lazystar

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by lazystar 2y ago
another term for the phenomena is the "expert beginner" trap.
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by lazystar 2y ago
such a reddit comment, ugh. and I got downvoted for asking a question that you didnt like... another reddit trait. Please read the hackernews forum rules.
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by lazystar 2y ago
Reintroduce.... grizzlies? I know the wolf reintroduction was beneficial, but wolves have killed a grand total of 2 humans in north america in the 21st century. Grizzlies, in contrast, have 11 kills in half a decade (2020- 2025). That&#
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by lazystar 2y ago
when their stock price rises because of their words, yes.
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by lazystar 2y ago
what the hell... how so?
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by lazystar 2y ago
> Last time I saw these children, they were >10 years old and they had no clue how to use a fork and a knife. Shoutout to the adults like myself that grew up like this. On the one hand, you develop outside the box thinking, because yo
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by lazystar 2y ago
vance quote from 2021 - > Vance said that if Trump became president again, "I think what Trump should do, if I was giving him one piece of advice: Fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative stat
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by lazystar 2y ago
it appears to be an abandonment of Kissinger's Realpolitik strategy.
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by lazystar 2y ago
> Vance said that if Trump became president again, "I think what Trump should do, if I was giving him one piece of advice: Fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, and replace them with
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by lazystar 2y ago
> Which in a dark ironic manner is one way of keeping things equal, one won’t be taken seriously for 5 years, the other won’t ask for help for 5 years! Doesn't this explain why doctors could take men complaints more "seriously&
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by lazystar 2y ago
> The software of the 90s was generally janky in a way that would never be tolerated today. Speaking as someone who grew up in the 90's, I think the software products thst are developed today lack the creativity that existed in the
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by lazystar 2y ago
thank you for proving cunninghams law still applies! much appreciated.
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by lazystar 2y ago
20/20 vision in each eye (no contact lenses) is also a requirement. I have a feeling thatll rule out a lot of software engineers on this site.
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by lazystar 2y ago
Thanks for the link, I was curious if I'd be a candidate and it turns out I was eliminated by the very first qualification: "must have 20/20 vision in each eye, no contacts" This will be more and more of a bottleneck as
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by lazystar 2y ago
does the FBI have anything memorializing Ernest Hemmingway as well? That'd certainly be ironic.
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by lazystar 2y ago
maintaining the status-quo was at least predictable. change was needed, and was inevitable, but will the result be akin to the replacement of the articles of confederation with the constitution, or the replacement of the french republic wi
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by lazystar 2y ago
that's what has me worried about the kohberger trial. the prosecution's delayed it for years; if he gets out, the techniques that caught him so quickly will potentially have done more harm than good.
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by lazystar 2y ago
The problem is that there's a finite number of writers of substantive articles; the strategy used by these trolls-in-chief is to overload these writers by conducting a blitzkrieg of events. By preventing substantive articles from bein
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by lazystar 2y ago
I 100% agree with your opinion that the top level comments would all be of a similar nature, but I think youre not considering how the thread comments would allow people to have a place to discuss what comes next, both for the nation and fo
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by lazystar 2y ago
And you just invalidated all of your opinions in all of your comments on this site. Congratulations.
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by lazystar 2y ago
You made that statement with a high level of confidence. What data do you have to support your stance?
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by lazystar 2y ago
It's not a mutually exclusive issue, so the conclusion of your argument is confusing.
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by lazystar 2y ago
That's a comment that should remain on reddit. Please spend a minute thinking before typing next time.
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by lazystar 2y ago
If you go to a police station and ask them to arrest Amazon for accessing your website too often, will they arrest Amazon, or laugh at you? While facetious in nature, my point is that people walking around in real brick and mortar locations
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by lazystar 2y ago
Are the people that lost everything the same people that caused the addiction crisis, or the traffic crisis, or the crime epidemic, or the lonelinsless epidemic, or the healthcare situation? No. Even if they had homes in Malibu, the ones w
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by lazystar 2y ago
> Then they cry when they lose everything Yes, that's a normal human response. It's ok to have emotions.
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by lazystar 2y ago
> While cloaked in the guise of an “anti-China” measure, these rules would do nothing to enhance U.S. security. That's a pretty bold statement for a corporation to make. it's unquestionalble that an army with the best AI will d
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by lazystar 2y ago
awesome, ty!
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by lazystar 2y ago
> auto fixing linters any advice on how to implement an auto linter in an old codebase? i hate losing the git blame info.
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by lazystar 2y ago
> Where’s the ROI? There is none. > Oh, my JavaScript has a mix of semicolons and non semicolons? Who cares? i had to refactor and port a javascript codebase that contained a mix of all of javascripts syntactic sugar, no comments anyw

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