tylerjwilk00

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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
If you strip away the dogma and cultural "decorations" of most religions the foundations are all mostly the same.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
This is a good interpretation. Similar to a "Single Source of Truth" [1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_source_of_truth
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Give yourself permission to not be excited about things you used to. It's okay. There is nothing wrong with you. This can happen. This is normal for a lot of people. If you're comfortable and not starving, take it easy for as long
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I wonder if 20% of musicians make 80% of the streaming revenue.
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Bref open source PHP layer for AWS Lambda(bref.sh)
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
"Never let a good crisis go to waste” ~ Winston Churchill
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Replace "new species" with "human fetus" and it's basically the same argument that surrounds abortion. I am not saying one side or the other is correct, I honestly don't hold a strong opinion on this issue. Jus
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I totally agree with you. The ethos went "mainstream" in the sense that it was fashionable to play the part and be in your words a "fake hacker". And for future historians and those unfamiliar with the jargon, hacker eth
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Seriously!? Thank Darwin we had ancestors with thicker skin and stronger will. Nobody wants nuclear war or to live in the aftermath of it. However, should it ever happen I intend to do everything in my power to survive. Early humans endured
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Like all subcultures when the hacker ethos went mainstream it's spirt died and all that was left was fashion. No one cares anymore if their consumer choices are a threat to freedom as long as they look cool. Outward appearances are now
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I am speculating but perhaps parent means TV news and media is a lens (Eye of the Overworld) through which the wearer is shown a world layered over the real world. Media would then change the view to either squalor or majesty (perhaps depen
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Indeed. One thing labs lack that the early earth had in the plenty is space (for multiple "experiments") and time.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
You're still in a bubble. Taking a flight for a business meeting is wasteful. Full stop.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Reducing wasteful polluting plane travel is a bonus not a bug. The "space" dimension is so overrated when it comes to meetings. If that is the only thing that has been keeping cities together then they're doomed.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Is there a galactic equivalent of a solar system's heliosphere?
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
This is absurd. Yes rural lacks a government run composting program because it would have a negative benefit but plenty of people do there own composting and use it for gardens or such.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I never understood this logic. Outsourcing energy, building materials, and food production doesn't absolve a metro of it's climate impact.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I enjoy building up my primitive skills and trade skills. If the house of cards we call our current society falls down at least you'll have some valuable skills to rebuild from.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
So no one set any buildings on fire? [1] It's all a conspiracy? These are deep fakes and propaganda news? [2] 1. https://nypost.com/2020/08/24/blm-protesters-set-portland-po... 2. https://yout
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Interesting read. Honestly I never took stock of my "social network occupational diversity" but after reading this I feel lucky. Almost no one in my circle of friends shares the same industry, let alone job title. It has a wide ra
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
The timing of the Fukushima nuclear disaster was so unfortunate.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
My eyes are wide open. I agree with private property. But we're not talking backyards and prestine grasslands. These are remote rocky old mining trails, logging trails, and train tracks. I ain't saying there is any easy solution.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
This is happening where I live. Previously huge tracks of mountain and forest are slowly being cut up. However, it's the rich newcomers that are selfish with their land. When we were children we had ATVs/dirtbikes and could put in
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Simple. Add a new config to the project root directory that defines the config locations. Done. /jk I do like the .config directory naming suggestion though.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
More focus on Performance and not just Eye Candy would benefit. Growning up with the constraints of weaker computer hardware helped the Old Guard appreciate performant solutions.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Candy Landy is more deterministic algorithm than a board game. Young children are mostly oblivious to this though.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Does anyone know if there are any effects from inflation [1] at galactic boundaries? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expansion_of_the_universe
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
I agree with this. Just this week I had a lengthy 2 day discussion involving 4 other employees, 8+ long emails, and hundreds of words in chat ... all to figure out that we need to add an if/else statement and two simple lines of code.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
Sounds specific to your boss. My team and I are mostly remote, doubly so since pandemic, we are all chatting and vidconfing with our boss and each other daily. It's a nice well connected environment.
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by tylerjwilk00 6y ago
If we consider our brains conscious, and the foundational building blocks of that consciousness are electro/chemical reactions, it seems plausible that there is an innate property of consciousness to the underlying matter of those proc

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