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by viccis 2y ago
Not sure about bulk export but you can set up a full stream of all activity without even registering an account.
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by viccis 2y ago
I think the "every generation always thinks the next one lacks respect" thought terminating cliche is not warranted when we've gone through such a shift in media consumption over the past 10 years. They would have been correc
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I only encountered it relatively recently, and I also thought it meant you were a entry level engineer. What they are using it for resembles "Software Architect" that was used at my past jobs. I know that the old perception of the
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by viccis 2y ago
To be honest, if the author of this communicated pitches as ineffectively as this piece communicated the topic in its title, I am not surprised that whatever nameless gatekeeper he's talking about passed on his pitch. That's not e
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by viccis 2y ago
>How large is the pool of available candidates for this language? A recruiting risk. I worked at a company with a massive Erlang codebase. Really nasty, not really following good OTP practices, etc. HUGE hiring problem and it took 6-12 m
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by viccis 2y ago
>It is heavy but I don’t mind it. Consider trying a counter weight. Hunting supply stores sell them for nightvision goggles, and when I tried one on my friend's Valve Index it was shocking how much better it felt.
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It's also the case that the more people talk about it, the more future models will "solve" it just by having learned from discussion about it.
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by viccis 2y ago
>Outlawing them, like with prohibition in United States, just moves it all to black markets. Ok, good, fine. You should have to seek out a black market connect to gamble on sports.
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by viccis 2y ago
It's often just a place to go when your preferred one dies. A lot of tumblr users moved there for this reason in the mid-2010s. I moved there when reddit killed its third party (read: the only usable) apps and went through its own cult
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by viccis 2y ago
Given that America's history of organized labor mostly began with massacres of striking workers, I would actually agree with you there.
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by viccis 2y ago
If we're going all in on how they've ruined their site, their change of the default sort to use a variety of engagement metrics rather than upvotes is why the frontpage is mostly ragebait and gossip posts, as those drive engagemen
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by viccis 2y ago
Non-Americans thinking their opinion on American politics is wanted or relevant will never stop being funny. >I've joined unions in the past because of the access to all the other stuff that they can provide, like free legal support
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by viccis 2y ago
Organized labor does not exist to stoke the ego of people trying to harm their cause. They do much worse than call them "parasites", I promise lol. For example, ruining someone's career with a board complaint is extremely s
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It has always been the norm. The only difference is that the way it used to work is that if you tried to undercut them by skipping out on fees or undercutting their members' salaries, then a couple guys had a sock party with you in the
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by viccis 2y ago
No, I understand that. Union dues are not a transaction any more than taxes or insurance premiums. Part time or temporary employees will always be deprioritized under people who have built lives and families working for that company and con
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Reddit is a good example of how insane that can make discourse look in some subreddits, with one large one in particular showing how you truly can just engineer a faux consensus by deleting and banning every single comment and commenter tha
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by viccis 2y ago
>your dishwasher is definitely not tipped I posted this elsewhere in here, but this is not true. They are often tipped out of a tip pool, especially in pricey ($100+ a head) restaurants with a lot of tip money to go around. People I know
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by viccis 2y ago
All effective unions are mandatory. They represent the interests of the mass of workers there, and they wield that collective power against two groups who would be happy to take food out of their mouths if they could get away with it: their
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You joined a union workforce as a temporary employee and were shocked to find that you didn't benefit? Who do you think the union is there to benefit? It is there to protect the people working there for their living wage, and one of th
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by viccis 2y ago
It's illegal to pool tips in my state, but people still do it off the books a lot. Good dishwashers will often be tipped out via this tip pool, and I've seen really fantastic restaurants grind to a halt overnight because someone t
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by viccis 2y ago
Saving anyone a click if they don't like this stuff: It turns into an AI millenarianism article partway through.
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by viccis 2y ago
Honestly I probably shouldn't have qualified it with in practice. They're both floating signifiers in theory and practice.
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>Software engineering is really distinct from computer science I think both phrases are floating signifiers in practice.
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I honestly don't see the need to change it. The first use of "serverless" is from this article: https://readwrite.com/why-the-future-of-software-and-apps-is... In it, he points out: >The phrase “serverless
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by viccis 2y ago
Most of the time I see "serverless" used these days, it's referring to the fact that server specifics are abstracted away from the application itself's deployment artifacts. Instead it just runs on a platform of some kin
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by viccis 2y ago
Just chiming in with others to help out: By default LM Studio doesn't fully use your GPU. I have no idea why. Under the settings pane on the right, turn the slider under "GPU Offload" all the way to 100%.
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IMO it could be closer to a doctor/nurse dichotomy. Doctors learn medicine . From top to bottom, then insanely deep into their specialty, if they aren't a generalist. Then they spend the rest of their lives keeping up with new me
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One of my favorite intern stories was a kid who was a compsci senior, very good university, and who was assigned to write some Python code for my team. He had the very immature "Python is a baby's language" attitude. He wasn&
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>learned helplessness This is an existing phrase with an explicit meaning that you are clashing with.
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Kind of reminds me of Debord's concept of spectacle. The sheer mediation of life through images being its own sort of Abelique that steers our thoughts and patterns in everyday life every bit as much as an app. Not just the things peop

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