liquid_thyme

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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Is the future where we pay a premium for human generated content?
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
You can never predict with 100% certainty, unless you're building a clone.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Bad Taste Leads to X; We're trying to avoid X. To me, it is closely aligned to predicting the future of a code base. So really, good taste is about navigating future uncertainty by laying down foundational elements that protect against
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Driving through is fine, but realistically, if you need basic amenities (healthcare, groceries, etc), you will be living in or around a population center, so those numbers won't hold up.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
The only thing that matters is - Have you personally implemented your ideas in the real world or not? I don't care much for theoretical mumbo jumbo. You keep doing your thing and I'll keep doing it my way that I know works. It is
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Take a look how many brown people have left their country of origin and are doing science in the US, writing code for big tech, and contributing to the economy. It doesn't mean that the entire worlds population should be encouraged to
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
>Weigh all the pros/cons and make a choice. This is sound advice when people agree on which column things belong to :)
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
I've worked with engineers like this, who have a massive god-complex. If you think your job is to second guess your manager's knowledge and experience, why are you working under them? You should be working as a manager somewhere e
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
You're correct, I'm wrong!
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
In the domain of natural sciences, throughout history, there have been periods of high and low rate of progress. All you have evidence for is that progress has slowed down and your own personal belief linking it to another event in histor
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
>The problem was that it wasn't more effective than the existing standard of care; it was only equally effective. That is misleading. When a clinical trial is designed for non-inferiority, it doesn't say anything about being su
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Edit: nvm, brain fart. OP is correct. > So being able to make the product without culturing the organism is key. No, it isn't. The article talks about using chemical synthesis, rather than using a biological platform to express the
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
IMO, the larger economic framework and current political climate is whats causing the breakdown of trust, more than anything else. Many citizens have switched off from politics, simply don't care, or are busy trying to put food on the
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
I don't fix security bugs by requesting people to not exploit them.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Great, so if they're as obviously bad as you claim, then it should be easy to weed them out for any competent HR department. And if the HR department isn't competent, the company is going to fold. Either way, problem solved. You f
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
There is shortage of everything now. Maybe immigrants needing gas is raising gas prices too. (OK, i know you didn't say that, but its a joke :P) We could go back and forth posting links that contradict each other, or recognize that sca
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
So your employer's interview process isn't able to differentiate between a fake degree holding scammer and you? I'd focus on that first...
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Okay, you said scam, not steal. You didn't write much of anything except throw wild accusations.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
> who compete for housing with citizens when there is a shortage of millions of housing units. Are they underpaid, or are they swimming in cash to buy up all the expensive housing? Make up your mind.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Thats complete bullshit. Nobody can "steal" a job. Americans are lining up to give them jobs.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Ask the native americans how they feel about being "replaced"? Maybe the cycle just repeats itself - if you live long enough to see it. I heard they used to speak French in England.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Why pay for advertising, when you can show your ads on your own devices for free? Heh..
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
A+++ , would buy again, :)
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
A lot of these new AI features can be helpful as long as the users' control the data. Is there an alternate world where Google might become the good guy here? In this world, as might be expected, the company making the worlds best spyw
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
Not to be personal, but you sound quite naive. The world is ugly and runs on money/power/leverage/arm-twisting. The "nice" people who lay down their arms get invaded and conquered, and thats the end of that gene poo
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
First and foremost, good for you! Its a guess, but it seems you have a lot of control over your work, schedule, terms, etc than most people, or are in a very high position where you're in the drivers seat, creatively. We all would like
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
>But if you say "this work will get the client's hospital equipment monitoring suite out sooner; if it works reliably, they'll be able to deploy it sooner, and it'll save the lives of some sick kids," then that&#
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
There are people who care about keeping phones out of landfills and Apple (and others) designing products withe low repairability, and also trying their best to block access to parts under the guise of "protecting" the users.
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by liquid_thyme 1y ago
So is Google and Apple themselves. There is no entity here which is a paragon of virtue in the valley. I do believe that cynicism is detrimental to mental health, and hope stems from assuming things can and do get better sometimes.
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by liquid_thyme 2y ago
You have your own viewpoint, and are assuming its "resonable" and so by definition I'm "unreasonable" is GOOD FAITH? No thanks, no interest in engaging with you.

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