turbojet1321

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by turbojet1321 2y ago
There is myID (formerly myGovID) which would be the logical vehicle for a government provided age verification service. I've heard (but can't find a source) that it's build on OIDC/OAuth, so extending it to be an IdP exp
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
Um, that's exactly what a democracy is - a tyranny of the majority.
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
I'll open by saying that I've bought about 50 albums from bandcamp and qobuz this year, so broadly, I'm with you about supporting artists. However, the whole "Spotify is terrible for artists" argument seems ill cons
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
I.. don't know. I'm a relatively new (~12mths) convert from a lifetime of Windows, and one of the things that has really surprised me is that I don't seem to need to care about RAM usage. I actually had to look up how to find
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
> If it were as simple as that, we wouldn’t be having this conversation. It pretty much is that simple. The problem is that simple is not easy.
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
You keep taking the GLP1 agonist, otherwise you gain the weight you lost.
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
It's notoriously hard to lose fat without also losing muscle. That's why bodybuilders bulk well past their target muscle mass before they cut for competition. I agree that you can do a lot to mitigate it through protein intake and
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
You're correct to a degree, but IME it's a discipline issue, not a skill issue as such. What makes software hard to estimate is not so much the work, but how much requirements, priorities and resourcing change on the fly. I'v
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
> The number of jobs replaced, the number of jobs where the only parts capable of bringing joy will be automated away This assumes that people are employed only because of their productivity, and that productivity can be replaced with AI
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
Your comment reminds of of Hillman, who described Jungian dream analysis as "strip mining of the psyche".
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
I don't think it does, because `role` is an attribute of an employee. SELECT employee.Name FROM employee WHERE employee.Role = 'developer' reads much better to me than SELECT employees.Name FROM employ
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
Back In The Day at uni in the early 2000s, we were taught that table names should always be singular, and that's mostly what I've seen in the real world since. I also think the advice around join table naming is a bit silly. Calli
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
Not for me, unfortunately.
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
This leads to a confirmation prompt, and unless you select "Restart" it does nothing. Do you know a way around that?
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
It's such an amazing short story. Every time I read it I'm blown away by how much it still seems perfectly applicable.
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by turbojet1321 2y ago
I'm sure this is very variable person-to-person. I stand 98% of the time, not for any theoretical health reason, but because I find it far more comfortable. I have terrible posture when sitting and made little progress in trying to cor