monkeydreams

8 ms·

31.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
Until there are consequences for actions, he gets to do whatever the hell he likes. It may be unconstitutional but his bootlickers and lackeys will round up people until someone/s actually yanks his chain and brings him into line.
32.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I have found that the psycho-social hazards model (popular in Australian workplaces) has had a real impact on my understanding of my own burnout. There are a range of risk factors which, if realised in the workplace, result in an exponentia
33.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I can't see how, not unless it is a 'AAA' always online game or if the quests are cached. I think the most amazing use of AI in games (specifically RPGs) will be with statistical models to crunch "planning" and &quo
34.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
>there is a large temptation to declare them for everything. Agreed. We have a very tight description for an Incident and, therefore, a major Incident. We don't call MI's often but anyone can call one.
35.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I work in public health so our outages are critical to safe treatment of our patients. We have the concept of a Major Incident/Major Event (because the term Code Yellow is already co-opted to mean any administrative fault across a hosp
36.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> It's weird that people suddenly expect 4 year old to accurately reproduce encyclopedia just because it can talk now. But we are not talking of a four year old but a system wthat has devoured literally all of the works humans have
37.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
Also non-geologist, but my understanding is that the gassing is a sign of "frothing", active magma. It's the difference between boiling just water in a saucepan, and boiling water and pasta - the latter will result in the sau
38.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> Maybe the Australians wouldn't allow that? I think the US leases bases in Australia. Given that a single aircraft carrier group contains more power than the ADF combined I would suggest any that limp back to Australia's shore
39.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
We are in a golden age of comedy. There is literally more comedy in wider and deeper streams available for your consumption than ever before.
40.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> It's a really fascinating part of history I always try to learn more about. I suspect the regressive cultural backlash at the US at the moment as the "next generational" response the the civil rights campaigns in the mid
41.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> Godot is objectively a way way better tool If you like things like Godot, Godot is the type of thing you will like. Seriously though, Godot works way better for me using C# than it does with GDScript and the OOP structure means I can r
42.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I got my first IT job doing Y2k compliance. About 20% of our systems broke with the date changed to 01/01/2000, including the PABX (continual reboot cycle) and the sales leads system which would crash every few minutes.
43.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
No hospital will shift to Linux because of this incident. They may shift away from Crowdstrike, but not to another OS.
44.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
Auditing: using Windows plus AV plus malware protection means you demonstrate compliance faster than trying to prove your particular version on Linux is secure. Hospitals have to demonstrate compliance in very short timeframes and every sec
45.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I worked it out when the (actively) working on broke compilation after returning from my lunch break. If MS can't get OneDrive to work well with Visual Studio then what hope is there for true third-party products?
46.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
One of the key warning signs for burnout is a disconnect between effort and reward. If an employee feels that their reward matches their effort, relative to peers, then burnout might not be a thing.
47.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> Cosmic coincidence that time flows in the direction our brains utilize entropy to encode and retrieve information Memory flows in the same direction as entropic growth. If time actually moved backwards according to an "outside obs
48.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
I have an electronic monk around somewhere, but its watching my backlog of recorded tv on vhs.
49.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
Watch the Joe Rogan Experience? Why?
50.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
The fact that a champion does rather than holds back or tries to execute complex plans, is the point. They don't overthink - they just go in and give it 100%.
51.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
> Game theory reveals that the best thing an intelligent species can do is to hide. (The dark forest hypothesis) Under certain conditions and with certain assumptions. Under other conditions and with other assumptions, the best thing for
52.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
So who trained the first brain and what was the costs?
53.
by monkeydreams 2y ago
The article literally refers to the case for which Stockholm Syndrome is named and offers a simple explanation; that torture and privation work to align a person's goals and motivations to minimise pain. I'm not sure what you are
54.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
The COVID vaccine showed a positive impact in terms of disease severity and long term impacts. Patients who experience long-term COVID impacts often demonstrate a range of major problems including lowered IQ, brain fog, increased risk of is
55.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
Yes, that is why violent deaths are so low in the US per capita, the knowledge that you might lose your life in the commision of a crime. /s, if anyone misses the sarcasm.
56.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
Not OP but... Dinosaurs were slow, lumbering beasts. Dinsoaurs were cold-blooded. Large dinosaurs, like Brontosaurus (huh!), could not have lived outside of water and spent all of their lives at least partially submerged. Dinosaurs were stu
57.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
10 half-starving farmers could beat 1 fat hunter gatherer in a fight.
58.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
Also a relentless diet of negative headlines, twisted by media outlets to make 'their guy' seem not quite so bad by comparison, doesn't help.
59.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
One of favourite Bluey facts is that the Dad is an archaeologist and the Mother works airport security. One digs up bones and the other sniffs for drugs.
60.
by monkeydreams 3y ago
'Sleepytime' ruins me whenever I watch it.

More ›