neuronic

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by neuronic 4y ago
First, define productivity for each role. After trying to do so, most companies could probably fire 1/5 of their work force without repercussions.
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by neuronic 4y ago
In Europe, I personally know a bunch of friends and coworkers who are ready to quit immediately if asked back to the office permanently. Most people want a hybrid setup it seems with 1 or 2 office days a week maximum. Personally, I like t
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by neuronic 4y ago
It came with the iOS 15.4 update iirc. For me (Germany) it just worked.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Maybe mercenaries without the random war crimes aspect.
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by neuronic 4y ago
As if MongoDB really was the issue here...
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by neuronic 4y ago
That's the free market for you. Delivering ever less value in exchange for ever increased cost.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Not just IQ, they have full blown personalities that you could probably write Shakespeare dramas about.
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by neuronic 4y ago
The T-cells should up their ante then.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Can't wait for it to happen. I am not against cryptocurrencies etc. that would mean I fully grasp its impact on finance and potential effects on society and finance in the future - I do not. But in its current form it seems to do way m
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by neuronic 4y ago
Addiction isn't "just a pattern". Stop treating people like logic-driven robots.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Can you also apply GPT-3 to understand whales and dolphins?
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by neuronic 4y ago
It's not a fallacy because that would imply you know better. You don't. Wishful thinking maybe, but not a fallacy.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Habitable for organic life. While I can't fathom anything else I still believe it's hubris to believe we understand what forms of life may exist in the universe. Maybe we exist right along something else and will never notice ea
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by neuronic 4y ago
In the real world we have a natural protection from these idiotic or demeaning posts: shame. It is a very important component and mechanism in social connections that is completely missing online (unless your handle is tied to your real ide
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by neuronic 4y ago
NIMBYs are jsut as much of a problem with nuclear because you need to run the generated electricity through power lines that may need to be constructed. Whose land are they running through?
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by neuronic 4y ago
Nuclear energy is great except for time and to some degree cost [1]. Other factors like waste disposal more relevant to some countries than others and are a universally ignored problem in general - but it's not as bad as climate change
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by neuronic 4y ago
The city of Hamburg has changed a large portion of its fleet to electric and I love it. They are quite, they don't stink and in the last 5 years there have been no major incidents. Just like all technology, there may be some fault in t
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by neuronic 5y ago
I have a similar effect with Cannabis. I can see things and recognize their distance but my mind distorts it and says "Hey, wait a second, these 10cm might also be 10m, you never know!" All while I can clearly see it not being 10m
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by neuronic 5y ago
It doesn't seem far off to me to interpret evolution as meaning that specific lineages didn't go extinct. The common ancestor between us and bonobos, chimps, gorillas, orangs is still around. They're just bonobos, chimps, g
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by neuronic 5y ago
There are dumb aspects about the German Greens ("Veggie Day") but they do a good job moving Germany into the right energy direction today. Your criticism is generally unwarranted and the data shows it. I think we shouldn't us
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by neuronic 5y ago
> Despite germany's strong dislike for east europeans It's news to me that we strongly dislike Eastern Europeans?! Some folks definitely do, especially in logistics or people who live close to the border, mostly due to economic
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by neuronic 5y ago
Personally I don't use Safari because among my Apple devices there is also a Windows desktop unit and I do enjoy myself browser sync across devices. So Firefox it is... Otherwise I would have switched to Safari when extensions finally
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by neuronic 5y ago
You are probably very right, I agree with all of your points. However, this is what I meant by "rational within his ideology". He created this situation by surrounding himself with bootlickers and punishing any differing opinion
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by neuronic 5y ago
> This is the only type of rationality. What are you imagining when you say "objectively rational"? I really disagree. For starters, I would put "not tank your economy into the stone age" firmly into the objectively r
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by neuronic 5y ago
Most economic models need to stop assuming that the typical actor is rational. Putin is clearly not objectively rational, at best subjectively rational within the realms of his ideology (unite the ethnically Russian people). Add to that
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by neuronic 5y ago
As opposed to the Electron-based editors which modern web developers use and heat Starbucks with?
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by neuronic 5y ago
If you're implying that Ukraine has recently escalated "a war lasting 5 years" then that's fundamentally ridiculous and you should be extremely embarrassed. But maybe I read that wrong? In that case I apologize. Aggressi
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by neuronic 5y ago
We stopped Nord Stream 2 in Germany, finally. The former GDR state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was obviously hoping for much needed jobs and taxes, but we stopped it now. It was always wrong to accept this pipeline, it was purely political. N
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by neuronic 5y ago
If they listen and notice they experience something right then and there and maybe at that point it's nice to feel loved... a sweet moment for a dying person briefly supercedes the metaphysical confusion of the living.
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by neuronic 5y ago
True, forming memories at that time might simply be unnecessary overhead since you're not likely to turn back without significant medical help. Memories that will never be accessed are just pointless. But so are hiccups, who knows...

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