rpmisms

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by rpmisms 2y ago
You can innovate that part away /s
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Excellent flex. The purpose of a thing is what it does.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
I'm not saying pedantry is bad per se, but I think it can be taken too far, which is happening here.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Not to be meta, but this talk and this discussion are insanely pedantic.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Actually, they did use the word "solve", they just added "help" first. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/26/economy/musk-world-hunger... Check the errata at the bottom.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
It's not ignorant, it's a different perspective on priorities that is outside your orthodoxy.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
That's another angle of what I mean, but absolutely. Stop expecting everyone to be above average, use your human resources intelligently, put people where they're productive and happy, and stop chasing nonstop growth. Mostly the l
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by rpmisms 2y ago
My dangerous opinion is that the purpose of a company is to provide a living for its employees.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Because you shouldn't repeat yourself. If you're going to store your content that way, it should be as agnostic as possible, so that when the inevitable redesign comes around, you're not stuck rewriting every single line of t
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by rpmisms 2y ago
No, this is hand-writing HTML into SQL database rows for conditional rendering. I think it stems from a culture of remarkable IP protectiveness. Take your guesses at which company I am referencing.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Does writing HTML into database entries count? Because certain large entertainment companies are ahead of the curve if so.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
He called them on some ridiculous claim that $10 billion could end world hunger. He said that if they could show him how, he'd donate the money. Spoiler alert, they could not show him how.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
You're arguing from priors. I respect Berger's work, but it doesn't exempt him from acting like a pillock, clearly.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
It looks good. Don't confuse sleek with attractive.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Just did this, pressing play on my headphones still launches Apple Music.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
I like your first sentence as a truism.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
> I'm still occasionally haunted by images I've seen to such a degree where I have to take short breaks at work to compose myself. This is PTSD. Get checked out.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
I don't like tone policing in general, but be nice to dang. He has earned that courtesy, at least.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
It's all the hot leaf juice.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Jesus did say to buy swords, so a brand preference could be inferred.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Well, when most of your job is perception, this is part of the job.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Since you're on HN, I'll assume you're pretty cool, but most people take what politicians like as an inverse signal. If they don't like it, it's probably good.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
The screen was never an issue in the 2012-2014 Model S, it was just the adhesive. The flash memory issue did affect my old car, very annoying. What you said makes sense in terms of relative effect. I think most--if not all--of the companies
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by rpmisms 2y ago
OK, but how will they be affected relative to other car companies?
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by rpmisms 2y ago
I am also a keyboard snob, and have far more expensive keyboards. Mass manufacturing drastically lowers costs, and a price point goal is super useful for group buys, which I have run before. It is useful data. I'm also talking about PC
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Looks like something I would pay $150 for, or $120 if I had to assemble it myself.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_Su-57 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oreshnik_(missile) And the S550 prototypes are looking great. > They are a full scale paper tiger This is a bad approach
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by rpmisms 2y ago
He wants payment for his work, just in attention rather than money. Seems reasonable to me.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Intelligence is not domain specific. Training is.
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by rpmisms 2y ago
Russia is special. They're a sophisticated adversary with a drastically different warfighting doctrine. They still optimize airframes for dogfighting, are laser-focused on hypersonic tech, and we don't officially know how good the

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