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by ookblah 4y ago
I mean sure, if I asked up front every single time to the point where people get annoyed? But that's what we are discussing here. Yes, we humans have millions of years ready subtle signals, but we are also really fucking bad at reading
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by ookblah 4y ago
Like I said, people ARE ultimately responsible for their own feelings, but that doesn't mean we can't do with erring on the side of empathy in our day-to-day. Don't mistake this for me saying "policing language is fine
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by ookblah 4y ago
I'm not arguing what is currently happening or the end result, just that from even my own personal perspective I usually want to ask "is this word okay to use around you?" instead of just assuming it as such or automatically
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by ookblah 4y ago
I think it all starts from a good place. Would you rather people just using words "carelessly" without regard to how you might feel? It's questioning the assumption that the word used is fine throughout history. I don'
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by ookblah 4y ago
Read the rest of that thread and see how depending on the prompt it says something literally the opposite lol. Can we stop with the sensationalist headlines and being able to trick a LLM as some kind of reflection anything...
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by ookblah 4y ago
I, too, hate the hand-waving away of any success as being based entirely on "luck". I often find those who make that argument are just as you say, using it as a rationalization to not even try. I would still disagree with your po
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by ookblah 4y ago
Why does it always have to be this binary choice (Hence the "everything" qualifier I guess)? You can certainly work hard to succeed and also realize that a lot of your successes are just that, attributed to "luck" or thi
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by ookblah 4y ago
The cynic in me. Are we supposed to buy into his real estate stuff now? This entire thing reads like a pseudo-ad, no real information, I don't even know what his 7 figure app is...
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by ookblah 4y ago
i don't know... we don't deviate much from what we eat so it's really about that initial tracking and seeing the results. after that you can kind of "eye-ball" what you are eating. the hard part is just being brut
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by ookblah 4y ago
eh what? even 15 years ago it was common knowledge to just jump around every few years to advance your career. maybe it wasn't all out "f* these guys" but we definitely had no illusions about employer "loyalty" lo
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by ookblah 4y ago
Grew up programming for fun as a hobby. Came to the same realization you did after working at a job that was not fulfilling after graduating in my field. Thought if I loved doing it for fun why not try it as a "real job". Applie
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by ookblah 4y ago
linktree?
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by ookblah 4y ago
anecdotally, a lot of families around me seem to give these shots to kids in S. Korea and it doesn't seem like the vast majority of them "need" it. kind of crazy to me, but just an extension of how much looks are valued cult
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by ookblah 4y ago
I look forward to that day. More like giving you superpowers to get the mundane stuff out of the way.
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by ookblah 4y ago
this is just the natural evolution of the web/current products i feel like... nobody complains that a cup has a handle and is shaped a certain way. there was a huge push to be "unique" or come up with some clever ui/ux
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by ookblah 4y ago
lol maybe you're seeing it with rose colored glasses... as someone seeing my friends all go thru this right now, for the majority it sure looks like their life is way more stressful and not in a good way. this trickles down into every
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by ookblah 4y ago
it's also not cut and dry skill across every player you meet. certain play styles might be one person's kryptonite and a non-factor for others. that's how you get into situations where player A can be beat player B who beat
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by ookblah 4y ago
uh what? my solution is for women to do whatever the hell they want with their lives with no expectation of what they "should" be doing? i get this idea based on the struggles that i hear women around me going through. i honestly
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by ookblah 4y ago
US suffers from an additional culture problem that doesn't allow us to have nice public things. Every public restroom in NYC I can think of outside of Bryant Park ends up turning into a shithole, literally.
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by ookblah 4y ago
just want to add that you do a dis-service for calling out feminism in korea without providing some context. decades of treating women basically as second class citizens or worse with no outlet "created" this environment. there&
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by ookblah 4y ago
Yeah...56k felt plenty slow back then. Biggest jump for me that gave me that wow factor was when we went from 56k to a "cable modem".
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by ookblah 4y ago
it's "worse" in a sense because a lot of these ghost surgeries are in the plastic surgery field where people specifically go to these clinics and pay more for a certain look or outcome. having an experienced resident attend
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by ookblah 4y ago
if you have a good leader at the helm then the top down approach can be beneficial because you can cut through a lot of the BS. IMO it's like how democracies aren't really about the best leadership but being able to remove a bad
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by ookblah 4y ago
people getting a slight glimpse of korean work culture, top-down old school butts in the seat type stuff. it's changing but there's a long way to go.
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by ookblah 5y ago
from a young age i'm guessing sunscreen is the only one that matters later on. everything else is just slowing down/maintenance or covering up things, but don't discount how they all work together. laser can also turn back t
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by ookblah 5y ago
i mean to each their own, it's to keep "non-residents" out as well. some nicer places have guards that actively look for that. and by "bustle" i mean i can walk out of my apartment 50 ft and visit whatever shops i
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by ookblah 5y ago
i think seoul has something like this where the residential areas or "blocks" are basically this area of highrise apartments (prob covers a few minor blocks). inside this block there are big public square type areas for kids and
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by ookblah 5y ago
while i think ive should get a lot of criticism for "form over function", he helped push the barriers of what is possible and in a way pushed the industry forward as well. i think without steve to temper that it ran over a bit. y
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by ookblah 5y ago
i suppose what i mean is you'd never be able to take a ECS task definition/service and move it over to some other provider. whereas if u did some kubernetes setup u could conceivably do that, moving form AWS to GCP.
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by ookblah 5y ago
i would say the "simplest" setup for us has been ECS fargate (even thought there's some major lock in). Very easy to spin up a cluster and you don't have to manage the underlying structure. If you use docker-compose or

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