karmakurtisaani

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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Did you see the "these days" part in my comment? Edit: nevermind that even, leaded gas was banned in Europe in 2000, and while I was a child in the 90s, it did not affect me or anyone I know negatively (that we know of), so not su
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
> I imagine all generations think it was better in their day. This might be objectively true these days, considering climate change.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
There's no Lake Europe or Gulf of Europe. Or Flock cameras to keep you safe.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Refreshing to read about a proof where the critical part is not how they cheered Claude to solve it.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
So keep the ramp then. Now your business is full of rats and even the disabled don't want to shop there. What do you do now? Edit: The downvotes have spoken! This view is simply wrong with no justification!
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
The people who downvote could propose how to solve the fraudster problem instead of shooting the messenger.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
That was well-written and interesting, thanks!
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Brilliant reply.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Tangentially related, I'm starting to think LLM assisted coding will increase the jobs in software engineering. Think about it: code is cheap now. You'll have accountants realizing they can create scripts to automate their work fl
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Layoffs were mainly due to overhiring during covid and outsourcing to cheaper countries tho.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
After reddit prevented browsing old.reddit.com without signing in, I got a lot more active on lemmy. There's some amount of old internet feeling there, you don't get exhausted by the amount of material and it's not overrun by
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
And the least popular one: reduce animal agriculture and meat consumption.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
> I never did drugs, but I think this is how it might feel. Nah mate, drugs actually feel good.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
> “blast radius” This sounds cool, will start using it. Thanks!
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
But how can you trust anything it says if it doesn't have confidence? I tell even my children that the most important aspect of applying a job is a confident, firm handshake.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
So the thing is that no one knows that part.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
"If I have a blog with long posts, I'll be a thought leader." Such pre-LLM thinking, can't believe it's still a thing.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Nah man, most EE countries want to be aligned with the EU. Unless you mean Belarus.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
1 trillion trillion you say?! Sounds ridiculous, but if they can even reach 1% of that target, they'll make a killing! Sign me up!
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
It will be messes of python scripts running on some ancient version of python that you have to switch between scripts. All in a folder on some laptop with an outdated OS that you cannot update or everything will break. Business logic obviou
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Indeed, I would not be surprised if there was someone calling the first cave paintings awful vandalism. I just thought of mid 1800s, since around that time people got really experimental with different styles of painting.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
This could have been written at any point after the 1850s or so.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
> Texas voters hate it more than pedophiles I'm not sure if this is a very strong statement, most of them voted for Trump after all.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Off-topic, but this Onion piece is a bit weak. The hook is that the man is obnoxious about his habit of not watching TV, and that's all there is to it. Some stuff from the Onion is genius, but this is not it.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
He was also active in the early Green party, which might have had an impact of some kind. So yeah, maybe his influence was more significant than the UB's.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
In Finland we had this guy Pentti Linkola, who was a very vocal advocate of abandoning technology and living simply. He didn't resort to terrorism, although he celebrated any event where a large number of people died. His impact was pr
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Just give it a look mate.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
It absolutely is. I once read a tiny part one of his manifesto, and it was full of weird leftist boogeymen without any justification. It made sense that he went ahead with terrorism rather than trying to argue his point peacefully.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
Yeah, think about it mate. You'll get there.
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by karmakurtisaani 2mo ago
> The most gross-out tradition of theirs was the "caganer" or "shitting boy" on Christmas, Wow, you were not kidding. On the wiki page there is this song Shit, tió, Christmas log do not shit herrings, for they are to

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