kraftman

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by kraftman 3y ago
it seems like dishonesty, at least in terms of reproduction, would self correct pretty fast? Like if an animal signals that its strong genetically, but it isnt actually, then its offspring wont fair as well and will be less likely to reprod
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by kraftman 3y ago
I really enjoyed reading this because it was so similar to how I got into the field. I felt myself reading about you running windows and going 'oh wait until you discover ubuntu, oh you did!', reading about all the services and go
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by kraftman 3y ago
My house has fiber, how is milans tube having 4G impressive?
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by kraftman 3y ago
I'm from England and moved to france 3 years ago, I've bought a couple of cars, rented an apartment, gone through the healthcare system, put my kids into school, all while slowly learning french. No one has ever been rude to me ab
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by kraftman 3y ago
This is exactly what I meant, thanks!
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by kraftman 3y ago
This is kind of related, but I've always wondered what a 2D or 3D IDE would look like, if we could drop the limitations of files and working top to bottom, and instead be able to group code more spatially (and i guess still have it the
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by kraftman 3y ago
So trans women arent doing well vs other women because there are fewer of them competing, but also women arent doing well vs other men because there are fewer of them competing. If your only issue is the potential that a person has based on
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by kraftman 3y ago
You seem to have missed these sections: "It turns out that when transgender girls play on girls’ sports teams, cisgender girls can win. In fact, the vast majority of female athletes are cisgender, as are the vast majority of winners. T
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by kraftman 3y ago
I did this at primary school too! We had a picnic next the bottom lake.
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by kraftman 3y ago
Do you have an example?
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by kraftman 3y ago
Spoiler but it's for the same reason people arent all rushing to refute flat earthers.
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by kraftman 3y ago
Are you surprised that a shill peice written by a guy sponsored by coal and oil got flagged here?
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by kraftman 3y ago
It's funny saying there's a 10% reduction in worker time. Like I get that that looks bad, but they must realise that sick workers coming into work arent really doing much, the hours in office are wasted even if on paper they'
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by kraftman 3y ago
I think the way things are going you're considerably more likely to be near someone who has either a car or a home battery that could provide power to your vehicle, than you currently are to be near someone who has a gas tank at their
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by kraftman 3y ago
i use a combo of trello and onenote
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by kraftman 3y ago
Is how long it takes to submit your generic CV a valuable statistic? Is there a benefit for companies to make it easy for you to apply to them? I don't think anyone is sitting around going 'We just have no good candidates, if on
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by kraftman 3y ago
When you see a job and it says '3000 applicants so far' or something, this is why
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by kraftman 3y ago
We can do both, they aren't mutually exclusive.
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by kraftman 3y ago
maybe a better anology would be using the wrong tool to get something done. like you could use a high quality hammer to hammer a high quality screw into two pieces of wood, and it would probably hold them together, but you shouldn't. y
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by kraftman 3y ago
You would if their services crashed every day though right? Like when you pay to get your car fixed, there's an implicit expectation that it will be fixed well enough that it doesnt break the same way again for a certain amount of time
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by kraftman 3y ago
I don't think they are opposite. There's a difference between rushing to do something, and shortening the feedback loop. It says "slow productivity" but learning enough martial arts in 4 months to look good in a film doe
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by kraftman 3y ago
I think this could be great for letting the players design custom weapons/Armor/spells very roughly and then using AI to convert it to something that looks good in the game
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by kraftman 3y ago
I took a stab at this a long time ago and I came up with two solutions, The first is an account setting for the user that allows them to hide all comments from people that arent part of any community that the post shows up in: https:/
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by kraftman 3y ago
I think an option to only show comments from people subscribed to the same communities as you, or the community you're viewing the content from could solve this.
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by kraftman 3y ago
Something I toyed with for comment quality was having a way to only show comments by people subscribed to the subreddit your viewing, to avoid brigading from other parts of the site, and sorting comments based on reactions, to be able to fi
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by kraftman 3y ago
Not entirely related but a few years ago I started a side project with the aim of teaching myself a few new tools, and solving some of the biggest issues I had with reddit. [1] Since then, reddit has addressed a lot of these themselves (cro
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by kraftman 3y ago
I had this but its a fairly easy fix, you take the mouse apart and bend the metal on the switch slightly, and it fixes it for a couple more years.
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by kraftman 3y ago
Why would you have to explain that in an interview? How would that conversation even happen? First they would have to ask you to explain the process of improving your resume, then you'd have to get into a conversation about how you rea
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by kraftman 3y ago
What I'm finding it most useful for is grokking some new subject rapidly, so the output multiplier is directly related to how well i know the subject im working on. At work, I know the tech stack pretty well so I'm not finding it
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by kraftman 3y ago
i think you're missing that most software dev is basic programming tasks. most people arent writing anything that novel or complex, they're churning out different versions of the same stuff with the same frameworks. the biggest hi

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