scsilver

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by scsilver 6y ago
The people who continue to jumble up inflation by its consumer defenition with the huge expanding of the amount of us dollars are only shooting their own wealth and anyone who listens to them's wealth in the foot. All you have to look
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by scsilver 6y ago
Its 2020 not 2012. The small round trip calls on 4g are much more annoying than one call of a few a mb of data, in my opinion.
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by scsilver 6y ago
It will feel faster because it will use the users time between actions to do the needed roundtrip calls.
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by scsilver 6y ago
Yeah it took over a second to get to this comment page. A lightweight js app could have popped up a modal, I put in my comment, click send, and hide the modal and show a spinner on the bottom right changing to a checkmark when the comment g
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by scsilver 6y ago
Yeah, make it an FE and PE and we will get some stability in our lives and be allowed to focus on case studies rather than solving abstract puzzles in a hazing ritual. Early in the career the low barrier is great, later in the career, other
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by scsilver 6y ago
We dont need a union, we need a stronger professional organization with appropriate licensing/apprenticeship, akin to other engineers, doctors, accountants, lawyers ect.
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by scsilver 6y ago
Sure, but as someone 5 years into this career, I keep wanting to make my life not all about programming. Its isolating.
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If it only were so simple.
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by scsilver 6y ago
I find it hard to take someone seriously when they define themselves by what they are not. Its defining themselves by their opponent. If there was no opponent who would they be?
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by scsilver 6y ago
I suppose your defenition of maturity is different than mine, I would assume that maturity is defined by the traits held by most adults in a species. If it isnt held by most adults in that species, is it really an indicator of maturity? But
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by scsilver 6y ago
If you are going to hold regular people to the intellectual and emotional discipline of supreme court justices, you're gonna be disappointed. I think we can use our empathy here and understand that these systems we have created have su
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by scsilver 6y ago
I honestly think modern coffee shops are the pinnacle of working environments.
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Has Nature even been so forgiving?
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by scsilver 6y ago
I dont know why you dragging me into a different conversation, I have not comment about who facebook hires, I don't really care.
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by scsilver 6y ago
I wasn't worried about facebook, mostly just commenting that its unfair to assume these individuals who creat 400k+ in value to their companies a year aren't able to cook for themselves if they have to because they are young. I th
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by scsilver 6y ago
I think thats an unfair, and frankly agist extrapolation. I can cook for myself every day and there is plenty of inefficiency in that action. Its wasteful, the food isnt as good as a professional, I have to shop and waste gas, I have to pay
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by scsilver 6y ago
I don't have the time to get into the nuts and bolts of an argument, but just from a personal emotional opinion, fascism is a dangerous idea because it led to the genocide of my people, anti-semitism in general has led to even more gen
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by scsilver 6y ago
You dont feel it yourself? I dont have the stamina of a computer.
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by scsilver 6y ago
I mean those same voices are calling for Bari Weiss's censorship too, it's hard to define "liberal" nowadays, it seem sto include far left.
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by scsilver 6y ago
The rich have plenty of assets
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by scsilver 6y ago
What if I live frugally and buy investments with the rest. Have I wasted all thst money on assets or am I providing a loan to enable growth?
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by scsilver 6y ago
Ive met people at bars, but it was because that bar had weekly techno shows and you would see the same people over and over again. Sometimes I would go up to them and say hey whats your name or they would do the same. Its best when other pe
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by scsilver 6y ago
I hold this view from a selfish place, programmers and other technical people can get really tiring to hang out with, especially after being steeped in technical bs all day. Alternative worldviews are refreshing and rejuvinating. I dont eve
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by scsilver 6y ago
I have to agree, I travel Europe alot too, meals in London and Prague are plenty big. I had a seven course dinner in Paris that my Local friend took me too to share a place she would regularly go with her family, who are quite thin. I think
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by scsilver 6y ago
Furthermore, theres alot of moving parts in the tethered setup, easy to get bottlenecks in performance. I think right now this all in one device could compete on consistent day to day performance as well as dominating in flexibility and pri
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by scsilver 6y ago
Thankfully, I'm a young and healthy adult and wish to do my part to continue living my life while doing due diligence to protect more susceptible people around me. And if you want to look at it in a fiscally conservative way, preventio
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by scsilver 6y ago
And can you get the same services, community (people of similar circumstances/values as you moving there), opportunities, schools, safety that these in demand areas provide? Travelling around only reinforces my desire to buy in an in d
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by scsilver 6y ago
Evolution can handle some of the species dying, just not all. I was in flaming Gorge Utah this week, found 3 dead birds on the trail of a short hike. I've read enough of the old testament to know a bad omen when I see one though. Very
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by scsilver 6y ago
Im currently in grand teton national park and need to get a test before seeing my parents. This area that has 5+ million visitors a summer has about 3 covid tedting sites in an 2-3 hour drive. The main hospital needs a referal to give you s
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by scsilver 6y ago
> Or has their parents/local community's faith simply spent a lot longer on convincing them it's true. As I get older, I dont think its about people really thinking it's true, but more about the consequences of opposi

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