kleer001

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by kleer001 4y ago
> Why there's no universal way to ... Because PEOPLE.
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PRACTICE!
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> I called 2 different attorneys, and both said that this was legal Keep calling until you get a different answer? You're not going to find better advice on the internet, let alone Hacker News.
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> ... when the brain starts responding to its environment and begins evolving as a result of the input it receives from various senses In the womb. Why do you ask?
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Because there's so many variables and so many use cases that one size fits all would instantly spawn variations. Because many people are contrarians. Because path dependent evolution.
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Yea, it's 100% cya. Is that really surprising?
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barter at the very small scale some top down goes on it troubled countries but by far and away the advantages of capitalism are more than its deficits it responds to and is driven by human natures, not the other way around
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by kleer001 4y ago
the overhead of not moving too fast or too recklessly that mentality of totally buffing your RPG character before attempting the final boss viscosity of decision making I hope that's too vague and metaphysical
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I mean more metaphoricaly big and heavy. Like, putting in a password is costly. It has to live somewhere. It requires effort. It takes a moment. You have to memorize something. It causes a moment in the flow of utility.
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Ah. Budegtary laziness.
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My intuition tells me it's mostly, if not all, security based decisions. Like, the reason that a lock is typically big and heavy and takes a little bit of trouble to open and close.
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I'd love inexpensive access to a supercomputer (and associated disk space) for my job so I can simulate huge volumes of fluids for movies.
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by kleer001 4y ago
Blaming human nature on capitalism? Is this something that magically doesn't happen in top down managed economies? Care to point us to an non-capitalistic economy where this type of irrational behaviour doesn't happen?
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by kleer001 4y ago
Did you mean to link to the video?
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Cut them to 6 to 8 inches long then sew them together as a scarf ?
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and luck and risk profile prove that wrong or correct places to put ones money
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by kleer001 4y ago
> dedication Indeed! Looking at the comments it seems that it was astoundingly difficult at every level let alone putting them together.
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New (LTE) Rotary Cell Phone(youtube.com)
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> Want utopia? No. That's got to be the dumbest idea I've heard today. > But votes can also be delegated to others. That's horrific.
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Then OP should have specified. Taking things literal is pretty de rigueur.
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by kleer001 4y ago
I don't understand your question. Is it ironic? All the bands you mention are fairly old. Most stem from the late 80s to mid 90s. You might like Pandora then. They have a famously awesome song fingerprinting tech. Sadly their tech is p
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It's okay, the population will crash in the next three generations and only the smartest will survive. /s
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Classic!
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> the idea of working 9-5 in an eternal loop drives me crazy sometimes If you don't like your job go get a different one. > flexibility on executing, > less micromanagement, > less useless meetings, > less useless teams
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> But some activists have been unhappy at being labelled as ‘vulnerable’. Ah, the euphemism treadmill.
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The bolds and caps makes my eyes bleed. Even if it was the cure for cancer I couldn't read it. /h (for hyperbole)
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Contradicting purposes, behaviours, limitations, and materials. Like... Why can't we use the same chair we sit in to type at a desk when we drive in a car?
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I've been at over a dozen different companies. They all had different cultures. I fit into some better than others. I even interviewed at a few and knew I wasn't a fit before the interview was done. It goes without saying that I d
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I'd like to see an interview with people on the street where this kind of stuff is concerned, not professional whingers like activists. My bet is that regular people would be happy to share their culture.
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by kleer001 4y ago
Don't worry. You've got the intuition necessary to ask the right questions and filter through the results to quickly find the solution to whatever problem you're facing in CS when it comes up.

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