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by loopz 5y ago
Even if the pay is a bit less, all the work in IT may unfortunately often be both more urgent and important, than tending to developers. This is why one should have proper ticket system and internal SPOC for IT support. It's just paten
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Or, learn what applies to each situation, and either apply it yourself or delegate to the correct person to have a look at it, when their time allows it. There are so much that always need fixing. If everyone would do what you suggest, noth
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by loopz 5y ago
Breathing exercises and meditation/yoga may help, both with heart and lungs. Worth a try along with long covid support/meetups.
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Humans are nowhere near even slowing down CO2 emissions. CO2 emissions are instead accelerating further [1]. Carbon Dioxide Levels Lower Than Thought During Super Greenhouse Period [2]. Do high levels of CO2 in the past contradict the warmi
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by loopz 5y ago
Learn Haskell in 1-2-3: 1) WHY: The Functional Programmer's Toolkit - Scott Wlaschin : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nrp_LZ-XGsY 2) WHAT: Learn Haskell in one video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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If you worry about that, you're probably not having the issue: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/sociopathy
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You need a motivation or two for that. Telling people to non-conform ain't that. Motivation may be innate or externally influenced, but need to be concrete.
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Satire of movements against active suppression, prejudice and unfairness, can be done, but will mostly be seen through the veil as a sort of bullying tactic, justifications and righteousness. Address the issues first, then we can joke about
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Hard to say or to rule this out as well. https://principia-scientific.com/why-the-current-interglacia... https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2948/milankovitch-orbital-cycl... Anyways, seems humanity is
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What would make CO2 drop though. Acidification of oceans? Those CO2 peaks mark descents into Ice Ages and cataclysmic events during millions of years.
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In 6-12 months trend may show up in averages, pointing to escape of temperature and with still more extreme events picking up. The sad part is if this really happens, it may already be too late. If events cool down a bit, the excuses come b
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Maybe it's just a signal for trying to come up with something interesting, or refrain from engaging in pointless comments? Voting is separate from comments, and entangling them makes for even less interesting discussions.
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HN, Reddit, Kuro5hin, gaming, many places. What differentiates them isn't the tech, but the admins and moderators curation of social behaviours.
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I've noticed we often reiterate our own string of thought, but fail to uncover and acknowledge other people's best intentions and perspectives. It is tough to know what is behind short and long strings of online text. Also discuss
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The initial downvotes can sometimes turn around, so looking at past accumulation of upvotes paints a too rosy picture.
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It's mainly meant in jest, partly, at how corporations tend to imitate what seems to work for other, more successful corporations. Ie. at one point after FB, everyone and their mother wanted to make their own Social Media platform. Bef
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Obviously it is not derivative work anymore when huge international corporations let their "AI" copy the code verbatim./s Emperors new clothes and all that.
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This will sell like hot cookies. The only thing that can destroy it will be the immense cargo-culting. So software developers are safe, for now.
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CO2 concentration will mix with other gases, so the dynamic is different. It is still concerning even though the numbers work differently than temperatures. CO2 accumulates over longer time, so appear smoother also.
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Was looking at this one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triassic–Jurassic_extinction... Lots of countries are looking to go from 1950's economy to modern standards, many live in rural areas that develop etc. Why
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I don't see cooling, I see 5 yr trend being warming and 2021's 12M average not done yet. Averages are slower and can hide information, though new records will arrive next year when whole 2021 is accounted for. Earliest signal due
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Possibly, but click on the button on upper left: Show last 800,000 years Including 0 on the graph could be misleading too. Page 8 of this report shows for millions of years together with explanations of some extinction events: http:/&
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"First, unmitigated transmission will disproportionately affect unvaccinated children and young people who have already suffered greatly. ... Second, high rates of transmission in schools and in children will lead to significant educat
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Mass infection is not an option: we must do more to protect our young (UK)(thelancet.com)
2 points by loopz 5y ago|1 comments
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What makes you believe temperature isn't accellerating? CO2 in the atmosphere won't go away on its own for hundreds of years, and trapping more and more heat will have exponential effects leading to chaotic climate instability. CO
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There are interesting research out there if one searches for it though. This one already sucks CO2 out from the atmosphere: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-06-07/deep-sea... This fantastical sea
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His parents got sent money, and he got zero-interest loans as well. While the family bootstrapped from initial small investments and hard work, there were financial support that functioned both as security blanket and strategic fund to draw
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"He and fellow researchers eventually learned that these creatures and their snot palaces play an outsize role in helping the ocean remove planet-warming carbon dioxide from the atmosphere — one more part of a vast and underappreciated
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Larvaceans help remove planet-warming gases from the atmosphere (2020)(latimes.com)
1 points by loopz 5y ago|1 comments
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Flora, fauna and the whole ecology have adapted over tens of thousands of years to the current environment we're in. Sudden massive changes is more likely to lead to mass extinction, adaption due in thousands of years for entirely new

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