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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>"As a/an...” ChatGPT is definitely leftist/progressive.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>Which experts/authorities need to be held to account? As of more recently, I think Dr. Fauci should be held accountable for lying to the American public in the last two years, from the effectiveness of masks to the effectiveness of
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>The constant hurling of these claims also causes people to adopt distorted views about the nature of human disagreement itself. Most disagreement — or most interesting disagreement — can’t be explained solely by the fact that one side i
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Named regexes (variables in Pomsky) remind me of Raku [1], which implements an improved flavor of PCRE regexes plus grammars in general as part of the language. [1]: https://docs.raku.org/language/grammars
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Exactly! I stopped reading when I reached that paragraph. I cannot take anyone pedestalizing journalists and leftists in general as "the ones with the highest morals" seriously, despite all what was going on with Twitter. After al
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>I can’t say that Twitter was exactly an exception to this rule, for me. I never liked it enough to contribute my own content to it. I do like its userbase enough to have spent many hours reading it, over the last couple of years. That a
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
I myself was hesitant about it until I took the shot. It's the type of thing you don't know you need. And this is with a basic one since there are ones with hot water, drying capability, etc.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>English speakers from the US that is, btw. To be more precise, usually white liberal English speakers from the US.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Neury people like to come up with a new word for neury people all the time. It’s neury.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
He's arguing that any term that replaces a previous one due to its offensiveness and insensitivity will most likely become the new offensive term. >'Retarded' used to be a medical term, now it's a 4chan term, so it ne
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
This sounds nice, especially the hammock-chair part. It's most likely not doable in a rented apartment though.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Bidet attachment [1]. No more repeated wiping, irritation, etc., a folded piece of tissue and some patting are the only things I need. [1]: https://luxebidet.com/
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
In addition to George Orwell's 1984, are there other books that describe what's happening to American English and the control of speech to dictate people's thoughts?
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Comic Doug Stanhope did a bit about the euphemism treadmill. For example, before "retarded" was a medical term doctors used the terms "moron" and "imbecile" which people co-opted to call someone that does somet
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>He recommended reading up on Stephen Covey and suggested that when collaborating on designs/debugging/etc. as a team, to practice being the last to speak. I'm unfortunately in the extreme end of that advice. I listen to m
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>I wanted to hear more stories about the early days of startups, so I started working on a book of interviews with startup founders. The book was called Founders at Work, and was published in 2007. I might've to give Founders at Wor
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The waning days of DEI's dominance(world.hey.com)
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
I'll be looking at your notes and see if I can find some inspiration. I've thought about such a system but instead of a flat README, I'd have a directory for each note with a README and accompanying assets (code and images).
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
My main issue with taking/making notes is that now I must worry how to store and organize them. Back in college I'd take them in a notebook, review them for exams, and then get rid of them by the end of the semester. I've tri
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
The YouTube channel "Think Before You Sleep" has some videos related to this topic.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
>A possible solution would be an app with no chat component whatsoever, strictly just matching for dates in real life - you have to take seriously. How do you exchange info though? What about an app where people match and they're on
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Funnily enough Z-Library made it easy for me to buy physical copies of books I wouldn't have bought otherwise.
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How to Write and Publish a Technical Book (and make lots of money)(blog.obiefernandez.com)
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The Case for Buying Technical Books(blog.jayfields.com)
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
That would be creepy and next level. Isn't that what Musk's Neurolink is trying to achieve?
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
I'd be so self-conscious with my speech being recorded roughly 24/7 by myself. I'd probably get used to it but it'd take some time.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Oh no, I manage to squeeze more activities into my days and I've a hard stop by 4:30PM-5PM. I exercise, read, watch stuff, run errands, etc. after I'm off.
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Oh these are good ones. >When you do work, demo it to your team and ask for feedback. I always ask for feedback for my PRs, however they're small enough they can be covered with a few screenshots or simply looking at the code. So do
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
1. Great! This is something that might team does. We've alternate async and sync stand-ups. 2. Right, always on Slack during work hours. Also be available to jump on quick Hurdle/Zoom meetings. 3. My PM encouraged me to do this mo
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by luuuzeta 4y ago
Thanks for your video! After I finished watching it and going to your channel's page, all I could think about was "Wow I hit jackpot". Funnily enough "The Story of React" started playing right after, and I didn&#x27

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