomped that naive dream fast. I was basically one of the offshore resources i
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by justbored123 5y ago
Sure, but some people suffer lots of abuse in life just by the way they look or their ethnicity, sexuality, etc (black people, Jewish, LGBT, etc. in bad places like the middle east come to mind). Imagine been Jewish or very obviously gay an
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by justbored123 5y ago
Yea, I don't see the problem with it unless the person who is doing it wants to change but can't. These type of people has always existed, they used to be secluded at a monastery and then it was socially acceptable for them to be
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by justbored123 6y ago
> Python is older than Java, well supported WELL SUPPORTED???? Have you ever coded a real thing in python? I'm getting "Warning, no longer supported" console messages in all my basic well established tools and libraries wr
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by justbored123 6y ago
That is called society. Have you ever worked in a private company? Went to a private business, like a restaurant or a shopping mall? What happens if you start insulting people and been rude and un-polite like people are in social media? You
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by justbored123 6y ago
No, as long as you are paying I don't see that problem. Its only when you are getting "free" services were you are a product and not a costumer. People forget that corporations are there to make money and nothing else. All th
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by justbored123 6y ago
This is extremely short sighted. The complete opposite is more likely to be true. Privacy is almost dead and soon it will be almost impossible to hide your real identity on the internet and thus avoid consequences for your actions. That wi
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by justbored123 6y ago
Programing is just as easy as math.
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by justbored123 6y ago
This argument makes no sense. A 15 minute bathroom break doesn't change anything. You'll still make the delivery on time. If 15 minutes is so important, you could just add 15 minutes to the working day and still make that delivery
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by justbored123 6y ago
I some times wonder if the IQ of the people that conducts these studies is below average. 30 point of IQ of difference is with the average, an IQ of 70 or less is the IQ of a clinically retarded person. So, if you have 132 IQ, the average p
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by justbored123 6y ago
Why not? Is their company and you are not paying them a damn thing. Why the entitlement if you are not paying for the service that you are enjoying? That's not how the world works. If you are not paying don't complain, just move t
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by justbored123 6y ago
Sorry to be so cynic, but why do you assume good faith on the part of Reddit? It's a free product, you are not paying for it, they don't owe you a damn thing. If they don't care about their reputation, they can do whatever th
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by justbored123 6y ago
> If it was Reddit we wouldn’t be able to know if it was Knight’s boyfriend, hackers, or some Reddit admin. Sorry I don't see your point, I work in systems in very large e-commerce multinationals and I have been given the production
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by justbored123 6y ago
Very interesting, but why would you omit the two most used languages, Java and JavaScript in favor of obscure ones such as Rust and Forth that nobody uses?
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by justbored123 6y ago
You are completely missing the point. Because those laws exist, the argument for "free speech" and against censorship is ignorant. We don't have free speech and never had and never will, no country on earth has, because it&#x
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by justbored123 6y ago
According to the authors logic, we should stop censoring child grooming, fraud, false advertisement, defamation, doxxing, false testimony, etc. because "it doesn't work" and "erodes free speech". This is clearly non
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by justbored123 6y ago
According to the authors logic, we should stop censoring fraud, false advertisement, child grooming, defamation, doxxing, false testimony, etc. because "it doesn't work" and "erodes free speech". This is clearly non