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I personally like uv
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People thrive better over a longer period of time in small to mid-size towns (proto-cities) with access to some kind of larger productivity center (where they work, or go for leisure). Remote work has made this more efficient, and some peop
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Several countries have experienced this kind of pressure, notably like Japan, Korea and India.
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In reality, managers and upper-level peers are threatened by people they perceive smarter than them. Your resume wouldn’t even get past screening if you come across as “better” than the current team.
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Oh, that’s a different scenario. I would never do personal work on someone else’s laptop. But I think what’s being described in this case is that if you use this IDE, even on a personal machine where your license is from another source, the
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It exists. Let me explain. The only reason Cursor is a company is because it serves as a nice mechanism of wealth transference from VCs to people they like. That’s not a bad thing by itself, but better judgement is to fund ideas by people y
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Uh, no? I don’t think that’s a thing in any JetBrains IDE, unless I am mistaken.
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The current state of these tools is like calculators, they’re not going to help you be correct, accurate, precise, or anything else unless you already know a bulk of what you’re doing. The mental model is still your own, it’s just extended
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What’s baby afraid of? We don’t need “defense” technologies that don’t soften the brutality of life, or of human nature. There’s no path to security without dealing with humans nature, and people invariably respond better to honey than pois
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It’s not a bad thing per se, but democratic action can produce cultural shift to something that was previously considered outside of the scope of your country’s way of life. What matters is what you want to achieve as a country, a society,
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> But AI does not behave like software. Its economics resemble the economics of infrastructure. Valuations may appear disconnected from productivity. Capital may look like it is circulating in a self-reinforcing pattern. Spending may app
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Article here https://freebeacon.com/culture/do-we-really-need-to-slash-th...
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Do We Need to Slash the Debt?(manhattan.institute)
1 points by nis0s 11mo ago|1 comments
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People should be embarrassed to use LinkedIn, there’s nothing valuable or authentic in the content or interactions. It’s perhaps only a useful tool for browsing job applications, but levels.fyi is better.
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Thought experiment: do you think he would have won with the same design and messages in California, or Massachusetts? I don’t think so, it’s less about what he’s saying and how he’s saying it, it’s more about what he’s promising to do. Peop
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This is also a good article with demarcations you can use to evaluate either family or personal finances and wealth, https://www.kiplinger.com/personal-finance/605075/are-you-ri...
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I don’t think anyone should tolerate what they find annoying, life is too short. If something or someone wants to keep you around, they should be less annoying to you.
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People can lose senses and still adapt towards maintaining a self-composed personality, albeit struggling to reconcile differences with a past state. But anything that degrades the cerebral cortex causes a discernible loss of sense of self,
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The nature of evil is debatable when someone uses the word against ideological opponents. There are things which are unequivocally evil, but most people are ill-equipped to differentiate between evil and what they don’t like due to their co
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Maybe this is a joke, there’s a lot of talent out there. But if you’re not kidding, start looking for a job somewhere else on the dl, this ship isn’t fit to steer.
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I am looking forward to the equity crowd on bullying the Indian government like they did the American govt. and U.S. corporations. Let’s see how well that goes, there are plenty of human rights issues in all types of non-western countries.
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Is it more acceptable on HN if it was in a Dropbox? Maybe pastebin? I am being facetious. If you have recommendations on better ways to share, please go ahead.
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They’re operating under old world rules where you could say a bunch of stuff and hope no one would any better. It works sometimes, but it won’t work all the time. The key is knowing who it will and won’t work against.
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Hidden in all of this is the issue that all countries really have are their people, factories (or centers of production) and bombs. Non-western countries have improved the condition of their average citizen via immigration, providing havens
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There’s tacit admission of defeat in this, it’s basically saying America doesn’t have the political power necessary to offset globalization and its forces. China and India have already taken over as predominant global powers, then. Easier t
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Bullies often drive someone crazy and then blame the victim for having a mental problem.
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Two meals for $1: Why China's youth are not spending(bbc.com)
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Governments worldwide should just implement UBI.
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Investors are the worst plague on mankind, truly unbelievably irrational, and bad at knowing things that they should, but have way too much power and money to influence things. AI spend is justified if it’s increasing productivity or market
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It lacks the characteristic sassiness I’d expect from country songs; telling your detractors to kick rocks doesn’t go hard enough. The song definitely needs editors who understand human relationships. A case study in soft, but sassy, countr

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