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by surajs 5y ago
Robert, r is for Robert ;)
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Liquidated. An Ethnography of Wall Street(academia.edu)
1 points by surajs 5y ago|0 comments
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by surajs 5y ago
not to be a spoilsport but no annotations?
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by surajs 5y ago
Sorry to hear this, not an exaggeration to place him on a pedestal at par with the one for Joe campbell, RIP
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by surajs 5y ago
because i am smart ;)
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by surajs 5y ago
Yawn, figure it out
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by surajs 5y ago
Ouch, I guess there's a bureaucracy behind the ontology of any proof of work, although spam/email was a good use case but perhaps crypto is a finer expression, so the paper's main thesis is partially right but it's still
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by surajs 5y ago
curious if there is a visa that allows more the entrepreneurial amongst us?
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by surajs 5y ago
Hang in there, my mom recovered from advanced breast cancer few years back so i can understand what you are going through from your words it seems you're more worried than you should be..chemo works, radiation works, she will be back t
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by surajs 5y ago
nah, just humanity
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by surajs 5y ago
Chromium based browser with attitude annoy me
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by surajs 5y ago
No continuations? Booo
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by surajs 5y ago
sounds about right, crazy how no major news outlet has covered this so far
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by surajs 5y ago
Don't think Jekyll is in the state it is in today due to lack of engagement, though it may not check all the boxes - no i think better alternatives propped up and jekyll failed at keeping up with the joneses. Still use it on my persona
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by surajs 5y ago
Not looking forward thanks
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by surajs 5y ago
wow that is one clickbaity title, not gonna fall for it
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by surajs 5y ago
Joe has had one hell of a run, I don't think he minds losing influence
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by surajs 5y ago
data is never personal, data by definition is public, not to sound too anarcho-capitalist about this but "people's data"a ready starts to sound like there's a notion of collective ownership involved as opposed to "p
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by surajs 5y ago
this is the kind of tools we need not gpt3 or copilot
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by surajs 5y ago
i agree i think who you're measuring yourself against is responsible for it. comparison is the thief of joy but in a professional competitive setting it becomes a rather vicious and pernicious thief, thankfully once you realise the onl
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by surajs 5y ago
yeah, me too, harder to quit than twitter
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by surajs 5y ago
A reduced feature/keyword set does not a simple language make. C is smaller, but definitely not simpler. Also definition of simplicity is context dependent, I would say in many scenarios C++ turns out to be the simpler choice.
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by surajs 5y ago
I am as a rule wary of anyone who decides to offer me "privacy" as a USP of their products, I didn't pick up the phone or laptop to get more privacy, but to share more data. Moreover, the iron law of oligarchy seems to sugges
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by surajs 5y ago
The problems with code are only compounded manyfold with no code, no code as a concept is still not as superfluous as something like gpt3 for ex, but beyond solving simple problems, I have little confidence in anything built with no-code YM
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by surajs 5y ago
Once when young, I used to dream of living and working in the US, how naive I was!
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Ethics of the unspeakable: Torture survivors in psychoanalytic treatment(apres-coup.org)
2 points by surajs 5y ago|0 comments
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by surajs 5y ago
i don't think a global pandemic is a chance to 'win' anything, wtf bbc.
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by surajs 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Ok | Location: India <pre> Tech: </pre>
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by surajs 5y ago
you mean visual anaconda?
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by surajs 5y ago
a third kind of project of one's own can be the things you do for the heck of it, to demonstrate.

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