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by keybored 8mo ago
Even people like me are getting masters degrees (working on it). I don’t understand how to square this with the inflation that these degrees have got.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Political theorists like that word resentment. Maybe they took it from Nietzsche.
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People here complain that programmers aren’t engineers because real engineers can accidentally kill people and get sued if they mess an equation up. Instead of just breaking a build or something. I think it’s more concerning that progra
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I know I’m being sold something when someone declares the science of human nature.
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by keybored 8mo ago
My electricity provider has a rough breakdown. Which I was kind of incventivized to look at because of money. Heating is the big one. The electricity bills are seasonal. Next. I can do my laundry at night because the electricity is cheaper.
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What narratives and framings does a blog post or “visualization tool” serve? What does their overall work? What’s their recurring ideological slant? Could be wholesome and altruistic. Or it could be something else. Someone can be an honest
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It’s about 15 years ahead of its time. Too enlightened for most.
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The most important principle in the modern age is the freedom to prey on wallets. You can’t give parents tools to conveniently restrict what their children do. Impressionable minds ought to live in a lord of the flies state where they are b
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That it’s fine because it’s the CCP (commies see all) is a new one. It’s at best subpar for the same reasons as if it was the usual Silicon Valley spyware. I could leave well enough alone. But why? Because there are choices? There are five
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It works both ways? ;-)
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by keybored 8mo ago
Tentative doubt until/if he confirms. (but specifically in F# though. Edit: No, comparisons to Rust etc. are made in TFA)
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> If you're writing code professionally, then you're not in college anymore and your programs aren't simple things that run from the start of main() through to the end and then exit. Or you’re developing a CLI-biased app.
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This is correct. And at this point (and I think you agree?) we have to take that critical thinking skill and stop letting it just happen to us. It might seem hopeless. But on the other hand the innate human BS detector is quite good. Imagin
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Zionism started long before Nazi Germany.
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People can speak for themselves.
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Giving up their nuclear weapons did not work out well for Ukraine.
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That’s good. But it seems that the American anti-war discourse is slanted towards the cost of it. Maybe because the whole political spectrum can relate to “our tax dollars”, while (1) the cost for the military personell might not be a conce
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Live by bots, die by bots.
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America is so unused to being attacked (counter-attacked) that this needs to be explained apparently.
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by keybored 8mo ago
> Yeah whatever, I'm not going to let you gatekeep my enjoyment. I see. > What's the last thing you made? Based on you outranking me in the gatekeeping hierarchy. :)
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by keybored 8mo ago
Git can handle millions of commits. Even the Windows repo with some extra care. But every time, AI workflows are so unique... that’s why "we" built
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Sure. It’s just that sprinting is dictated by money. Money rules region, race, ideology, etc.
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I’m torn. On the one hand it’s nice that the rank and file take a stand against extreme overreach. On the other hand these rank and file scientists, engineers, whatever are fostering a technology which has so many at-best questionable effec
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Corporations learn about “first they came for [Apple Inc.] but I am not [Apple Inc.] so I didn’t do anything”.
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As a complete bystander I put so incredibly little weight to what friends and former employees think about the persons and figureheads behind tech companies that aim to change the world . Why would I care. All people with at least some pos
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> So… what’s left? Barbarism or revolution.
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> This current “AI will destroy all the jobs and make most people useless” fear is as old as, say, electricity, and even older than cheap computing. It hasn’t happened. But the people who hoard the wealth, electricity, and whatever else
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Dude complaining about dudes. It’s nearly always like that.
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It doesn’t take an aviator to see that someone who instructs a program to run a flight simulator is not a practicing pilot.

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