mangosteenjuice

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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
See Games Workshop and If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device.
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
Yes this is what I meant, not sure how others misinterpreted given the context of no prior art to compare to.
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
I don't disagree with you, but Valorant is the first and only FPS played by millions of people, so I can see why its presented this way. The vast majority of the audience has no prior art context, so Riot can get away with it :)
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis This is an issue for all sorts of studies.
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
>How do you get teams to use it? Carrot: Thorough documentation with examples, and ease of migration that is as close to 100% automatable as possible, ex. with bash scripts. Migrating should be so easy that your own team could assist wit
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
If we're talking about the Bay Area, anecdotally my experience is the percentage of uninsured drivers seems MUCH higher than other California metros. I have used footage from my Tesla to get evidence and plate # that I could hand over
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
The customers are the victims, not the companies. You picked the wrong point to counter with. The real problem is that the corporate decision-makers who bear the most responsibility will never be held accountable. They will always be able t
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
You need both discipline and the "stuff" that you're referring to. The vast majority of the programming workforce doesn't have both. If you can only pick one, you're better off with the discipline, because you will
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
Violating social contracts has consequences. The point is that rules don't matter without consequences for breaking them, and a rule is only as effective as the severity of the consequences. When you're rewarded for breaking the
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
This highly depends on your skillset. Most employers with equivalent liquid comp will be HFT, and you will be writing C++. Netflix is the only employer I know of where an Android or iOS IC can make liquid 500k+ TC without RSUs.
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
So do Android and iOS. They're still the primary indicators of the strength of the smartphone market. You probably can't imagine a world without advertisements or smartphones, but that's the point from the post you're re
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
The Onion had two events that resulted in a huge drop in writing quality and edginess: OG writers refusing to relocate from NYC to Chicago in 2012 when the HQ was moved, choosing to part ways instead. Then, the remaining writers being calle
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
I have 5000+ hours on DOTA 2 despite not having played since 2017, and I wish I could get those hours back. The people I used to play with are hitting 10,000+. I now only play deckbuilders, citybuilders, and roguelikes. I'm very excite
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
This isn't true. There are lenders that will loan you money in a way that qualifies your offer as all-cash, even though you are still borrowing money with interest. I think the distinction is based on whether or not the borrowed money
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
I think people are over-extending themselves. This article mentions a single-earner household with $160k income purchasing a $900k+ home. Assuming this is with 20% or less down at current interest rates, this is bonkers. The term "hous
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by mangosteenjuice 2y ago
I don't know anything about AI, but I assume they didn't have a choice after Llama was leaked onto 4chan last year.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Which 6k monitor do you have? I'm looking to get one.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
They're a part of the composite "keys" tied to managing your personal identity. If you use one email for everything, having that email exposed means that a portion of that key has been compromised, and you may be targeted by
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Yeah, you can terminate them with absolutely no reason, and then get sued. Read up on how employment laws actually work. There are all sorts of factors you aren't considering, which play into the legal realm at hand here. Factors like
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Surprised to see Nissan at #15 given how many times I've almost been hit by an Altima in the past three years.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Business owners and managers talk. I've heard of unofficial (and very illegal) blacklisting being a thing in NYC in the past, for multiple industries. Collusion between employers to ensure that non-competes are enforced sounds very pla
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
This isn't the 1990s. The majority of kids with access to smartphones are online now.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
You're trying to paint this as a fumbled negotiation on the part of the state, when it was actually graft.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
https://signalscv.com/2023/11/lasd-statement-forthcoming-on-... Do you think anyone is going to be held responsible for this?
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
>I'm owed fair compensation for my work, and reasonable notice and compensation if I'm let go, which has happened. You're not owed either of these things. The way you write is curious. You don't really seem like someo
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Right, the collapse of our current civilization is inevitable. That doesn't mean it won't be succeeded by more advanced ones in the future
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Fun fact: Nearly all formerly-Ottoman ethnicities are classified as "white" in the US. The average American considers "Muslim" a race, but the average Muslim is considered "white" under the United States'
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
How did you buy it?
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
I can see how "Redwood City" could become "City of Redwood", and then just "Redwood", through multiple steps. I had never heard of it before moving to norcal.
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by mangosteenjuice 3y ago
Maybe I'm exceedingly lucky, but I've only had to wait in line once. I make frequent trips between Oakland/SF and Los Angeles, and charge at stations nearly exclusively since I live in an apartment.

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