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by karmajunkie 2y ago
I'd like to add that you need way more information on the landing page before I'm going to do much more than let you have my email address (if that.) Right now its a black box that takes in data(?) and spits out... something?
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
seriously, or is this missing a /s tag?
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
not as a w2, no… but as an hourly contractor it’s often required, even if you bill by the day or week.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
it’s definitely not how the US works, but it should be.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
honest to god i wish i knew what it was like to be like you —i have always hated every step of a run, and im halfway convinced the notion of a runners high is a convenient fiction cooked up by nike.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
there are numerous studies posted in this thread demonstrating exactly the opposite.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
i lost about 30 lbs a couple of years ago, white knuckling my way through starving myself on a medically supervised diet. within two months of going off the diet, i was back at the exact weight i started at, to the pound, and haven’t varied
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
you lost the debate the moment you cite joe rogan.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
welcome to capitalism…
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
this is exactly right. the problem is going to be getting people from junior to senior.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
yes, it’s called SOA and it’s been around for decades at this point.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
the _role_ of radiologists isn’t going away, but as with software engineers, better tools means there are fewer needed to serve the same patient population. So it’s highly likely that there is going to be displacement within that industry a
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
yeah, one has to wonder if he and elon musk are shopping at the same dealer...
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
unless i’m mistaken, nobody is telling you what to do with your media. the issue at play here would be whether the emulator publishers/developers have the right to publish what is almost certainly an infringing piece of software, which
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
i think the point of TFA was that those allegations are a gross distortion of the record, and MM’s ultimate actions are grossly inappropriate and harm the community he is pretending to stand up for.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
just guessing but since access keys are paired with secrets that’s why you see a username and password there. 1p lets you create arbitrary fields in an entry, so you could create one with a VARNAME field or something, or just use a naming c
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
you’re absolutely right! that’s where the art and science of product comes in, knowing what’s possible and whether you can cobble an addressable market by choosing which subset of stakeholders to please.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
this dovetails into my test for whether i’m looking at a good startup idea or not… if existing solutions are all complicated spreadsheets, there’s both a potential market of users, and the problem is complex enough to warrant some code to m
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
that sounds more like a you problem. i use mine pretty frequently as hearing aids, especially in noisy environments.
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Livebook Teams(livebook.dev)
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
yes, things tend to turn to crap when you have half the government composed of a party dedicated to ensuring that everything government touches turns to crap or benefits the wealthy. not sure how this is a valid point or makes the case that
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
i take it you don’t have a lot of experience with the healthcare system prior to 2008 or so when parity for mental health benefits became a requirement. let me tell you what a hellscape it was. it was pretty well accepted practice to never
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
i think you’re sidestepping the parent’s point: if it depends on users doing the right thing every time, it’s not compatible with the real world. yes, the advice about wallets is “make a backup”. the advice about passwords is “don’t reuse t
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
The poison, as they say, is in the dose... just speculating but the quantity of dye ingested versus that used to render skin transparent may be such that the former is relatively innocuous while the latter would be very harmful. In particul
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
notably though, a release isn’t itself runnable in the same way a go binary artifact is, for example. there are a couple of projects like burrito that create runnable artifacts but in my (limited) experience with them they can be a little f
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
well just one data point, but i left texas for california, which may not do much better on the surveillance front (i haven’t really checked) but definitely does on the personal autonomy and movement front (at least, i haven’t heard of any c
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
the real problem here (in my opinion at least) is that “borrow” isn’t a realization of gain on the assets. any time illiquid assets are used as collateral that should trigger a taxable event.
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
right now people spend 1k/mo on pharmaceuticals to help them stop eating, and you’re telling me we could do that just with responsible government?
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
that isn’t mutually exclusive with leadership. ICs lead by example and mentorship. the fact that they’re not managing people doesn’t preclude being a leader at a company. the way i’ve heard it put for staff+ engs that i like is that they’re
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by karmajunkie 2y ago
i’d upvote this twice if i could…

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