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by synu 4y ago
They have toned that down a bit over the years since that video was recorded six years ago. The videos are really informative, and you can always close your eyes and listen if you like.
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by synu 4y ago
Oh, nice! And for the reasons that bothered me.. so maybe it wasn’t just me.
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by synu 4y ago
Honestly I think for me it goes back to the “beans beans the musical fruit, the more you eat the more you toot” song but if you were able to diagnose some deep seated personality defect on my part instead based on my reaction I would love t
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by synu 4y ago
That’s good advice. I have an idea for a slow social network that’s based on your town/region/city (like bbses, and then local IRC channels were like) to help provide a place for online local community. It’s probably a pipe dream,
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by synu 4y ago
It would be nice if they also didn’t call tweets “toots”. It’s a minor thing and I recognize this is a me problem but I can’t help but think of verbal flatulence when I hear it.
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by synu 4y ago
Cool idea! I always have ideas to make these sorts of community apps, but end up worrying about trolls and talk myself out of it.
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by synu 4y ago
I don’t recall having said anything like that.
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by synu 4y ago
I think that building a high performance organisation starts way before you get to the point where you need an emergency leadership directive at the beginning of a downturn that from now on you’re going to turn up the heat and hold people a
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by synu 4y ago
That’s true, but at a company that size when the order comes all the way from the top to “turn up the heat?” Sounds like a recipe for misery generation.
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by synu 4y ago
How does this work well? Aren’t the good people the first to leave if you decide to make everyone miserable?
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by synu 4y ago
I always worked in the shared services groups (publishing) that they kept deciding they didn’t want, and then changed their mind.
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by synu 4y ago
Is this the same Riccitiello from EA? If so he laid me off twice in two different layoffs. Maybe he is a guy they bring in for that sort of thing?
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by synu 4y ago
Here in the Netherlands they love country music, both modern and older styles. I'm not sure what the connection is, but there was a local city-wide battle of the bands sort of thing here in my home town and _every_ band was playing blu
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by synu 4y ago
Because it’s some kind of weird bot.
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by synu 4y ago
I don’t know your dad of course but that meta joke would have been right up my dad’s alley.
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by synu 4y ago
Gotcha, that makes sense. Thanks for replying.
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by synu 4y ago
Wow! I’ve heard GitLab CI is hard to learn because it’s so expansive, but never that it is non-existent. Do you mind sharing more?
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by synu 4y ago
I have been so happy to be on GitLab again after some time working at a company that used GitHub. The issues and epics in particular are so much better, and CI seems to be more reliable.
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by synu 4y ago
I find it strange how a common impulse seems to be to wire AI up to children as quickly as possible. So many projects it seems are oriented around AI to generate and illustrate childrens stories.
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by synu 4y ago
Maybe they have friends or like parts of their current job? They’d leave for more compensation if they have to, but would prefer not to have to. Seems reasonable. Leaving any time you are dissatisfied about something without first asking if
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by synu 4y ago
If they don’t want people to leave for places without underwater options they may need to do something.
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by synu 4y ago
Why not generate it as a static site?
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by synu 4y ago
I don’t think that being aware of the history of the conflict had anything to do with being surprised or not by the invasion. I have family in both Russia and Ukraine and nobody expected it. Even the Russian soldiers who found themselves be
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by synu 4y ago
Why don’t the lite versions count? They are what I use on mobile for primary reading. If the goal is pressuring sites that are too slow you should reward the ones that are quick.
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by synu 4y ago
Everyone I know knew, but we live in Europe. Your mileage may vary depending on where you live.
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by synu 4y ago
There’s a section in https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-... called Hypothesized Mechanism(s), which contains (amongst supporting details) the following: > 1) influenza-specific mechanisms, i
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by synu 4y ago
It’s hard to fathom believing there’s nothing new or relevant happening with the 2022 invasion, or why if there was a lead-in to the conflict that would be on its own a reason to conclude that there’s nothing to be done now.
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by synu 4y ago
I am not sure how to extrapolate your personal experience into global trends, although I am sorry that you have to go through that. I don’t personally have that experience at all (I am always able to visit a GP the same day) and am also in
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by synu 4y ago
Seems the idea that wait times are longer in Europe is a misconception: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/health-ca... https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/242e3c8c-en/1/3
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by synu 4y ago
What are the waiting times in Europe? I live in the Netherlands and have never had a waiting time.

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