lukashoff

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by lukashoff 4mo ago
This is just a very specific nasty thing they will do to you, but with extra steps (Rick n Morty reference)
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by lukashoff 4mo ago
One of the recent rollouts that really grind my gears was Spotify rolling out LLM explanations of songs. Which is the most useful wasteful piece of sh*t ever. Why would I want to get a theory of what is 174bpm and other random crap. It is i
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by lukashoff 9mo ago
the fun part is that they don't even have to join the EU - perfectly positioned and enriched by natural resources to become a northern version of a Dubai
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by lukashoff 11mo ago
> And even if it isn't, this level of stupidity is harmful. How much more proof do we need that we're speedrunning the authoritarianism and frankly we're already somewhat authoritarian, it's just pluralism for now. Wa
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by lukashoff 1y ago
The WFH shift also exposed the ones who have self discipline and the ones who are not. Nobody is asking you to go beyond the contracted hours. Inability to stop working is a fault of the person and not the mode of working. Agree that the ma
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by lukashoff 1y ago
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Tax the assets, make the game fair for everyone - for both workers and people living off wealth. Only then we will see wealthy people start to create new productive assets. It doesn't matter if they leave - their assets will still be i
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by lukashoff 2y ago
> Who knows what's in their heads Expansion, colonization, power and wealth. Classic
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Because layoffs are not done to make company great but to make sure shareholders and execs preserve their wealth. It's never about company or people or technology - it's always about money, power and wealth.
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Agree. The reforms of regulations are needed as much as ever right now. Let's hope for the best that our people will wake up to this and we will be able to withstand the oncoming crisis.
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by lukashoff 2y ago
I am shocked by this myself, but facts are facts. There's also a great social net, free education + student allowances, and plenty of work. I have got no clue what the original poster of the main comment meant by broken economy. Absolu
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by lukashoff 2y ago
There's also been a population growth, albeit small, but it's happening. Thanks to migration and to the economies actually being HEALTHY people start to have more babies. The IT and innovation that comes from there as well. It&#x2
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Have you ever been there? Can you emphasize on the destroyed economies?
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Could this be related to the geo-politics or just a usual dump of an overheated stock? Hard to tell without a tsunami of stock dumping and portfolio re-balancing
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by lukashoff 2y ago
As an European I can confirm this is partly true. I wouldn't say it's completely destroyed it's soft power, but politically we do feel betrayed so whenever possible people would be looking to switch to non-US product. However
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by lukashoff 2y ago
Surely it's a conflict of interest when private space man fires government space people?
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by lukashoff 2y ago
A lot of energy from renewables are being wasted due to mismatch with the demand. Building storage for it is quite expensive. I wonder if it makes sense to set up carbon capture near the places which don't have the storage. For example
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by lukashoff 2y ago
>JIRA sucks That's what I thought until I started a job that has Asana. It's even worse.