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I cant see no thing
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skeezyjefferson
10mo ago
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11mo ago
> Seniority doesn't come from churning out code quicker. Its more long the lines of communication, leading others, empathy, toughness when needed, not avoiding uncomfortable situations or discussions and so on. No room for llms ther
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11mo ago
RSS was such a redundant idea
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11mo ago
isnt it more embarrasing that they believed the sun needed help to reappear? that they mistook the feelings in their head to be real, kind of how people think they can feel or talk to a god? we love to pat ourselves on the back but never ta
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11mo ago
> Okay they're dead jesus christ dont say that around here, youll be swamped by fanatical emacs users describing various bits of lisp theyve written over the years and what they each do. it will send you insane
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11mo ago
im sure one of my beelink n95 boxes has gpio
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11mo ago
> you can point the finger at them with no issues. yeah sure, if your business is one of the 500 startups on HN creating inane shit like a notes app or a calendar, but outages can affect genuine companies that people rely on
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11mo ago
the price you pay for making telephones into computers. i love em but boy do they fuck up regularly.
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11mo ago
so is the saying "could care less", but both are wrong and indicative of some kind of low level neurological deficit, possibly lead contamination or something similar
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11mo ago
i love how after having actual law professionals take a look at his appraisal, he has to retract all the things he said about law, leaving you with how he noticed emjois werent rendered on a printout. typical internet know nothing
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11mo ago
i stopped after reading these two were taken in by promises of levitation. i dont care how attractive the cult is, youre an idiot to believe it
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11mo ago
"But SAT and ACT scores are the most reliable predictors of a student’s math ability, the report found...." how else do they gauge someone's math ability then?
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11mo ago
cant do mathematic? shouldnt it be mathematics? ie "...students cant do maths anymore?"
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11mo ago
from when a racoon is born, they are told that humans are evil. its obviously not true but the stereotype persists
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11mo ago
animals werent kept as pets until recently - they were all (dogs, livestock etc, cats technically) working animals.
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11mo ago
why was this flagged? imagine just buying normal food that wasnt done on the cheap. nobody could afford to live. even in usa, richest country in the world, people are eating cheap crap, living in wooden houses... of course you can be the ri
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11mo ago
its more like asking for a painting and being given a paintbrush, then told i was the reason the painting is shit
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11mo ago
they posted literally just the wiki article for MUDs earlier, slow news day
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11mo ago
slow news day is it??
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11mo ago
thats a bit of unreflective self projection there, mate
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11mo ago
> And for the most impressive bit of un-self-reflective projection bit shitty of you given youre having him over his tone, no?
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11mo ago
> Many HN readers grok software development, would likely get a kick out of learning Emacs Lisp, and have time to invest in coding and debugging. but why would they? what problems are they solving by being able to paste text into your we
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11mo ago
> This 1970s vintage text editor is also a futuristic language learning platform, it blows my mind. and all it took was a deep understanding of software development, experience with lisp and a bunch of your own time coding and debugging!
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11mo ago
but you believed that same system when it told you ADHD exists... is there any contradiction in that?
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11mo ago
I can only understand this if they were incapcitated, unconscious... I mean just kick it off, it weighs a few ounces. How does a rabbit do enough damage to require amputation of the effing leg!?! Think how small a rabbits mouth is, they don
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11mo ago
even border collies have attacked babies in carseats for no reason
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11mo ago
we should probably take what those useless doctors say about ADHD with a similar pinch of salt then?
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11mo ago
> Ask yourself how many barely graduated after cheating their way through the program and are now faking their way through life. id probably still have to take his word over yours. and didnt these same doctors discover ADHD in the first
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11mo ago
It makes me uneasy how people with ADHD shopped around until they got a diagnosis like this. Surely you let the doctor tell YOU whats wrong with you, rather than you tell the doctor?
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11mo ago
> Way to risk getting elevated uric acid, vitamin A overload or a slew of other intestinal issues. I thought vegatables = good? You can never eat too many greens I think youll find is the prevailing wisdom
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