khazhoux

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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   Now, did they really destroy “everything”?
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   And how will they protect? When a protester throws a rock at a federal building’s window. Or when they run towards the fed building with a can of spray paint. Will the Marines merely deploy harsh language?
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   Seems to me that sending the USMC to protect a burning Waymo is a bit of an overreaction.
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   The last 15 years I'm nagged by this thought that we don't let software developers be software developers anymore. Between sprint planning and JIRAs and project managers and constant meetings and "stakeholders" and seni
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   Sure, I believe that, but my real point is: for how long did you sustain that sleep/work mode? Did you go a year working 80+ hours, every single week? Because what I see is people do one ultra-crunch week, and then shout "OMG I w
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   Ha!!
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   I work the longest hours of anyone I know (friends implore me to stop). I'm one of the first cars in the garage, one of the last ones out. Start at 8, home at 8, 15 minute lunch, 2 hours at night with overseas team. A few hours cram-
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   Unlike you, many of us do not have instant recall of good stories to tell from our previous experiences. I have jobs I've spent four years at that right now I can only account for what might be 2 months of work. If I stop and think ha
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   by khazhoux 1y ago

   You’re talking about something different. Certainly the director is the creative force. The sine qua non. . (Or.. cine qua non??) But in the context of this discussion, the producer is the one that coordinates and brings together the hu
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    First thought: Wow, 700-page catalogs?!? Second thought: Oh right, pre-web you had to show all your inventory.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    How so? Not everyone needs a cosmic scale Greater Meaning in order to go about their lives.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    Humans reproduce. It's just what we do. We've been doing it basically as long as we've existed! It's some kind of weird hubris when people think they've awakened to some grand truth that life is suffering and ther
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    The producer runs the show, not the director
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    > Seriously the MIDI timing is unbeaten until today! I’ve got a full studio at home, but tbh i never know what people mean by this
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    The third photo isn't employees
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    > The last few times I went "just to browse" but I came home with an ultra wide monitor and a new PC build. Wow, that sounds like a great day! > The interior does need a bit of a renovation though, it looks almost identical
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    And it came to pass that AC learned how to reverse the direction of entropy. But there was now no man to whom AC might give the answer of the last question. No matter. The answer -- by demonstration -- would take care of that, too. For anot
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    > pp. lag > hold all traffic > rdy? > gogogo
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    I also came to say, some 27 years later, I still think winamp had the right UI. So simple: * A collection of files in directories * Ability to randomize full collection, or play just one directory
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    > It's the difference between learning to recognise letters and learning to read words Bebop is the best example of this for me in music. When I first started listening to Charlie Parker as a teenager, I heard only a series of note
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    I don't think people are "acting" like its mature. It's extremely useful to many (myself included). And it's nonsensical for people to claim it's not useful simply because they haven't found the use.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    Others aren't kidding themselves. You haven't found the use yet. I was up extremely late last night writing a project-status email. I could tell my paragraphs were not tight. I told Cursor: rewrite this 15% smaller. I didn&#
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    my thoughts are too profound and vibrant to slow down for the shift key
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    No one ever talks about how OSS literally devalued software, which resulted in the best hackers being forced to take corporate jobs.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    “What do you mean you haven’t modified your chromosome 7 CFTR gene? And you’re planning to have children??? ”
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    Yup, Metamagical Themas and The Mind’s I
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    Yeah, the actual content is not all that great imho.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    For many CS/math people, this is what Godel Escher Bach was. Read it at age 15 and it opens your mind to this alternate higher universe of amazing ideas. I don't think most people who own it have actually read more than a chapter
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    My sweet spot is Cursor to generate/tweak code, but I do all the execution and debugging iteration myself.
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    by khazhoux 1y ago

    I’m very happy that there are modern equivalents to Adventure Construction Set! Seems like that idea was lost for decades.