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tiznow
2y ago
"I have to admit" Call me a nitpicker, but nobody likes those results lol.
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2y ago
This comment made me self-date myself, mercy.
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2y ago
It's not just H1-Bs from those cultures, either. I'll give everybody a fair shot but if your cultural mores are extreme deference to authority I'd like to be far away from you when doing anything serious. I'd argue that
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2y ago
I've always found that journaling without an intended structure (a few sentences about a baseball game, or some coding paradigm, or a good memory) helps me to relax. If I task myself to "write about my day" like my parents ta
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2y ago
Basically every historical/political analysis of turmoil every publically available US Army pdf I can find.
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2y ago
This is really awesome.
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2y ago
lol, please
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2y ago
>they are professionally and legally bound to state nothing but the scientific journal at hand In America, just about every meteorologist editorializes the weather to a degree. There's nothing scientific about telling me "it&#x
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2y ago
I think you might need a chill pill, I've never met a single journalist or editor who would let "you won't believe how hot it is" pass in more than a tweet.
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2y ago
$500 per year? I know people who put a grand on FCS football on Fridays
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2y ago
The modern NBA stinks for reasons far beyond refereeing and cheating. The Donaghy scandal was a "low point" but the game was 5x as watchable then
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2y ago
Come on, man. There's a plethora of reasons that people of all colors would rather be at Clemson or LSU than Boston College, and funny enough, some of them have to do with "viability" of the locale.
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2y ago
ACE of 4, gifted child who literally got the passion for education beaten out of them. I feel like my childhood, or dealings with my parents might have actually been pretty bad...but better than the present day. I was bullied as a kid, and
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2y ago
I wonder how much of this is due to the fact that to a pig, a dead pig is just another meal.
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2y ago
Could be a physiognomy angle.
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2y ago
I agree with you, but consider the "outplaying your contract" and bad blood via arbitration problem we see in more and more (American) sports. Tech jobs aren't like being a plumber, one can't exactly say you need X amoun
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2y ago
It's funny, my experience with NYT and tech has been the opposite as a minority -- probably a lot easier to get in than many would think, but talent is not the fulcrum. "Half the staff is Jewish" made me laugh though, perhaps
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2y ago
This is a journalism industry problem, not a journalism content problem. Journalists trying to get paid more doesn't exclude Big Tech from criticism it deserves
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2y ago
The craziest thing anyone ever did was reheat a 5-layer beefy burrito.
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2y ago
the problem here is not the use of AI/LLM to generate content, it's the fact that the content missed a big detail that basically any human soccer reporter would've made into a graf.
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2y ago
do you think that run clubs are full of flyweights or Olympic distance runners? you'd have a point if half these run clubs weren't full of weightlifters trying to get women by talking to them on a 2-miler
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2y ago
It probably says more about how men socialize tbh. And we know that fewer and fewer men are "having fun" in the dating world, which extends to antisocial behaviors like for example, not joining a run club because of perceived awkw
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2y ago
What's the problem exactly?
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2y ago
I'm dealing with burnout and unemployment, and it's legitimately the hardest time in my life to self-start and do anything other than basic life functions. Some days I have a wellspring of energy, but most days I'm just exist
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2y ago
This is one of those comments where I really have to remember what site I'm on. "Engaging with Meta apps" has nothing to do with knowing who Mark Zuckerberg is, the average WhatsApp user globally is far more familiar with Mes
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2y ago
Can't recommend this show enough for a solo burn over a night or two.
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Former journalist chiming in. Should probably be noted that this is material is about 13 years old. It got a lot of things right, before a lot of things changed. If you read their Time-Displacement and Efficiency page, many of their basic a
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3y ago
I don't exactly think that. It's more like I would like to transpose more of my energy into fighting with a machine, and less into people, because my job is 90/10 dealing with execs and their bespoke, unmanageable concerns ri
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3y ago
It's weird, I've harped on a few of these points in conversations with others (usually when talking about "sexy careers", and why people don't hold coders in the same regard as doctors) but your words made me realiz
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3y ago
You don't get phone-free schools in a post-Uvalde world.
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