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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
“We know that our employees, in order to really be happy and productive, need to collaborate,” said William Floyd, Google’s director of public policy and government affairs. “Because of that need to collaborate, we’ve been investing more an
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
If you have a history of struggling with your weight or are shy in social settings, pick up cigarettes. Obesity and loneliness are far more dangerous.
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
Try another career. You'll never be successful in this one. Sorry its harsh but that's the way it is. Unless you can change that trait, it's going to be a hell of a bumpy road with no payoff.
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
What if self-driving cars develop personalities? Like, let's say to be able to drive, you need x level of intelligence or whatever, and just happens to be the level where consciousness emerges I'm sure I got all the science wrong
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
This makes 1984 seem cozy and nostalgic. I assume that each poop has a time limit as well?
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
That's achieved with frequent updates.
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Agile Armageddon or How Scrum Will Finally Burn in a Fire(ulisesrmzroche.dev)
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
The essay is good tho. I fall on the camp that feels there’s some surprises yet but it’s definitely not panpsychics
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
It actually hampers innovation because innovation requires decisiveness. Nothing clarifies what’s important than money and the lack of it
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
No, think about MySpace. No one will ever replace by piggybacking off their API. But Facebook did beat MySpace. That’s what network effects are
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
They use FB messenger more than email to communicate. Email is basically the same as mail now, a place for receipts and newsletters and so on. It’s a bad point from both of y’all tho since you’re ignoring what marketing verticals are. Email
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
“ Many years ago, a friend tried to convince me that the passive consumption of any media – film or television, maybe even music – was bad for the soul.” This is so melodramatic. But no, it’s not going to poison your soul to Netflix binge.
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
That's what tests and code review is for. Truth is that if any of this kinda code gets into prod, then you got bigger problems than some arcane JS gotchas.
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
I’m switching to Chime. The BBVA site and app feel like a big step backward. For example, I like this auto save thing where they round up your purchases to the nearest dólar and deposit the money to a high interest savings account.
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
When you're a star, you can get away with anything. That's basically it. Zero surprise. Same reason Linus got away with bullying for so long. Some people are just born-followers, NPCs, and will lie to themselves to block away the
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
So what happens if the fed cracks down and you have a ton of bitcoin? That goes to zero, right? is there going to be a withdrawal stampede? I dunno if a crackdown is even going to happen, but in case it does, what's the plan?
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by ulisesrmzroche 5y ago
I thought Peter Gregory died in a safari
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
“It is only ideas gained from walking that have any worth.” —Nietzsche Check out "the Philosophy of Walking". A lot of great thinkers saw "going for a walk" as something central to their practice. But this article doesn&
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
My dog doesn't get lost, he's a giant akita, super sweet and friendly, but I mean, he looks like a wolf. I don't want him getting out, but before he was neutered, and I added an l-footer made out of chicken-wire, he figured o
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Best part about WFH is the afternoon nap. That's my biggest gripe against going back to the office. I remember times back at the office where I was so sleepy I was just waiting for the day to end so I could go home and take a nap. Then
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Why do you keep avoiding the details? It's public knowledge that women have been avoid Stallman's office for decades.
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
That one never gets old.
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Definitely visit. Check out the river walk. If you’re a basketball fan, you got the Spurs.
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
True, most of us then. Definitely the majority. I’ve seen people sleeping and driving in bumper to bumper traffic without causing any problems. So there’s something going on in the brain that we’re not getting.
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
What’s annoying is that instead of switching to whataburger, their bringing the in’n’outs. The transplants are failing to assimilate here and it really shows. If I land a remote job I’m selling my place and moving to San Antonio.
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
What bugged me about that blog post is that if we go by her logic, she shouldn’t be writing about Mexicans either. She’s an American with Mexican heritage. She should only write about chicanos and that’s it. It’s like how only Americans ide
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
I think there’s going to be some serious lash back to this, it’s going way too far for the mainstream leftist. What do we do with William Burroughs then? One thing I have noticed is maybe Jesus had it right with the forgiveness thing. But t
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Just because a solution isn’t provided doesn’t make criticism any less valid. That’s just a way to silence people. Only plumbers may complain about broken toilets
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Even distracted, tired, drunk drivers do much better than this. None of us are perfect, we’ve all driven drunk. How many times you got caught? It’s the fact people don’t get caught or crashed before that they risk it. So really these vehicl
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by ulisesrmzroche 6y ago
Well, what are we gonna do? We can’t keep the government from subjugating the press, but we also can’t trust the free market to keep it from corruption. Either way, it’s a total shit bomb.

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