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by keybored 1y ago
I have thought about it.
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How do I bring outdoors to the wage slave office? And how do I bring light to the pre-work and afterwork when there is no sun at those times? The practical man uses technology to offset the prison built for him. The hapless enabler farms
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> As a different example: I'm moving this week. I've known I'm moving for a while. Thinking about moving -- and all the little things I have to do -- is way more painful than doing them. Thinking about them keeps me up at
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by keybored 1y ago
Part of the reason why I'm not a "maker" is because my mind gets ahead of me with all the things that I would need to do in order to do things properly. So the article starts out interesting and then gets more and more, well,
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- I could program a person in C - They could be replaced by a 12-line Python script Predictably HN-misanthropic is more like it.
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There are many on HN that claim that only programmers that are already really good can leverage AI. And then the sky’s the limit basically. Maybe both are correct because most people are not using AI to generate their next SAAS passive inco
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by keybored 1y ago
People think that people generalize with political labels because they say things like “liberals are not buying Tesla’s because of Trump”. But when it comes to the EU they just say that everyone acts like the same kind of person.
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> Sure. It’s also possible Norway is just an outlier and not the coming norm. It’s a petrostate NATO country that the US can’t nearly as crazily obviously meddle with and more importantly exploit. That is the outlier.
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by keybored 1y ago
This is the controversial theory that powerful entities have powerful effects on the world.
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by keybored 1y ago
Nice 2016 populism boogieman: completely broad-strokes it’s-all-the-same statements with no arguments at all. Do you see the irony and/or hypocrisy here? Yes, I will say it: all these 2016 populism blanket statements are equally monoli
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All countries that have a regime have many factions: supporters, opposition, those who are well-intentioned and those who would just like their side to get into power again and suppress those others . Your lived experience as a Venezue
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There is a lot of conflict in the world. Causes that seem more urgent and important than yet another supposed authoritarian regime in Latin America. To my understanding the biggest problem in Venezuela (and it’s a big problem) is the terrib
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by keybored 1y ago
> IMO there's no point having a clean history of commits within a PR. With rare exceptions, if you have a PR with a clean history of commits and each commit compiles and passes the tests... they should be separate PRs! If it isn&#x2
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> - smaller PRs aren’t necessarily easier to review (and this arbitrary obsession almost always leads to PR overload in chunks that don’t make any sense, reducing code quality as a result) This is why I gave up reading the article shortl
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by keybored 1y ago
> This is an impossible argument to make in America because the mind share and persuasion behind the idea that free markets are best have clouded all humane judgement. Is this according to something like Gallup polling? Or according to w
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by keybored 1y ago
We are all guilty of living in our own society? No, some people are hundreds of times more responsible.
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To the deleted sibling comment about children vs. adults: some children are also optimists.
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me repeatedly again and again, then?
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Okay that’s fine.
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Evolutionary psychology just-so stories can justify anything as long as the premise that the organism will survive better in some defined local optimum is preserved.
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> When you're not feeling good enough it's sometimes helpful to remember that even people who create negative impacts often get into positions of power and stay there for one reason or another. i.e if they can do something very
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> We push these one-size-fits-all suggestions, but we are never told who have they modeled from; not everybody is the same, and our minds are even more diverse than our biology. You say that right after saying that phsyical exercise migh
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> Part of me thinks that if the case against social media was stronger, it would not be being litigated on substack. For all we know there are millions who have withdrawn and are making the case outside of social media. Or living the ca
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by keybored 1y ago
To the Western-minded or the Third World-elite the exploitation of the Global South is just the trivial past, tut-tut, nevermind those centuries—what is happening now , and only domestically and narrowly “corruption” (of course prominently
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by keybored 1y ago
I say let them cook.
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There’s a `crash` label. 758 open issues.
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It’s a good idea and a deserved momentary rub-in-the-face blog post title back then to call it “not rocket science” (not for a decade+ name though). I don’t use this because we just use the standard forge stuff. But yes, there shouldn’t be
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by keybored 1y ago
The intent is more likely clickbait. What I do is is I tell the computer to do something and wait until is done Not that catchy (even in fewer words).
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by keybored 1y ago
Oh, async? > This version of "async programming" is different from the classic definition. It's about how developers approach building software. Oh async=you wait until it is done. How interesting.
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by keybored 1y ago
We need a compromise: an image of "sounds good" that people can react with.

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