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by notjoemama 2y ago
You need to read about psychosis. Meaning, the clinical term, its causes, experience, and treatment. You’re conflating it with a critique you seem to have of people’s behavior. If you knew more I don’t think you’d do that.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
The rules state you need to stay on topic. Your reply violates that requirement. If you want to discuss politics instead of the technology of the post, feel free to engage other social media networks, Reddit would be a much better fit for t
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> The first usage was to cache the result of an external API call to lookup geolocation of users, so that the service in question could process location requests quicker, and also run cheaper. BAAAHHH HAAHA HA HA HA HHHAA. Ok, look. Just
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> you dig into your existing tried & true toolkit to get the job done Haha. Yes. But when the c-suite is made up of top level management pushed out of the s&p 500, they always assume it’s their tried and true toolkit from another
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Eliminating both the creator AND the customer? It’s an almost perfect business model.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> down from 231 last year I have no idea what you’re talking about. Oh wait, are you referring to the news media? Noted I guess. I’ve seen scaremongering on both sides, especially when dealing with change. Anyway, for context, because th
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> how an intelligent person can still think this Cognitive neuroscience “qualia” Ray Kurzweil I’ll take “things OP doesn’t know about that an intelligent person does” for 800 Alex. If you’re enamored with LLMs and can’t see the inherent
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I follow the thread and can agree in large parts. But given multiple news anchors, news programs, both traditional and online, in combination with social media, content creators and late night TV, I am wholly exhausted by Trump somehow bein
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Do we really want this? As soon as possible, employers will fire software engineers and replace them with AI. I’m positive they will not care about what AI can do, only how many salaries they can eliminate and still achieve the same results
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> predominantly White So, the ones that commit suicide at the highest rate. But I agree, this is not a good study and little if any meaningful information comes from it. Perhaps its failure can bolster some actual research into the iss
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> Twitter has lost 85% to 90% of its revenues. Do you mean from when Musk purchased it? https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statistics/ Looking at the revenue growth, does anyone know why it increased i
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> Then, they'll track your eyes and require you to watch the screen :) Check out the recent controversy over Activision and Call of Duty. Evidently the game code requires access to your webcam and the company has patents on using yo
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> useless executives Thank you for saying it. After decades in software, I've developed the perspective the people at the top (of medium to large companies, not small ones) are actually bottom feeders and most software companies cou
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Depends. For the insecure, yes, but in a way you take on a mantle of parent or mentor where you repeatedly compliment and reassure them, allowing them to fail and seeing its not about them or their character but just another problem to solv
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Thanks for the information. It helps. People like me just don't know. > breaking the NIH is not going to fix wealth disparity in the US I didn't say or imply that. I'm sorry if that's how it sounded. I've travele
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Thanks for the information. It helps. People like me just don't know.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> a few classes You must be working with very good product owners then. The ones I've worked with love to specify the hell out of every possible detail. Like a web form is their personal HGTV renovation. I tried tailwind once and th
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I'm with you. Tailwind would be great if it could be SASS'd but Tailwind is a post processor and it would be silly to build a post-post processor just to make tailwind reusable. It simply isn't a good tool for large enterpris
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by notjoemama 2y ago
The author is from China. There are many MANY great things about China and the work they do. But, there is also significant fraud and IP theft, not to mention the policy of accelerationism the CCP has taken against the US. These things sugg
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> $47.4 billion U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) $47.4B is a significant amount of money. I don't know whether their expenditures are appropriate. I don't see that in the article either. Unless someone does know that ca
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by notjoemama 2y ago
They were being sarcastic with no reasoning or explanation and there's no logical reason it ought to be the top comment in this thread.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I want to add something I noticed about coloring diffuse light. In an older home, the "white" walls may have yellowed a bit and bouncing light off them will color what is diffused. This sameness has a backrooms kind of feel to me.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
If you say I’m missing the point…then go on to solution just like I predicted, then it’s you who missed the point. I’m sure you’ll have great ideas, and I’m also sure it won’t matter and does nothing beyond making you feel like you are more
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> Today our horticultural firebreaks are gone, strawberry fields are now aging suburbs, and the quest for beach fronts, mountain view lots and big trees has created fire hazards that were once unimaginable. Being posted in a tech communi
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> "designing a whole new system around one pet peeve" BAHHAHAH! So…you mean React. If I hear the word hook as if it alone can solve complexity in web dev one more time I’ll…eh, I’ll do nothing actually. But my point still stand
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Our company has a no AI use policy. The assumption is zero trust. We simply can’t know whether a model or its framework could or would send proprietary code outside the network. So it’s best to assume all LLMs/AI is or will send code o
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by notjoemama 2y ago
When exactly will world leaders realize that this new wave of military research is risky enough to destroy them in their wealthy gated communities? Do they actually have to die and take a percentage of life on this planet with them before t
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by notjoemama 2y ago
“Neo Geo[a] is a brand of video game hardware developed by SNK. It was launched with the Neo Geo, an arcade system (called MVS) with a home console counterpart (AES). Games on the Neo Geo (MVS and AES) were well received and it spawned seve
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by notjoemama 2y ago
In which case, and I know this is the antithesis of far left ycombonator, maybe everyone ought to be paying their own way and bearing the cost of their own choices. I’m not the person you replied to but I share their outlook on this specifi
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by notjoemama 2y ago
The fact you call that opinion outrageous is outrageous itself. Here you have people getting cosmetic surgery which sets them up for risk and yet it’s shocking to you that someone has a different opinion than you? That they’d prefer the mon

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