lucyjojo

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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   i think the "language of morality" is a sign of the problem but not at the core of it. especially when the morality itself flip/flops every other day. i think the core of it is tribalism mixed to unrelenting fear-mongering. t
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   i'm 38 and pretty much only use cash.
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   First person that makes a good exact aggregation AI will make so much money... Precise aggregation is what so many juniors do in so many fields of work it's not even funny...
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   by lucyjojo 1y ago

   talk to people, pretty much everybody around you wants to make stuff. be it music, cooking, drawing, house arrangement, get better at fishing, etc. people with long gaps of "pure consumption" get depressed... (which is why i think
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   by lucyjojo 2y ago

   i'll put a huge asterisk on that "we"
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   by lucyjojo 2y ago

   cs used to be for people who loved computers before it became a default carrier. so it's not really surprising.
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   by lucyjojo 2y ago

   then raise minimum wage for these workers. then if you tell me "cannot afford it, not realistic", we can conclude immigrants were not the problem.
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   by lucyjojo 2y ago

   most devs are not highly paid outside the USA. they're good jobs for sure, pay-wise it would be around plumber range? no high barrier to entry whether you're worked to the bone or not depends on the place but yeah, in general devs
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   by lucyjojo 2y ago

   he's right... it's very, very common. and along multiple generations (well at least current 20 to 50s) and multiple cultures.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    this video had a few good points https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ts5wJ6OfzA
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    stuff from plastic/oil-derivated products in dollar stores. cutlery, toothbrush, sponges, cleaning stuff, garbage bags, pen/glue/notebooks/glue (if you want your kids to go to school), basic self-care things (hairbands,
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    when you say "immigration has destroyed wages" you mean "immigration has lowered the floor of low wages" but you also imply "businesses CAN pay higher wages but WON'T". i wouldn't blame the immigrants
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    for the author, only the centrists, his own group, can display independent thinking. he assigns all virtues of the world to his group while others seems to be barely more than glorified barbarians. this is, at best, laughable... and honestl
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    world views change with time and parties lead&follow the process at the same time. that will be shown strongly in a locked 2 party system like the usa has. you say it is strange that not more people switch camps, but this is not acciden
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    my google account has way more power over me than whatever i ever wrote in matrix in my life (ever, ever)
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    It is a funny fact though that Le Pen herself was pushing for automatic ban on running for elections for the stuff she did.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    you might want to prefix city with "american".
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    i don't think it is. i would say it is functional + bridges to the jvm (which is why it has been ported to many other platforms... there is not that much stuff in the language itself). it is functional (value) programming first. there
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    i started (re)using AI recently. it/i mostly failed until i decided on a rule. if it's "dumb and annoying" i ask the AI, else i do it myself. since that AI has been saving me a lot of time on dumb and annoying things. al
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    for my family (20s to 80s) we use FamilyAlbum from Mixi. It's quite nice.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    i don't follow you there. what do you mean?
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    i do not know about ios as i don't own an iphone, but sound has sucked on macos for every single macbook i have had the displeasure to use. - random full drop (have a little script to reboot the stack) - device aggregation failing when
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    are you aware of good alternatives? i was thinking tuta.com but did not do proper research yet.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    yeah, most projects when you spot a config file, its complexity will tend to scale with the increasing complexity of the domain you capture. so either it's very small/mature and you don't have to worry too much, or in the act
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    this is simply a tipping point. the important question is, how many people left? in my case i've been using firefox for more than 20 years, through the crashes, the memory leaks, the incompatible sites... and i disengaged, (uninstalled
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    immaculate product naming and delivery in the demo video.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    core.typed main problem for many years was that it was maintained by 1 (busy) student. i don't know about nowadays though, he probably has graduated long ago! nowadays i'd just use core.spec/malli/other honestly (for wha
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    maintained a few clojure code bases at my old company for 10+ years i find core.spec did wonders for that problem. also, i have a tendency to write a lot of in-code documentation, whichever language i use. so it probably helps too.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    you and the guy you are answering too are not talking the same language (technically yes but you are putting different meanings to the same words). this would lead to a pointless conversation, if it were to ever happen.
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    by lucyjojo 2y ago

    been using mozilla since i was a teenager and now i'm an old family man... this whole thing and recent change goes contrary to what i thought they were about. i'm done with them at this point. the migration will be painful...