true_tuna

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by true_tuna 7y ago
Perhaps you could explore some humanist groups in your area. There’s nothing special about the religious ideology that means it’s the only one that can create community. Keep in mind that when you leave your religious ideology behind you do
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by true_tuna 7y ago
I worked twenty hours a week in what ended up being my career. I gained valuable work experience that landed me a job immediately when I graduated. I could have done better in school if I’d had the luxury to devote myself fully, but the wor
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Not true. Working while in college is quite common. People still need to take out loans on top because 1)pay sucks for unskilled young workers 2) if you’re devoting yourself to school you probably aren’t working 40 hours a week so you can’t
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Hate to break it to you, but well trained software engineers create terrible software too. Everywhere I’ve worked had some really boneheaded things going on. A reasonable person showing up with a keen eye to making things better can contrib
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Kinda buried the lede there “O'Neill colonies would have to be constructed by future generations, as the technology does not exist.”
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Let’s get this shut down.
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Perhaps the word “helps” should be added to the headline to indicate that this is working as intended, and there’s a human in loop. It could be more clear that the tool is simply overcoming cumbersome process.
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by true_tuna 7y ago
I was a member of his cult of personality till the debacle in Thailand and his utter inability to handle criticism for his absurd proposed course of action. Couple that with his weird lashing out at employees and insane persecution of whist
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by true_tuna 7y ago
I did some car work yesterday. Struts, so nothing hard, just needed to put in the time. The next thing to do was always obvious. I don’t think I had a complex thought the whole time. I was just there. I came back to myself feeling like my m
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Yep, you got it. Also he recommends you do that too.
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by true_tuna 7y ago
Careful. Musk doesn’t like criticism. He might smite you for talking like this.
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by true_tuna 7y ago
How about “overcome yourself to become a better self”? Or to put it another way “Don’t act like who you are, act like the person you’d like to be”
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by true_tuna 7y ago
The linked articles explicitly say that hospitals are not publicizing the infections because they want to avoid panic. Previously rare fungal infection showing up in five hospitals is a pretty significant uptick. The fact that it’s extraord
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by true_tuna 8y ago
They also concluded that getting rid of rent control makes it worse. The conclusion was “instituting tent control doesn’t work, but if you already have rent control getting rid of it doesn’t work either”. It’s almost like a supply and deman
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by true_tuna 8y ago
I’m an ex google employee and came to say this same thing.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
And the terrible truth is this is how we got skynet.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
When I was a child I thought as a child and I spoke as a child, but when I became a man I put away childish things.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Service from a company that presents two options “yes” and “[nag] me again later” Fuck Apple. Any company that takes its users ability to say “no” is not worth our attention.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Or speed and augment existing infrastructure. Spend a billion dollars on feeder light rail to Caltrain. Run twice as many cal trains. Oops, neighbors complain about traffic wait times. Bury five of the crossings. Now you can speed up the ca
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by true_tuna 8y ago
How can you save when you’re paying $4k a month in rent?
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by true_tuna 8y ago
California is fucked because normal people can’t afford to live here anymore. At least not in the Bay Area, LA, and San Diego. In San Francisco a favorite pastime is to blame tech workers for “driving up rents” anyone who has taken economic
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Those cars were nowhere near ready to be on the roads. And given how fast the program spun up there’s no way the drivers were properly trained and vetted. I personally had several run-ins with the Uber cars in San Francisco before they got
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Stop posting wsj articles. They’re just advertising for the wsj walled garden.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Can someone post a non wsj link?
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by true_tuna 8y ago
I used SSDS in a large datacenter database deployment some five years ago. Intel drives with sanforce controllers. Of the thousands of drives I installed I had a handful of DOA another handful of failures when writing maxlba to overprovisio
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Totally. I have a very normal memory and have sometimes wished a particularly unpleasant or embarrassing memory was a bit less sharp. Then again, I’v often wished my memory was a bit sharper for learning new languages, names or technical de
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Net negative is the correct description.
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by true_tuna 8y ago
I’m ex google. I still have friends on the cloud team. I’ve built on aws and gcp. If you asked me aws or gcp I’d say aws. Having seen the sausage factory from the inside I cannot say I have a greater trust in G than in Amazon. The biggest t
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Yeah gcp model is not user friendly at all. I hope they’re working on improving it there’s no way to win if they keep on how they’re going . I personally like support via slack. Scaleft had it and it was amazing. I only joined the gcp slack
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by true_tuna 8y ago
Where do you find documentation?

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