loopz

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by loopz 5y ago
Indeed. There's also the point of making it as cheap as possible, or profitable to rich people, like with soylent green.
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by loopz 5y ago
Why stop there? America First supported Weimar Republic, which killing method landed on gas being most efficient for helpless civilians. Disrupts prison showers too. Maybe it wasn't a solution though.
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by loopz 5y ago
Comparing costs: https://www.thebalance.com/comparing-the-costs-of-death-pena...
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by loopz 5y ago
They don't have time to see this.
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by loopz 5y ago
Then to take control of your own mind and acknowledge you don't know, is the greatest achievement.
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by loopz 5y ago
Fair point. As we've seen there is due process and concerns as seen with some vaccines.
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by loopz 5y ago
The vaccine program was failing to rollout when Biden inherited it.
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by loopz 5y ago
Why is that do you think? To revert self-serving orders, require extraordinary political clout above and beyond. Can that be done regarding every "bad" decision? A competent administration must not undo the "good" decisi
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by loopz 5y ago
Money can't fix our problems, never could.
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by loopz 5y ago
Dehumanization is part of psychopathic processes.
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by loopz 5y ago
Some people will never be happy, but will happily tear everyone down. They will never mature to grow out of resentment and forgive. It's way harder though as long as injustice is perpetuated. So it's nuanced.
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by loopz 5y ago
It's especially troublesome for a wife-beater that wants to stay in power. People in power do all sorts of stuff, to stay in power and keep others down.
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by loopz 5y ago
If only work was organized to avoid multitasking.
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by loopz 5y ago
With both words, efficiency and effectiveness, intention is missing. I'd rather people come up with their own ideas.
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by loopz 5y ago
XOps. It helps to ask around.
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by loopz 5y ago
Times Pi. Why? It works! Ok, Phi it is then!
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by loopz 5y ago
If there's something you feel you can do, it'd be good, you absolutely should investigate that path. If it turns out it didn't work out, someone stomped on it or you get pulled elsewhere, it wasn't meant to be. You fe
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by loopz 5y ago
Your job is to make their wishful thinking the thundering success they deserve. To counter the original point, I find removing obstacles and latency-inducing loops helpful, to start seeing what the work really should be. Gaining efficiency
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by loopz 5y ago
It's easy to villify, but we need to recognize the top-down management culture is doing something other than what we say. It is not servant leadership, but stealing worker responsibility putting it in the hands of others, externalizi
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by loopz 5y ago
Teams must be responsible, ie. when harm is done, they know how to amend it fast. Company culture need to prefer this beforehand. Accept the added costs, to reduce those risks and damages. It's part of fix your own shit, don't exp
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by loopz 5y ago
Being a novel (new) Corona-virus, nobody actually knows the extent of possible mutations. This is a strong argument against it being a weapon. However, it's impossible to contain everywhere, though we should perhaps make the attempt.
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by loopz 5y ago
Gaming has always been pushing boundaries of what's possible performance-wise. For high-throuhput data loops, there's already established patterns used by gamedevs that maximize use of cache and cpu/gpu.
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by loopz 5y ago
You can do dog language. Many people do. It's not about barking or asserting dominance.
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by loopz 5y ago
If it was that easy, there would indeed be a silver bullet: Secretaries could write specs that would compile into magical code solving every problem. They'd also infer user tutorials and data flow diagrams from machine code, to help ou
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by loopz 5y ago
I read docs from 10 years ago, still relevant, but just hard to get any value out of. You can see they try to tick all the boxes, but there's very little practical value, direction or any insight. They don't communicate or provi
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by loopz 5y ago
There should exist a need , for pouring labour into something, to make it worthwhile. Also, when the need is there, it is much clearer for who and what purposes you're providing knowledge. It's not laziness if it's efficienc
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by loopz 5y ago
When relying on others' platforms, the ground can disappear below your feet very fast. Such vulnerability can quickly change sentiments.
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by loopz 5y ago
If you work and contribute with other people, instead of against them, there'll be negative reasons for resentment.
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by loopz 5y ago
Sounds hypothetical ;)
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by loopz 5y ago
Maybe he meant something similar to Go interfaces, but they are abstract and coupled loosely with implementations after the fact. That or abstract class/pure interface. There's no need for default implementations introducing assum

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