swagasaurus-rex

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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
Price transparency can still help the rest of us
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
My landlords have basically frozen rent since 2010. I pay half of what the people in the houses around me do. I'm very thankful to have landlords that aren't greedy.
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
For specific components, I use explicit CSS, but for layout <divs> I use the tailwind shorthand (flex, flex-row, mb-7) and just add those to my CSS as I go so I don't need tailwind as a dependency. It's the best of both worl
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
Prices are out of control on things people need to live. Food is 50% more expensive than it was 5 years ago.
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
You’re the one the programs warned us about, giving drugs away for free.
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
Perfectionism in a beginner can often mean focusing on the wrong thing, spinning wheels and going down rabbit holes, leading to burnout. Perfectionism to an expert often means the opposite. The difference is the expert knows what is worth t
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by swagasaurus-rex 2y ago
Enployees need three things to avoid becoming an uninspired cog: 1) Control 2) Responsibility 3) Recognition Control and responsibility of a project but no recognition will demotivate quickly Responsibility and recognition with no control m
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Just send your users a login link to their email. If you go with passwords, you already have a risk vector for resetting passwords. Skip the password and the reset. Make the login link expire after 10 minutes so they attackers only have a s
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Schwarzenegger had posters of body builders on his wall growing up. He was dedicated to it from the beginning.
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
I see several converging factors 1) It’s impossible to distinguish between human and AI. Breaking a captcha is a resume building weekend project for any dedicated hacker. 2) The turing test has thoroughly been solved. There’s already a tren
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Some of these statistical shifts can be explained by fewer men graduating colleges entirely.
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
The illustrations I've seen of neural networks really highlights the sheet incomprehensibility of visualizing large graphs
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
If you have done all that and all you have to say is "police are scum", you've learned the wrong lessons. Police are here to stay. I don't like how they can skirt the laws but calling them scum isn't fixing the issu
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
I'm not apologizing for abuses of power, I want police accountability. What are you doing to actually improve these corrupt systems? Calling people names is not bringing the world closer to justice. I think it does the opposite, which
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Your foundational premise is that good cops don’t exist because they’re part of a system. It’s an awful convenient argument because it lacks refutability. Are you a butcher because you eat meat? Are you a zionist because your tax dollars fu
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
I’ll consider it a debate when your arguments consist of more than “Nope”
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
What would happen if we actually made things to last? If our appliances would break on average once in a hundred years? If our tools were so durable it could survive generations? If our furniture and our building materials could be reused a
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Your rhetoric is hate-fueled, unconvincing and harmful to the movement
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
You're actually just lumping all police into a single category of "abusers". It's similar to lumping people by their ethnicity or their religion and at its core is prejudiced. Some people love saying "All cops are b
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
The bill in question would increase police accountability. Calling them bad names doesn’t.
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
There was a friendly drone returning to base, so their defensive systems were turned off.
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
What if the economy is really bad?
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Another big issue with performance reviews is how heavily biased they are to recency. People know not to rock the boat when performance reviews are coming up because a bad review will be used against you when layoffs start. Like the author
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Many positions are not actively hiring. I’ve been applying on linkedin and the same positions are reposted weekly for months on end, never getting taken down and never getting replies. They’re cluttering up job boards because so few roles a
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
This is an a bandwagon fallacy with no reason or justification given
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
You’ve been out of the office too long if you think bringing back employees fixes the problem of freeloaders
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Hustle and grind life is for the plebs. True wealth comes from asset ownership. Source - that one book author thats billions in debt.
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Hammond's justification is that he is not responsible for Dennis Nedry's gambling debts
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Obligatory "we finally broke basalt monolith" This card is a staple for so many infinite combos because, just like you're saying, it adds mana (the biggest restriction to pulling off broken effects), and it can be an engine f
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by swagasaurus-rex 3y ago
Infinite combos that require the player to opt into repeating an action will not end in a draw, because the player is expected to decide on the number of times the combo will repeat for. Infinite combos that not optional but win you the gam

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