shakezula

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by shakezula 4y ago
I resonate with this a lot and the part about not knowing if that lack of structure is what makes you unproductive is a question I’ve asked myself a lot lately. It’s hard to know the answer and I always get different feedback from different
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by shakezula 4y ago
You got a source for this? I believe it’s probably roughly true but I haven’t read those figures and would absolutely love to see more.
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by shakezula 4y ago
I am almost certain there will be because we already have people intensely interested in source code from the 50s and 60s.
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by shakezula 4y ago
> These companies can ban the US President from their platforms. Good, you should be able to choose who you do business with, or at least that’s what conservatives argued for years.
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by shakezula 4y ago
No more so than any other game dev ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by shakezula 4y ago
I’ve always thought a cyberpunk game with this type of a mechanic as a core ethos to the system would be sweet as hell to both write and play.
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by shakezula 4y ago
> there’s even an argument if it’s fuzzing if it’s random One of the most important but oft overlooked aspects of proper fuzz testing is the corpus and mutation of the inputs from it. Detractors of fuzz testing often argue that they don’
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by shakezula 4y ago
Holochain is taking a similar approach (DHT backed content addressable store) in this space and aren’t tied to a cryptocurrency.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Which is why the only real way to fix this problem is with legislation. Minimum wage laws aren’t perfect but they address core issues like this far better than most, imo.
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by shakezula 4y ago
> Sunday = 1 Animals. Absolutely barbaric. Everybody knows we should index lists starting at 0. /s
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by shakezula 4y ago
> I speak it without an accent I love this, and I’m stealing it. it’s a perfect description of competency in a language, imo. I absolutely understand the emphasis on shipping, and i actually have recently come to lament some of my unship
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by shakezula 4y ago
I have to agree with parent comment. Leet code interviews, while sometimes obnoxious, are still good exercises. I have learned a lot of nuanced takes from a leet code interview with an interesting question.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Koonin has been repeatedly criticized by his peers for cherry picking data, misrepresentation of facts, and “muddying the waters” of the climate science debate. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_E._Koonin#Criticism
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by shakezula 4y ago
An opinion piece that basically says “it’s complicated” is hardly the argument they’re making it out to be. Consider me unconvinced and still concerned about the climate.
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by shakezula 4y ago
The two are not mutually exclusive, and a stronger IRS is a good thing, no?
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by shakezula 4y ago
But… that doesn’t prevent censorship when it’s still reliant on the same core payment processors. As best as I can tell this is basically security through obscurity.
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by shakezula 4y ago
> Cancel culture will not win But what are they doing to actually prevent censorship? This feels like an excuse to capitalize on the politically charged term of “cancel culture”. My grift alert is blaring.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Yes. I typically read one fiction and one non-fiction book at a time, and the non-fiction is usually a programming book. My most recent has been Programming Rust which I’ve really enjoyed.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Thanks for the explanation! I didn’t know that. It’s a great site, thanks for posting the link.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Well yeah, no shit they had to swim in the past. Excuse my French but I’m sick and tired of this point coming up as somehow excusing the effects of climate change as “just how the world works”. The world has always changed, yes, and weather
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by shakezula 4y ago
Don’t know what I’m looking at but i love the idea of graphing software systems to explain to a layman the pure hell some of them can become.
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by shakezula 4y ago
> why would anyone need to know the pressure Rising and falling pressures are a decent enough heuristic for weather behaviors in local areas.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Humans are much more animalistic than we want to admit. Our senses are insanely attuned to our surroundings, but modernity overwhelms them. Oh well, trade offs I guess.
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by shakezula 4y ago
Not to be rude, but the other person can likely tell you’re feigning interest and probably feels similarly as you do about your lack of interest in the things that interest /them/. Ask more thoughtful questions and you’ll likely b
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by shakezula 4y ago
Having received healthcare services in countries with socialized healthcare, no it doesn’t look like that at all.
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by shakezula 4y ago
This is a false dichotomy, do not perpetuate this myth when dozens of other countries provide socialized healthcare that beats American healthcare across practically every metric. We can have a objective discussion about the merits of socia
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by shakezula 4y ago
> Many environmentalist causes and activism around climate change would be obsolete No, they absolutely wouldn’t be. I’m sorry but this is so wrong it’s close to a bad-faith argument. Even with an immediate 100% switch to nuclear across
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by shakezula 4y ago
Additionally, the Obsidian plug-in for mind maps is amazing and very similar to how the tool in the root post behaves.
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by shakezula 4y ago
I’m consistently surprised by how effective the “scientism” push has been at muddying the waters, and places like HN show it most readily. I have more than several friends who are smart, highly educated individuals, working in tech or tech
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by shakezula 4y ago
It's not a mistake, this is all by design. This is the system working as intended under capitalism.

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