kodah

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by kodah 4y ago
> How are you going to bring irrational people back to rational society? This is probably where our work needs to be, and I agree it's not everyone's burden to undertake. It's taxing and requires a lot of emotional energy
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by kodah 4y ago
DiAngelos book focuses on painting a monoculture out of white people with unilateral experiences. It also turns race into what closely mimicks a religion and amplifies the concept. Intersectionality acknowledges race as a component of strug
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by kodah 4y ago
DiAngelo followers don't generally like intersectionality because their views are incompatible with it.
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by kodah 4y ago
> If a user engages in trolling, criminal activity, or abuse, they will be identified and ostracized. Furthermore, they will incur a financial loss, as their reputation will be ruined. Thus content moderation problems are addressed witho
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by kodah 4y ago
Think that's bad? Check out what Zoom has been up to for years surrounding fingerprinting video.
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by kodah 4y ago
I somewhat disagree with this on the surface. 2008 was a byproduct of banks holding ratings companies (Moody's and Standard and Poor's) hostage. The banks gave completely fraudulent ratings to loans, the ratings companies falsifie
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by kodah 4y ago
Yes. Most organizations I've worked in have an OKR, several epics from that OKR, and several stories from each epic. I tend to work on stories all across those epics, but even broken down stories can never be broken down enough for a s
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by kodah 4y ago
Pretty cool! Congratulations on launching a useful product. As a side conversation, this project and how you described it made me think about why I have such issues with Jira. Jira is actually fucking useless to me . To the business, it&#x
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by kodah 4y ago
Personally, I think both ends of these conversations could see improvement. A lot of people on here are rich and well-to-do so if you tell them the thing they bought for $45-$90k is more of a luxury than an environmental benefit or investme
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by kodah 4y ago
I'm not new and I've never seen people do this. I also have double your karma, which you could see in my profile. Strange comment.
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by kodah 4y ago
My god, it's like the blueprint to a Ponzi scheme
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by kodah 4y ago
There's no summon feature on this website so your @ is pretty futile.
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by kodah 4y ago
My take is probably a bit more hot and less to do with anything provable. I think the real reason for "return to work" is to justify high salaries. If everyone dispersed across the United States then people in the highest markets
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by kodah 4y ago
Executives at tech companies tend to live very different lives from the people doing the work. Exceptionalism is typically baked into their understanding of the world.
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by kodah 4y ago
Facebook in my brain sounds like a nightmare.
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Also worth mentioning that the window doesn't have a set direction in the short term. It can move back and forth, expand, and shrink fairly arbitrarily. It also largely depends on the spectrum parameters specified. I don't believe
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by kodah 4y ago
Ah, you're right
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by kodah 4y ago
I was curious what 4% of the homes in the US is. 5.6 Million. Pretty wild. I would not trust my front door to these people. It's silly simple to make a presence system for your house. Assuredly cheaper than the price of this lock.
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by kodah 4y ago
I don't think what you're saying is true. I worked with some really skilled programmers where I'm from. I've never seen a skill disparity between where I'm from and the Valley. There is a massive, unexplainable pa
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by kodah 4y ago
> Programmers are paid surprisingly well given how much work it is to become one This is really only true in parts of the US and within specific domains of programming. Parts of the US and domains that Jeff has continually worked in. Ane
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by kodah 4y ago
I'm a bit skeptical of needing a "special pot" and adding some bits to support a microbiome. My partner got me into pothos and we've been growing our collection ever since. They're very easy to maintain and require
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by kodah 4y ago
I meant Tailscale, thanks for that. I use both but I think one has a dominant weight in my autocorrect, lol. Check back here and I'll dump my docker-compose. That pretty much contains everything except the actual agent installation, wh
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by kodah 4y ago
Traefik can listen on individual addresses on a machine, which lowers the barrier to making a chained ingress. If chained ingress doesn't make sense, think of how Kubernetes has a load balancer pointing at several nodes and each of tho
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by kodah 4y ago
My hypothesis is that it's so old to you because that discovery and the spreading revelation was first order to you. To people learning programming today, they end up having to somewhat rewind the timeline and learn everything new at 2
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by kodah 4y ago
If you want the convenience of the cloud but the security of owning your own data there's anything that uses WireGuard. The only tricky thing is selectively exposing via a proxy for things like sharing. Traefik has done wonders in that
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by kodah 4y ago
Not to give the fork too much credit, but a lot of people don't even hold them correctly. I've watched peoples food dance across plates because of this. Also +1 to the other folks mentioning people with disabilities/arthritis
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by kodah 4y ago
I've used chopsticks on a variety of stuff. I guess the answer to that question depends on whether you own your own pair of chopsticks or if you just get them as part of your meal.
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I'm not a fan of Bezos or his companies but these are objectively shitty takes.
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> Jeff Bezos's decisions about where to stick his weiner cost him tens of billions of dollars. People are allowed to want to divorce without it being referred to as "where he sticks his weiner". I think what grosses me out
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by kodah 4y ago
I don't think there's a lot of advertisers trying to influence Twitter policy. Rather, they just don't want their ads by certain content.

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