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lucisferre
3y ago
Being right about a startup failing, particularly a social platform, is like hitting the broad side of a barn.
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lucisferre
3y ago
My TL;DR: Some really interesting conclusions here, though nothing particularly surprising to anyone familiar with SEO practices. In particular the use of SEO techniques to target "data voids" to help own particular terms or phras
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lucisferre
3y ago
Why would the softness matter for torque, if there has been some shift or compression since original install the torque should still ensure the correct pressure between the fitting, no?
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lucisferre
3y ago
Seems more likely marketing got involved.
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lucisferre
3y ago
Here have a Kleenex ...err... I mean tissue.
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3y ago
I've tried filmmaker mode and it is just another kind of bad smart TV setting, making everything way to dark instead of way too bright. Turning of most "features" of these TVs seems to be the only sane solution. Of course per
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lucisferre
3y ago
So everything except beef, pork, nuts and grains in terms of protein sources?
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lucisferre
3y ago
An interesting thought, I would expect that redshift would not be a thing if the speed of light was infinite. A lot of other problems too though.
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3y ago
The worst you say?
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lucisferre
3y ago
I think you meant 0x0B.
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3y ago
Never been able to get past a game breaking crash bug so I've never finished KOTOR2 sadly.
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3y ago
So "move fast, break things" isn't a valid defence?
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3y ago
> cannot even properly put a former PM in jail for corruption Sounds familiar
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3y ago
This was one of the funniest things going around the Physics department when I was in school. I can assure you it is older than 2007. 1998 or ‘99 iirc.
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3y ago
What? Why? They invest based on market cap for starters. Second, no fund managers call their unit holders to decide what to buy, the suggestion itself is ridiculous.
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3y ago
This is extremely shallow Youtube content that amounts mostly to a stream of stock video shots with a voice over. Blackrock and Vanguard have the largest market weighted index funds. By definition they simply hold the market. They are compl
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3y ago
Hey now, let's not let facts get in the way of Teslastaning
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3y ago
Bit of a false dichotomy here though.
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3y ago
While I was skeptical about this video and the tone it opens up with did nothing to help with that, it is actually worth a watch.
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3y ago
> And the bar is very clear--you either can write good code, or you can't. I can't tell if this is sarcasm.
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3y ago
Are you really arguing ChatGPT is already super-intelligent? What is your basis for this conclusion? And many people argue against the idea that GPT is already super intelligent or even can become so at this stage of development and underst
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3y ago
There are certainly a lot of problems with software design and UI design is a key part of that problem, but there is plenty of blame to go around. The software developers in these comments seem to strongly believe that UX research holds a d
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3y ago
Not really sure what a CS degree has to do with quality or engineering. Neither is something covered much by that degree and rarely is there much emphasis put on either in most careers. I can't see how we've established any kind o
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3y ago
A lot of people in the comments saying that it comes down to an over generalization of the word "caramelize". I would argue that this is instead representative of the very low quality of the vast majority of most recipes which are
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3y ago
The change in the rate of population growth is also negative and has been for some time. https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/WLD/world/population-g... . At present it still seems that we are doing very littl
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This was a surprisingly cogent and accessible explanation of crypto.
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3y ago
This presents as a bit of an unintentional strawman against demonstrating any kind of coding during an interview process. Live coding, if earnestly used only as a filter, does not inherently need to focus on speed or performance. It doesn
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4y ago
A calculator or even most power tools have very predictable outputs for a given input. GPT does not.
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4y ago
It continues to be such a sad state of affairs. We are constantly reinventing and repackaging well known bad practices. I recall getting publicly lambasted on here for daring to question the wisdom of an ActiveRecord-like data layer for a f
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4y ago
All else being equal if I fall down my stairs I'm better off wearing a helmet and probably football pads too. Despite this truth I don't think many people walk around their house like this.
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