tsm_sf

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by tsm_sf 5y ago
The problem imho is that most places want to shed the freed labor rather than redistribute the load. Just slowing hiring a little adds burden.
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by tsm_sf 5y ago
The problem is this bizarre set of expectations that's sprung up with some folks. Sex isn't equal. It never has been. It never will be. Think about it for real for a minute.
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by tsm_sf 5y ago
We're on the cusp of independent artificial intelligence and it's incredibly lame.
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by tsm_sf 5y ago
> The issue is really, how do we motivate the distribution of food (and other goods and services) to those who need it but can't justify to the producers and distributors and provide for it? People shouldn't have to justify the
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
Just commenting to encourage you to keep at it! I was in sort of the same position, and I found that my prior experience gave me a decent framework to hang new information on. I only realized this after 9 months of solid panic. > I&#x27
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
The subtext of this entire conversation is that you'll never be able to talk "freely" in front of subordinates, so you need to either pine for yesteryear or take another look at your power dynamics.
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
This is what everyone decided they wanted twenty years ago. Loss of public space was a huge topic of conversation, and the end consensus (IMHO) was that the internet itself was the public space and everyone was free to make something. From
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
Haven't seen cocaine mentioned anywhere, and I know for a fact it was a bit of a thing there back in the day.
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
There are a surprising number of Christians in CS, but they're generally of the more contemplative kind. I definitely remember people being uncomfortable with that but big enough to not make much of a fuss about it. I'm guessing
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
The older I get, the more our devotion to the CLI feels like gatekeeping.
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by tsm_sf 6y ago
What makes this single point of view a valid criticism?