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by pnut 4y ago
You sound like a Virgo.
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by pnut 4y ago
I personally keep a photo of my family on my desk as cue to moderate my instinct to rage quit when the latest nonsense flows downstream. "You're doing it for them" Nothing to do with aesthetics, although they are lovely.
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by pnut 4y ago
Wigtown in Scotland is another one, every other building in the village is a bookshop.
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by pnut 4y ago
Funny how whenever I've done kanban, top tech debt items always are eternally pushed down to #5 or 6 in the backlog, never to see the light of day. I have my criticisms for sure, but sprints give more discretion to the teams to carve o
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by pnut 4y ago
Those worthless captions are audio description for the hearing impaired.
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by pnut 4y ago
I'd be curious to hear thoughts from anyone with practical experience of urbit, considering their intentionally nonsensical naming choices.
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by pnut 4y ago
Keeping up with the Jeonses, that's how they get you.
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by pnut 4y ago
I can do youtube, Netflix, and Amazon prime with mine, plus BBC and ITV etc here in the UK. What else can they do that I'm missing out on?
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by pnut 4y ago
Disagree, I believe noise pollution is the next irresponsible externality on the chopping block, after smoking/vaping.
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by pnut 4y ago
I'm assuming the name is pronounced 'poopertino' so your description seems apt
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by pnut 4y ago
Interesting video on sample rate effects during digital music production https://youtu.be/-jCwIsT0X8M
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by pnut 4y ago
I find this potentially intriguing for my use case, which is 95% working from home in a fixed office arrangement. Under those circumstances, if this can drive two external monitors, I could have the best of both worlds- a big third monitor
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by pnut 4y ago
I followed this advice, thinking it was great, and then my wife found the box.
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by pnut 4y ago
I understand that expression to have a slightly different meaning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_petite_mort
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by pnut 4y ago
Unlimited access to a natural resource can juice development short term, but look at where that has gotten us with both fossil fuels and Moore's Law - bloated, absurdly resource hungry software, and environmental destruction. Of cours
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by pnut 4y ago
I got a 5.7 but can have any woman I desire in real life, so...
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by pnut 4y ago
Did for ten years, then stopped kidding myself and left. Made good money off real estate appreciation though.
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by pnut 4y ago
Looking forward to the follow-up piece 10 years from now when the allergy shots no longer work, the nearest point of interest is an 8+ hour drive away, and that feeling of dread hits on April 1 as the thermometer his 90f and stays there unt
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by pnut 4y ago
Business is trying to commoditize software development, because it's slow and expensive. All they have ever wanted, is to get their automation with the blanks filled in correctly, more or less immediately. No-code, visual programming,
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by pnut 4y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with this and suspect that consciousness in the singular, may be the only actual thing that exists. What causes wave function collapse in the quantum realm? A conscious observer. What caused the universe to collapse f
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by pnut 4y ago
Not a day goes by, that I don't loudly exclaim "god I love this hot tub, best purchase ever" to my dog as I ease into it on my lunch break.
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by pnut 4y ago
Global policy makers are bracing for the economy no longer needing human labor at scale, it's coming within our lifetimes. Additionally, I'll go hungry before I give 50% of my scarce free time to my employer.
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by pnut 4y ago
Forgive me if I'm wrong but I suspect this comment is GPT3 generated. Regardless, it was hilariously absurd.
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by pnut 4y ago
Sorry but it looks boringly generic, straight off the wind tunnel supercar, also-ran snooze-a-thon assembly line.
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by pnut 4y ago
Pretty sure that getting old is a universal problem
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by pnut 5y ago
Pretty sure house prices are at all time highs also?
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by pnut 5y ago
Quote a lot of inconvenience and hubris for the astronomically slim chance anyone will be reading these comments in 8,000 years, and even in the case someone does, it's at best what, considerate?
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by pnut 5y ago
I find this line of thinking deeply intriguing, but someone needs to restrict his practice of "putting" every other "word" in "double quotes". The text reads perfectly fine without that noise.
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by pnut 5y ago
Sivers sold the company ages ago
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by pnut 5y ago
In that case, it sounds just like transparent obfuscation in the vein of "asking for a friend"

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