satokema

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by satokema 4y ago
i've started telling the horde of recruiters exactly why i don't want to take a side job studying for their interviews for a slight chance to work somewhere that is reportedly bad to work at - maybe if enough people say something
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by satokema 4y ago
the other way around is also true, the climate affects the flows seems like an interesting possibility to recapture some of the loose climate energy that we want to pare down
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by satokema 4y ago
"You don't need a formal conspiracy when interests converge." The landlords don't need to conspire - they know what's good for them and the politicians either own property themselves or are connected enough to landl
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by satokema 4y ago
"(6.1%) were female" This article doesn't prove the point you thought you were making.
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by satokema 5y ago
the problem isn't the accessibility standards, that is reasonable. the problem are the insane hacks and shoddy coding that devs were forced to do because the money wanted pretty interfaces instead of reasonable ones that could handle s
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by satokema 5y ago
Does this control for the long-term effects of closing gyms and rec centers and having people live more sedentary lives to avoid COVID (which they got anyway)? I'm surprised that exercise is mentioned all the time for heart health - bu
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by satokema 5y ago
There is a "I refuse to identity myself" option for most if not all the questions on the form(s). (this also includes the veteran status ones)
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by satokema 5y ago
Minified URLs are a cancer. I want to know what I'm clicking on.
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by satokema 5y ago
its not slavery if you just grow your own!
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by satokema 5y ago
media blackout.
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by satokema 6y ago
Paywalled article. so of course, there's no way to confirm what paper is being cited with what assumptions, and what confounders have been addressed or looked into. Discarded. I suspect this is a confounder (selection bias for where bl
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by satokema 6y ago
In rats.
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by satokema 7y ago
everything any of us work with is a cryptic operator, if you think about it...
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by satokema 7y ago
The article's point is a meta-point. Congratulations on actually being part of the meme in the article.
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by satokema 7y ago
Seems like it should be older than this. Lotus Land Story (Touhou Project #4) has a graze counter, but being a doujin game it should be riffing off of other games that use graze for scoring or as a mechanic.
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by satokema 7y ago
> When women in the industry infrequently report that they are experiencing sexism, then I’ll consider that we’re well on the way to solving the problem. This is the fox guarding the henhouse. There is no incentive for women to ever stop
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by satokema 7y ago
You would have to score a goal or catch a pop fly in order to experience those things. My attempts at team sports when young were full of experiences of being insufficent and bullying or ostracism by the more athletic team members. So I did
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by satokema 7y ago
Nth-ing no social life and the related whines. I hate the mild feeling of discomfort I get when I tell most people I'm a software engineer. I hate having eclectic or traditional "nerdy" interests and getting a similar reactio
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by satokema 7y ago
One problem here is the red queen phenomenon: if people "learn how to sell themselves", then you still have the problem that someone is going to lose. And in all probability, it'll probably be the losers that keep on losing.
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by satokema 7y ago
Some U.S. citizens have committed acts of mass murder. Al Queda is also a loose organization without explicit membership, etc. I don’t see any difference between the two organizational structures from an anti terror perspective (though Al Q
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by satokema 7y ago
What DNS provider is actually trustworthy and how can you prove it?
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by satokema 7y ago
Large swaths of the internet are left-leaning zones. It should be no surprise that places without algorithmic controls enforcing viewpoints are going to counter-balance what they could otherwise find on normal sites.
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by satokema 7y ago
In defense of the guy that brought it up: race-mixing is a huge scissor statement. It's already working here - you're getting your socks in a tizzy over a mention of it and can't get past the object-level. The meta-level is i
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by satokema 7y ago
I finally stopped hiding my contempt for this sort of hiring process. The massive majority of positions out there are perfectly fine with a generalist that doesn't have photographic memory of their old college algorithms book but can c
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by satokema 7y ago
the thing too is ACTUALLY being able to see what is new and active and going on overall. the recommendations were pretty well thought out even if not my cup of tea, and you could actually see what was new or active without having to worry a
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by satokema 7y ago
Renting my phone out to process data gives me a bad feeling. The airplane mode guy is now just straight up turning off the phone and battery.
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by satokema 7y ago
But who picks the pickers? The suits plan ahead and begin with the algorithm. Part of the solo hobby of listening for me is discovering stuff and getting into a favorite artist's discog in depth. Having an algorithm just recommend stuf
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by satokema 7y ago
No, you just purport "lady" to be old-fashioned because it furthers a political point. Keep your paws off my shared language. I want to be able to refer to people without googling for the polite terminology du jour, since even &qu
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by satokema 7y ago
One should ask why the "bad and wrong" arguments are so dangerous that they need suppressing. If it's so bad and wrong, it shouldn't have a leg to stand on, surely? There are kernels of truth unaddressed by the champions
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by satokema 7y ago
>evidence in this case, user/advertiser metrics

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