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kodah
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If you're factoring on income then the person is not rich. Rich people make their money on capital gains. Laws like that would just make the world eggshells for the rest of us and the people who can afford Ferraris wouldn't be b
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This is a good question. There are no tests for tooling but the tooling can result in pipeline failures. Theoretically the pipeline should've failed outright when they went to merge. Instead it failed on specific conditions the develop
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Fake or not, people are incorporating ChatGPT into their work. We had a pipeline break today and when we looked at the PR that introduced the change it was in the PR notes that the tooling configuration was derived from a ChatGPT prompt. Wh
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> You still lose as you won't get raises, bonuses or promotions Jokes on me, I don't get raises or promotions anyway
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3y ago
We can simultaneously acknowledge that we have an adversarial relationship as a country with Iran, Russia, and China and that it's not an excuse to extract data from the people. I'm not even sure what this crap about Mexico is.
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This thing got hugged to death. Also, this has nothing to do with politics. It has everything to do with private payers not paying out rural hospitals enough: https://ruralhospitals.chqpr.org/downloads/Rural_Hospitals_a
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This was my experience on Twitter for telling someone they were getting angry, and starting an online mob, at someone who was clearly in the middle of a psychological breakdown. This persons feed went from normal tech stuff for almost the p
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> I don't want or need to be associated with/exposed to that crowd. Remember Anonymous? That was all derivative of various chan boards and Something Awful. You probably overlap with those users more than you'd like to admi
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3y ago
A couple things: - Censorship is okay. Having a high bar for censorship is what places like HN are founded on. Setting guidelines is a good course of action for that. This is opposed to a code of conduct, which is essentially a pseudo-legal
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3y ago
The experience of millennials is quite diverse. Some of us are doing great, but the statistics show otherwise: https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2019/02/14/millenn... Hidden in those statistics a
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It's just an internet culture word. Pubnix doesn't sound apparent to a lay user, smolnet might.
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3y ago
This job is aimed at people who make infrastructure software. I work primarily as an infrastructure SWE and although the community of people who work on such products is bigger than in 1994 it's still pretty niche. To a lot of folks th
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Properly configured VSCode with the Python Virtual Environment Manager plugin also makes this easy.
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3y ago
> if everything was so great in this imagined past, why are we here and why if we did go back and revive this past would we not end up right back here “repeating the grade” so to speak? "Progress" doesn't occur because thi
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I agree. I walk, take the train, ride my bike, or ride the bus whenever possible. I've adapted a good portion of my life to that thinking, including buying a more expensive house that I could do those things. But a lot of folks in this
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> The first step to rid ourselves of our, dare I say, enslavement to our car-centric way of life is to make car ownership as expensive and inconvenient as possible. I hope more cities follow. Start closing off entire areas to cars. I
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I'd suggest raising money to buy Reddit from their investors, but this point I don't want Steve making a profit. I think it is basically possible to build a new Reddit that's run by a non-profit and (hopefully) stays off of v
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Ironically, journalists feel that they deeply need privacy while denying it to anyone they see fit.
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3y ago
I'm curious if leaks like this are used to validate directory style websites or if they purely function off of official public records requests and releases. There's a special place in hell for people who leak PII.
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That could explain some situations, but I very well doubt it's as simple as "managers are unappreciated". Some managers are given wide latitude in controlling their teams work. Some managers execute on that, others don't
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Tech pays Industrial Psychologists, I don't know why we don't put them to work on this. I restarted my software career doing remote work. I didn't have a problem finding things to do because my responsibilities were clear (re
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That's great that you get something out of being in the office. I really wish the powers that be would put some data to this. You and I are complete opposites; paying exhorbitant rent, transportation, and living costs usurped much of t
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These things aren't analogous to React. They're more like opinionated and consistent design systems. This one is built on Tailwind.
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I think this is an overly cynical take. I've had pretty deep rooted anxiety most of my life and it got worse after military service, to the point that I was probably a part time agoraphobe. My mushroom and LSD use coalesces with when t
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If a species is extinct it can come back. There's evidence to support this happening. Largely, my message is to prevent future extinctions if possible, and that means people stop building their homes as if humans live in a vacuum.
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> I really don't think privacy is something everyone should value equally. > "Unmaskings" don't generally happen to most folks, and these "dangerous outcomes" are exceedingly rare Can you provide a source
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I agree, having broader agreement on how tackle these issues is key. We don't do that well right now and I suspect that strongly correlates to rivaling political parties in an age of divisiveness that cannot work together to formulate
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Sure, I don't think you and I are saying anything different. Progressive cities must have a plan for enforcement at the same time as having a plan for treatment. People that are homeless and just need a place to live because they don&#
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I'm in the early stages of learning about them! We have a thicket with some hedges on the right side of our property that I don't touch much. There's wild blackberry and rose vines that grow around some of the naturally occur
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That sentence is explicitly with respect to privacy, it does not negate aggregate oppression trends. A lack of privacy opens new doors for oppression, and that harms everyone is more my point. Many people here, if you read the thread en
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