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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Sure. But just because somebody is obsess does not mean that’s true for them. Example. I don’t have a reduction in tastebuds, yet I am falsified as obese (even when I was sub 10%) body fat.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I don’t think we can make that generalization.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
My taste buds are already supercharged, I thought that was the problem ?
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Full Stop! Your right! That is it!
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I want university to produce people ready for the work force. This ultimately means less people will graduate. It’s clearer that the paper that said you were ready for work no longer means that. The fix is universes not worrying about pass
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
They did. And they do. Don’t get a degree. Don’t pay for something that is clearly not worth it.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Employers don’t want job seekers, they want people who can do the job. What I am finding of late is most people are woefully under prepared and under skilled. In the other hand everybody has a degree and wants six figures because of it. The
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
It’s called emacs.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
All it provides is one to many time shifting. What if a chat program deleted the message exactly after the recipient read it? What if a chat program never persisted messages to disk and only in memory? Would companies be told not to ever po
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
There is a big difference in deleting chat after the court asked, and simply not retaining chats. Something about your reply seems to indicate the topic is about self cleaning messages, which is under question by the courts of deleting evid
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
This is the problem with the digital world. To me, a slack message or chat message is the digital equivalent to me going to your desk or talking to you at lunch in person. Now we live in a digital world where because we can, we are now bein
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I have. Even at work.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I don’t think we will ever have any self driving tech that inter mingles with non self driving cars that will result in zero deaths. While sad, mile for mile FSD is better than humans.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Yah. You are probably right. As long as we have people who make assumptions about others.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I flew from sfo to iha the other day, id was not required. I walked up to a booth and they scanned my face and I was in. I did not sign up for anything special. I assume it’s from the real ID stuff. Cats out of the bag, facial recognition
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Idk what they do differently. My bill for the same, actually much more usage was constantly a fraction of what it is in CA.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
What is worse, is they seem to want to change it so they can charge you for solar you generate and use.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
What is weird is people use to pay for news papers and magazines. Yes there were some ads, but people still had a leg in the game by way of paying, it kept it balanced. The internet grew up so fast and easy payment methods lagged, and still
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
This was not an anti solar post, but an anti PG&E one.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Yet I am charged 40+ cents a kWh and have a bill of about 1k a month and still have a true up bill that adds about another 900 a month. Yes I have solar, and it does not seem to help. Meanwhile in Texas with the AC running 24/7 never h
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Last time I checked if you went in front of investors and said “hey, I want to make a business where nobody wants to pay, not even a dollar a year” you would be laughed out of the room. So. I think that is your problem. Maybe make a busines
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Before any of that happens it will be renamed and branded so somebody can get promoted, closely followed with canceled to make way for the next big thing.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
This. Everything we are teaching people to do is centered around solving the problems with already built services, preferably from one of the big 3 cloud vendors. We are churning out “qualified” engineers who don’t know how anything works a
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
The problem is all those people you listed would still exist plus the 120k bill to Amazon. They may or may not be doing other things depending on the company size and state. You could drop the PM, engineers writing for engineers don’t need
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Total fud. It may be lower priority, and not be canceled.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I would more call our system closed. If you assumptions were right bacteria would rule the world and that is all we would find. But beyond that you forget how big the earth is, not to mention the billions of habitual planets humans one day
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Eh. Ans in your lifetime you possibly saw humanity use horse and cart as main transportation to the cyber truck (depending on your age) This does not happen without population growth. You also saw the quality of life of the average person a
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Even if it was the town square many actual town squares require adults to accompany minors. Sure enough if you had a bunch of unattended 12 year olds hanging out the cops would be called and parents asked to be parents. Even worse would ha
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Or. This is just one of the things ultra rich to do pass time. I am not ultra rich, but I do day dream. And if I was ultra rich I would be building one too. Not because I thought I would ever use it. But because it would just be fun. It’s
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Love your qualifier. “If submitted correctly”.

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