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by kupopuffs 4y ago
These are at-will employment. So long as you're not fired for belonging to a federally protected class of people
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
it's not everyone https://mobile.twitter.com/JoshuaPHilll/status/1597614237093...
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
they die. just like everyone else
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Is it honestly more complicated than, say, a browser?
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Intl API is new to me!
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Files are a cool computer science concept but are a pain for the end user when it comes to file management. Think grandma's desktop That's why Apple products (specifically the iPhone) have been shying away from files. Personally,
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
This works for a person (aka you), but terrible for convincing others and changing minds!
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Developed countries are not having kids. Developing ones are still playing catchup. I don't saying this to demographics with declining birthrates is useful, and I don't think those in developing countries would appreciate the advi
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Article explains a lot about repairability by third parties, but nothing about the VR experience differences
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
How is being a "mammal" relevant? After raising chickens myself, the little goblins are smarter than they appear. It's still honestly kinda cruel that we profit on and proliferate their species at the expense of immediate dea
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Depends on what negative effects actually manifest
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
this is an interesting point. in my home growing up we were bullies. I unfortunately carried this into school and didn't learn manners until later
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Humans are messy and hard to change Robots can be continuously iterated on. Which can be kind of scary
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Finally, a use for crypto!
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Not sure I agree. Programming is honestly not an easy skill anyone can pick up
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Tech layoffs be feeling it
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
There are definitely more novel ideas to explore and popularize
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Sheesh!!
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
not all languages tie their "integers" to a fixed-bit-length value
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Depends on how hard that tool is to use. And call me small minded but I don't see much room for innovation now (that wouldn't reduce stock prices or even bankrupt the company. Heck, lots of tech companies today are still in the re
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
You gotta try it. I don't think it's an overexaggeration
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
How do you know that is related at all?
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
This post reeks of deeply rooted, unfounded assumptions and biases. You're saying janitors/unemployed peoples are a demographic? Come now. Anyone can be unemployed or a janitor.
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Remember the Alien and Sedition Acts?
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Now, is clang a language? Hmm
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Ah yes, the Unix Way
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Alexander Hamilton, by Ron Chernow. The story of America's greatest loser
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Get out a microscope and notepad and write down those bits
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
They can't do anything illegal
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by kupopuffs 4y ago
Agreed. And unfortunately it's the dwindling middle class

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