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721.
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malfist
8mo ago
Or your zero dollars if your predictor wasn't quiet as perfect as billed.
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malfist
8mo ago
How are they downplaying it? Trump can try all he wants, but there is no mechanism in the constitution that allows him to do that. He wasn't successful in 2020 and he won't be successful this time. The GOP won't even kill the
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malfist
8mo ago
Things are absolutely different, but there is no mechanism in the constitution for canceling elections.
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malfist
8mo ago
It doesn't. This is a power specifically granted to states. The Save America act is unconstitutional.
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malfist
8mo ago
There is no crisis in the US that results in canceled elections
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malfist
8mo ago
Two boxes is the only choice that makes sense. It is always better than one box. No matter what you do after you enter the room, the predictor has already made their move, nothing you do now will change it. The only logical thing to do is t
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malfist
8mo ago
Maybe cyclomatic complexity would be a good proxy. It can obviously be gamed but it's obvious when it is
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malfist
8mo ago
Maybe they weren't in California?
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malfist
8mo ago
Thanks! I see it now too
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malfist
8mo ago
Amusingly your comment carries some of the tropes of AI authorship ("is not a problem on it's own....is the problem") but it's not shaped like a profound insight is being discovered in every line is what makes it human.
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malfist
8mo ago
This comment reads very strongly like it was written by an LLM.
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malfist
8mo ago
Which version are you seeing this in?
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malfist
8mo ago
Got a project finished early? Well, you didn't insist on the highest standards. Made sure things were held to a high standard? Well, you weren't biased for action. Were you a knowledge source for the entire team? Well, you weren&#
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malfist
8mo ago
Welcome to Amazon, you'll fit right in.
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malfist
8mo ago
That's amazon in a nutshell though. Create conflicting metrics for performance, push credit up and responsibility down, punish everyone below you for not meeting the double standards
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malfist
8mo ago
But like, what if we did the layoffs bit by bit and tell people each time there will be more and stay tuned. Surely that's a sign of strong leadership. Just like "muscle confusion" for workouts! Can't let people feel to
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malfist
8mo ago
Not only is having too many comments on your PRs bad for you, but so is not leaving comments on other people's PRs. Both are metrics used
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malfist
8mo ago
> previously having overhired Funny way of saying that Jassy told people he doesn't like the culture of a larger amazon. Also, if we overhired in 2020-2022, why the hell are we still correcting it in 2026? Did none of the layoffs in
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malfist
8mo ago
Over the weekend I was trying to return a pair of shoes and get a different size and I kept getting 500s trying to go to the store page for the shoes.
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malfist
8mo ago
As a junior dev, I loved to ask interview candidates to implement merge sort or quick sort on whiteboards. As a non-junior dev I realize how stupid that was.
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malfist
8mo ago
I don't know where you live but I've literally never seen one outside a display in best buy
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malfist
8mo ago
Where, pray tell, do physical laws of nature come into relevance in a discussion about Terms and Agreements?
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malfist
8mo ago
> Despite what the courts may say When the rubber meets the road, what the courts say is all that matters.
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malfist
8mo ago
That is an amazing read, thank you for sharing. Not often you see a landfill for welfare recipients turned into a holy place that the popes visit and wealthy people store their wine
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malfist
8mo ago
Thats the thing about AI writing though. Those tropes are things humans do too. But like once or twice in an article. Not every single freaking paragraph
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malfist
8mo ago
I guess we shouldn't do this then. If it doesn't completely solve to problem.
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malfist
8mo ago
That happened on the other side of the yard. Had a tuffshed put in and they built it in two days. We actually rented the skid-steer to flatten the area for it and just so happened the place also rented augers to dig the hole for the pier
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malfist
8mo ago
China threatens us, Russia threatens us, should we bombing them? Canada is threatened by us, demark, Spain, mexico, Cuba have all been threatened by us, should they be bombing us? Your philosophy would see the whole world at war.
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malfist
8mo ago
I ran a build thread on cloudy nights while making it: https://www.cloudynights.com/forums/topic/895712-build-threa... Come to learn how I did it, stay for the drama of getting swindled by nexdome lol
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malfist
8mo ago
You can always check out NINA, it's also open source, and what I personally use.
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