noodles_nomore

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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
Haltet euch da raus. Euer Circus geht mich nichts an. Wenn ihr mir einen Gefallen tun wollt, seid einfach ehrlich mit eurem Boss. Ich muss jetzt lernen. So sehr ich auch dankbar dafür bin, dass ihr mich über Kevin informiert habt (wenn das
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
I'd expect that any kind of logistics would need tight bounds on min-max 'performance', and not be up to the whims of artificial stupidity. Am I wrong?
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
Please explain how you made this connection.
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Don't Learn Value from Society(palladiummag.com)
18 points by noodles_nomore 3y ago|23 comments
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
Desktop Dungeons blows my mind because it is so incredibly well balanced and I have no idea how it can be. It's a puzzly kind of "coffee break roguelike." It marries an emphasis on the puzzly aspect of gameplay (e.g. enemies
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Don't Learn Value from Society(palladiummag.com)
3 points by noodles_nomore 3y ago|1 comments
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
Thanks for posting this. It's better than I remember.
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
Refusing a good faith debate with an audience of millions of people is silly. Insisting that a good faith debate has to be done in real time is silly. The only salvation for this rotten society is a return to literacy.
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
The legal system is a game that is played for profit. Being able to sue anyone for anything is advantageous for the big dogs. So it's imperative that as many laws as possible cover as much seemingly innocuous human conduct as possible
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
That's exactly right. You've been successfully filtered.
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
I can't believe Microsoft would do this, *huff* *puff*. What an outrage!
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How I Experience Web Today(how-i-experience-web-today.com)
50 points by noodles_nomore 3y ago|17 comments
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
In the 90s people worked really hard to draft up universal standards of what makes UI usable and intuitive. Most of it tends to be ignored nowadays. Try teaching an old person how to use a smart phone some time. Just some bullet points: * A
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
The article tries really hard to avoid the thing everyone outside this field seems to know: Concurrent with this 15 year golden age, UX has become universally terrible.
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by noodles_nomore 3y ago
I had chronic sleep paralysis for many years. One thing I eventually figured out is that I still had control over my breathing, and I could hyper-ventilate myself awake. Sleep pararalysis then stopped either because I aquired that skill or
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
'Dynamic Programming' has to be the worst name for a concept in all of computer science. I can never remember what it refers to. Then, now and then, I come across something interesting that makes it seem like a big deal, look it u
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One Half a Manifesto (2000)(edge.org)
1 points by noodles_nomore 4y ago|0 comments
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Futures of Text (2015)(whoo.ps)
1 points by noodles_nomore 4y ago|0 comments
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
facilitate: 1. To make easy or easier. From French faciliter, from Latin facilis ("easy").
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
What you're describing is a dopamine rush. I get the same thing when I watch videos of games I was addicted to once. It's not the device itself that causes it. As a counter-experience: I'm over thirty and only got a modern sm
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
An average programmer's main job is to track down and fix bugs that shouldn't exist inside software that shouldn't exist build on frameworks that shouldn't exist for companies that shouldn't exist solving problems t
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
Lol, zerohedge called it. Shameless.
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
It's the vision of the net at the time of the transition to web 2.0. The web as a giant database of the world's knowledge, but now curated not by experts on their own little websites but distributedly through the collective wisdom
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
Compliance is the constitutive purpose of surveillance.
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
An earlier version of wiktionary had that definition. Apparently it was deleted for lack of citation other than Tolkien which might be an in-universe term. > 1. A person in their twenties, between 20 and 29 years old. Possibly including
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
You're making the assumption that GPT doesn't automatically build a phonological theory of the english language from rhymes and lyrics and linguistic texts that are fed into it.
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The End of History for Programming(haskellforall.com)
1 points by noodles_nomore 4y ago|0 comments
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
There is a non-fiction book that essentially reads like this. It's polemically titled "God Wants You Dead." It's only marginally about religion.
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
I agree a lot. You make eye contact to catch nuances in meaning of a socially laden topic, or when you want to gauge the other persons reaction to what you're saying etc. Different topics just require different levels of eye contact. T
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by noodles_nomore 4y ago
> Almost as if the money to build all this infrastructure has to come from somewhere. Yes, things need funding to survive. That's the core of the problem. I bookmarked an interesting older HN comment to that effect. https:/&#x

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