ketzo

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by ketzo 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, which people (or perhaps, organizations) do you think first pushed for overtime laws in the U.S.?
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by ketzo 8y ago
Yeah, I don't see how the example of medicine is anything except further reason to encourage women to join tech fields.
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by ketzo 8y ago
That’s one of those thorny AI-human problems, though — if I crash 1 in 10 drives, it’s my fault, and therefore much easier to rationalize to be, well, not my fault. If my Tesla crashes 1 in 100 drives, it’s a faulty machine and an obvious d
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by ketzo 8y ago
It might be their obligation from a moral standpoint, but it certainly isn’t from a legal point — at least, it isn’t right now. I think that’s where it becomes a governmental problem to fix, because these companies have indicated they are n
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by ketzo 8y ago
This is speculative, but I think you have a real advantage being in a niche community. You say users seem appreciative of your efforts -- let them know who they're appreciating and exactly how they can best show their appreciation! I t
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by ketzo 8y ago
That's such an interesting comparison! I kinda love the idea of Pair Programming with Jesus
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by ketzo 8y ago
I mean, I think that's false even among Apple! The iPod came out in, what, 2001? I think a lot of people then (and me, now) would have said that that was a genuinely revolutionary product.
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by ketzo 8y ago
just came back from the Grace Hopper Celebration, I love this as a summary of her work! really cool person who I hadn’t known much about before