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by kaesar14 4y ago
The same thing with Telugu - found this horribly confusing as a child. Link to Telugu: https://web.cs.ucdavis.edu/~vemuri/classes/freshman/family.h... One thing I always thought was interesting was the value
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by kaesar14 4y ago
That seems incredibly employee unfriendly
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I don’t understand though, the layoffs affected a third of the company and eng was involved, how could 33% of the workforce be laid off with over half taking loans lead to single digit people in this situation? Numbers don’t add up imo.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Isn’t 40% still an overrepresentation? I’m actually with you that ESG hiring isn’t all that useful but you’re acting like 40% isn’t more than healthy domination of one of the most powerful business sectors in the world.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
This just feels like a ‘well ackshually’ retort to health insurance being tied to employment. This is an extra added expense and often times the barebones insurance is garbage with high deductibles and out of pocket maximums.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Can’t imagine fighting a war of annihilation being as hard of work as being a high school athlete?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
China? Japan? As in two countries who together make up almost a quarter of the world’s population?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Same experience unfortunately. As much as I love Jetbrains, these features dont scale with codebases like the microservice I worked on at my X 10s of billions of dollars market cap tech company, where our codebase was maybe the 10th largest
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Article states an interesting conclusion which is that belief in having had COVID does not correlate with evidence of actually having had it, yet belief does seem to correlate with Long Covid. Therefore some signal sent that long COVID is o
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Very well put. And the feeling of accomplishment of conquering a boss is shared by _everyone_ who plays this game. Beating Radahn or Malenia in ER or The Nameless King in DS3 or O&S in DS1 was always a magnificent feeling and one that e
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I mean it’s just a better option for that price than you could find in huge swaths of America.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
That’s not a problem the average consumer has, not even close to the same way music was really annoying to consume before the iPod. Like, sucks for those it happens to, but it just isn’t a “real” problem in the grand scheme of life
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I have to agree with this, by what logic has Putin established himself as a brilliant military strategist in contrast to what Hitler’s government had accomplished by 1941?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Yeah, it's clearly the Trump Presidency that led to Operation Barbarossa.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
The military sure didn't. Colin Powell didn't. The people in power didn't. Why should anyone ever trust anyone in the military again.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Apply that argument to Iraq in 2003 then, the military really got that one right. It’s a black stain so large it’s amazing you think anyone will ever trust the military-industrial complex again.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Ah I totally agre. “what is love?” “how does math express love?”, “how do we get AI to understand love?”. It’s fucking annoying.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Then I’m still frustrated that better interviewers don’t get to talk to these people.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
He talks too much about what he thinks about a topic. Listen to literally any episode of the podcast, happens all the time. Worst thing to do as an interviewer.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Too high of a percentage of Lex’s podcasts are his feelings and when be starts to get ranty. I also hate when Joe does that but it’s WAY less often. Lex needs to learn the shut up and let his amazing guests direct the discussion. If knowled
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Give me Sean Carroll then. Lex spends too much of his interviews talking about himself or his feelings on some matter. Seriously, I couldn’t care less about Lex’s feelings on the subject - what makes Joe and Sean so good is the ability to a
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by kaesar14 5y ago
It sucks that the Lex podcast has maybe the best guests of any podcast out there right now and he's such a terrible interviewer. Seriously, give me this guest list with Rogan on the other side any day of the week.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Agreed, Facebook makes something like 8 dollars a user per year? That's just one of the mega services, imagine replacing that money for all of the players that power your internet.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
If a browser fails in some key function even 1% of the time that's enough to drive most users from Firefox to Chrome. To win back market share Firefox has to be much, much better than Chrome. That's how Firefox won market share fr
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Chrome just works and Firefox doesn't. I know that's reductive and perhaps not to the standards of this website, but that's really it for the majority of people who couldn't care less about the diversity of browser engin
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by kaesar14 5y ago
My civil liberties give me the right to leave my house and for people to have businesses and for me to visit those businesses. Perpetual lockdowns are a losing battle.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I said forced shutdowns of businesses and forced quarantine at home like East Asian countries. Not masking.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
We're not going to do perpetual lockdowns for the rest of eternity and not every country in the world is capable of enforcing a lockdown like China and the rest of East Asia anyway. It was always going to spread. Easy for the laptop cl
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Agreed - lockdowns are the novel strategy being used for COVID, whereas "let er' rip" which is just protecting the most vulnerable population while minimizing disruptions for everyone else has been the status quo. We didn&#x2
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I don't want to live in a country where the government enforced wide-reaching shutdowns of businesses and quarantined people forcibly in their homes like China and Taiwan do. I think it's a violation of my civil liberties.

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