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by whoomp12342 2y ago
design flaws as a feature: I like that rewriting git history is hard. immutable history is a good thing from an auditing perspective when you are in a centralized flow
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
because they are gimmicks and its fair to be wary of gimmicks
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
sorry, I'm thick. is this sarcasm?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
so lock it down so people can only "suggest edits" and then you have a middle person approving or commenting on the suggestion
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
google docs has a very nice version control
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
I assumed that was upvoting?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
if only AI could solve this problem....
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
that makes sense but this very article states: "The powder is a cheese sauce that has been partially defatted and dehydrated" in the section that they discuss happening in 1937. Such an obvious contradicting makes me question the
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
Hold on, how did kraft macaroni and cheese get made in 1937, whereas powdered cheese was invented in 1943 ??!?!!!?!
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
it says in the article: Easier to use and providing less friction than Dev Containers
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
hoodies are the new white collar
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
great, now my coworkers will have a new interesting way of rick rolling me -> while I run my build scripts
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
here is where you are wrong about AI lacking creativitivy: AI Music is bland and boring. UNLESS IF YOU KNOW MUSIC REALLY WELL. As a matter of fact, it can SPAWN poorly done but really interesting ideas with almost no effort "What if cu
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
anyone here use logrocket and feedback on it?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
ahhh the classic "I confused speed with quality" argument
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
the core issue with GIT is this: it requires cognitive overhead. JJ doesn't seem to solve that.
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
humans are creatures of habit. fixing these flaws is not enough to motivate us onto something new, it has to be groundbreaking.
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
maybe I'm basic but I'd rather just use git to do this and not conform to a specific tooling / format
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
if you start your work under a branch to match a card issued by product (through your sprint/kanban ticket system), then rebase all your commits into that branch, which is what becomes part of that then it CAN be user digestable.
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
Why is javascript slower than java? uhhhh I don't think there is actually a real answer in that paragraph that compares PERFORMANCE of JS to JAVA. that explanation is completely unhinged?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
ahh yes, defense.gov. our lord and savior for technology direction
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
you forget that doctors go way into debt for their education and training. so no, they might not be able to leave that situation quite so easily. why would you blame someone for wanting to have a family? do you hang out with the grinch?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
you realize that plumbing is currently one of the highest paid trades because of a shortage?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
there is already a massive medical provider shortage
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
Have you tried talking to your amanger about how you would like to be included more?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
excellent, now how many of them don't have crazy side effects, can meet FDA for clincial trials, and can be manufactured ?
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
this is all fine and well until greedy people start selling snake oil remedies which will absolutely happen
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
No, but there was a dispute amongst goofy people and the result looked much like the three stooges
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
they do, culturally. However, data does influence their decisions. Appropriately diagnosis are probability based and is an art. Its not perfect, but currently it is good
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by whoomp12342 2y ago
more data does not always mean good data. Health systems have varying level of quality and accuracy and in some cases, wrong information affects patient outcomes. The idea of connecting sparse systems has pros and cons. Consider someone who

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