lucyjojo

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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   All of this is immensely subjective. The pieces presented were utterly bland to me, bordering on the unlistenable. This is obviously not due to a lack of quality for they have plenty, but they register as little more than noise to my brain;
2. 212.▲
   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   there is a giant split between people. some people only consider their in-groups as worthy of having rights. others consider all human beings as worthy of having rights. you see that schism in play everyday almost everywhere. i fear it is n
3. 213.▲
   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   everyone with a universal income? with no unnecessary suffering for housing, health, food or education? that's an utopia.
4. 214.▲
   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   on what basis would you deny public service to the homeless and antisocial people?
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   well technically there's a bunch of stuff that happens after the sensor gets raw data. (also excluding the fact that normal sensors do not capture light phase) demosaicing is a first point of loss of data (there is a tiling of monochro
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   from experience. depends.
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   oh! noted.
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   these days i think people that can afford it should have a personal backup system set up. and music just fits into it passively. building things up right now as homeserver/tarsnap/friend's homeserver at some point i want to s
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   there are so many cases of genius weirdos that it seems unfair to judge them using a commoner social framework. moreover we only have very partial information about the whole thing. we simply have no idea and can't honestly deduce noth
10. 220.▲
    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    This article, like most of its kind, ignores culture, individuality, and circumstances.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    Indeed, that tautology is a true statement.
12. 222.▲
    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    clojure is almost 20 years old...
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    if the servers keep the number and not the rendered address, it would save you ungodly amount of times when you move... (you have to go to the city office, register stuff, can take a few hours, then to the police to change your car license,
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    there are definite differences but in most cases we do not have the ability to make an actual rational choice (verging between a lack of hard numbers and an inability to predict the future). so in fine it's touchy-feely.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    i need to give it a try
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    in japan lots of artists use this https://skeb.jp/ (click at your own peril) click on an image(artist) you like then click on "New Request"
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    slack is a slug we need to reduce the number of slack messages. not increase the number of meetings. i want to build something like that at some point.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    that is an issue but then. it is probably better to try matching an implementation to a spec you know works, and debug that. than trying to match an implementation to an "in your head" spec which might not be correct in the first
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    wow this is great! do you cover all of that TLA can do?? TLA syntax is simply a pain to type on my keyboard and it has been a hurdle for the longest time...
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    plenty of us out there and we'll probably keep slugging parens til' our beards are long and greyed and robes dull and frayed... right to the tomb i say right to the tomb.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    i do, so probably a lot of people do. competition is stiff though. but if you have a niche and you don't bet the farm on it i say why not?
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    All that stuff is fascinating to me. I would also love to learn about the Chinese internet, which to this day is pretty closed to us. There is a treasure trove of writings, jokes, stories, games, books, history in there we have no idea abou
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    i find this fascinating! there is so much to the internet i have never seen...
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    this heavily depends on your interlocutor.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    would be cool for it to be less west/america-centric.
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    this website put the number at 40k (and 30k entry level 50k senior) https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer/locations/italy so there s a change it took entry level numbers. another possibility is that it t
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    gentle reminder that the majority of developers do not live in the united states. median salary for a japanese dev is ~$60k. same range for europe (swiss at ~100k, italy at ~30k for the extremes). then you go down. Russia ~$37,000 Brazil
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    gentle reminder that the median salary of a programmer in japan is 60k USD a year. 500 usd is a lot of money (i would not be able to afford it personally). i suspect 1usd would do the job perfectly fine without cutting out normal non-americ
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    there is typed clojure out there if you want https://typedclojure.org/
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    by lucyjojo 1y ago

    there are lots of people out there who don't like remote work. that said, you won't put me back in an office anytime soon, changing job next month because of that.