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Its so interesting. If you follow dōgaz one more step you get to Proto-Indi-European dheg: (to burn). Origin of Latin “dies” is also from PIE but a different word: dyews: (sky, heaven). Interesting Latin dies (day) and deus (deity) are very
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I enjoyed this lecture about dog evolution and domestication. https://youtu.be/CiD-qZDl9jQ
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3 bedroom apt in NYC? There's not a lot of those and that's going to be insanely expensive, like $5k+/month for sure. I lived in NYC for almost a decade and I don't remember anyone having a 3 bedroom. I lived in 1 bedroo
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Well there's Factorio Space Exploration mod which can easily take months to go through https://mods.factorio.com/mod/space-exploration Sorry
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This is a tangent but it reminded me of Christopher Hitchens when he used to claim that waterboarding is not torture. He then subjected himself to waterboarding to prove that it's not torture and changed his mind in 5 seconds. Despite
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Unfortunately, developers often write code in a framework they don't know well so they end up fighting the framework instead of using the niceties it provides. The end result being that the surface area of things that can go wrong actu
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> Culture Amp was well on its way to doing this in 2018, when things started to get hard for the recently-formed Design System team. This is the problem right there. Design system teams never work well. A design system that’s complicated
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I agree. I enjoyed WC4 even though it went a bit overboard with fmv but the story held up and both Mark Hamill and Malcolm McDowell were amazing. The senate scene at the end when Tolwyn breaks is just great. Gameplay and story wise I really
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> I’ve seen examples of “write an email to my boss”. It would take me longer to explain to ChatGPT what I want than to write these myself. You’re a better writer than me also English isn’t my first language. Besides that I used chatgpt t
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This is my experience as well. I worked at 5 different companies in my career and at 3 of them nobody cared about reporting PTO. Now we have an “Unlimited PTO” policy and everybody on my team takes roughly a month off every year and nobody
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Oh nice I’ll check that out, thanks
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Londo’s arc is just amazing. It made him one of my favorite characters in all fiction
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What are you going to do with MBS that aggregated averaged a yield of 1.5% when anyone can get a risk free bond returning over 3% now? Who’s going to buy your mortgages?
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Yeah this was bad. The main problem was that the actual simulation was being done on the servers, rather than on the client…for a single player game. I’m sure the development team knew everybody was going to hate that so it couldn’t have be
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I cannot parse those 2 sentences at all. I'm not sure if it's trying to say something really clever and I'm not smart enough to get it or if it's BS pretending to be smart.
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Agree. Google maps are definitely getting less reliable. I see weird ui bugs often. Sometimes it also forgets the search history somehow. I’ve never seen that happen before a year or two ago
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Why didn't I ever think of this. This is great and really makes things way simpler. Thanks!
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I got my first programming job at 31. I was always interested in computers before but never did anything serious. I was a classical ballet dancer. You could say that I had a career before my 30s but that career was completely irrelevant for
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I think Khan Academy is pretty much made for this.
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Boring in a good way, absolutely. Definitely not simple though
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I mean if I can still get that pleasure and not contribute to animal suffering why not do that?
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I think they meant to say “inferred”
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What if I like meat but don’t want to be responsible for animal suffering?
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4y ago
You could just get a check mailed. I lived in Europe then and got a check that I cashed at my bank. I didn’t have a SSN, so but maybe US citizens had to provide it. Granted this was 15 or so years ago so things might have changed since then
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Absolutely. The problem is that diabetes type 2 is a lifestyle induced condition. People (most not all) get type 2 because of unhealthy diet so sure you can eliminate the need for medication by eating healthy. Insulin dependent diabetes is
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I left NYC a few years ago because I got tired of the city. The rest of engineering mostly moved out during Covid. It wasn’t a company strategy to hire out of city, it just happened
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I work for Intersection, a company behind LinkNYC kiosks deployed in New York City: http://link.nyc The basic idea is that we have ~2000 kiosks deployed across all 5 boroughs. Each screen has 2 displays so that's ~4000 disp
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I work for LinkNYC. We have a few thousand kiosks all around New York City. I work remotely from a different state without any issues, as does the rest of engineering. They shipped all the relevant hardware to my home address. It was a bit
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My fiancee is a nurse. Conditions are absolute shit, especially in states where the patient to nurse ratio isn't legally protected. I think that the Great Resignation is even more obvious in nursing because of nursing contracts. Nurse
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I switch back and forth between IntelliJ products and VSCode. As a pure editor I prefer VSCode. It's fast and has a great plugin ecosystem. Another great feature is that it's config is just a JSON file that I can put into git and
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