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by yarou 10y ago
Let's be honest here, we both know what you were doing. I'm surprised the mods tolerate this type of virtue signaling and inflammatory behavior. You're clearly trying to bait the person you're responding to. And you&#x27
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by yarou 10y ago
The H1B visa system needs to be overhauled or done away with entirely. It's truly sickening to see how we as a society tolerate indentured servitude in the 21st century. Companies use the system to purposefully depress wages. It needs
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by yarou 10y ago
Jean Baudrillard and Michel Foucault among others. [0][1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperreality [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterotopia_(space)
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by yarou 10y ago
A lot of people underestimate the anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects of cannabinoids like CBD and CBN.
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by yarou 10y ago
Interesting reply, it seems you've misconstrued the intent of my post. I was merely sharing my observation that certain areas in the South Bay tend to have more stuff to do (i.e. a downtown). Not sure why you took that as me denigratin
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by yarou 10y ago
You don't seem to understand Nash equilibrium, game theory, and the Prisoner's Dilemma.
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by yarou 10y ago
I think it comes down to culture. The culture of the South Bay is relatively non-existent outside of small pockets like Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Mountain view, and maybe Santana Row. It's geared toward raising kids and family life in g
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by yarou 10y ago
Thanks for the link, that's a pretty neat project. I'm not a huge fan of Docker's runtime because it tends to be rather sluggish. I haven't used it in quite a while, though.
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by yarou 10y ago
IMO, you'd be solving the wrong problem. The real problem that needs to be solved is licensing software engineers. This comes with the added benefit of standardizing competence. If lawyers and doctors need licensing, why shouldn't
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by yarou 10y ago
> "Be Nice" policies tends to lead to communities that lack this useful sociological immune system, and it can drive out the smart people, to the point where you have a lot of "nice" people arguing some very dumb poin
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by yarou 10y ago
Boy, just what I wanted, another hugbox where I can feel good about my views without someone challenging them. Sign me up! /s
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by yarou 10y ago
Yeah, it's not the company's fault, they should continue to pay below market wages and collude with other tech companies to artificially depress wages[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_A
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In the long run, Democratic Republics favor loosely associated blocs of power, mainly in the form of corporations. The wealthy in Europe probably didn't like it very much when fascists and communists came to power. Any type of centrall
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by yarou 10y ago
It's coding for its own sake, much like how art isn't useful in the traditional sense.
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by yarou 10y ago
Have you actually seen any of Terry's streams? They're actually quite instructive about topics like OS design. Barring the occasional rants against "CIA ni *".
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by yarou 10y ago
Rami Malek really kills it in the first season IMO. Especially the opiate withdrawal scene. Also minor nit - I'm pretty sure Tyrell's wife is aware of his escapades. But you're missing the point about it...Tyrell and his wif
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by yarou 10y ago
Speaking of reconfiguration, why not buff the controversy penalty instead of outright banning political discussion? Couldn't you also enable an enhanced slow mode on threads that seem political in nature? Maybe something like the &qu
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by yarou 10y ago
I find it strange that in certain tech shops, the measure of your productivity is not efficiency, but how many hours you spend physically in the office. Doesn't this select for inefficient and incompetent employees?
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by yarou 10y ago
A big win for virtue signalers, champagne socialists, and pseudointellectuals everywhere.
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The Amb Operator(wiki.c2.com)
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Why are so many economists broke?
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The assumption implicit in your argument is that the relationship is equal (as in the case of a boyfriend/girlfriend). I'm not sure that same assumption holds for a parent and a child, as much as the media tells you otherwise.
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by yarou 10y ago
You don't see a problem with her stealing the IP of a company without notifying its primary stakeholders and starting a new one?
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by yarou 10y ago
I really like its simplicity. I'm thinking of buying the first laptop on the list, so you can consider me your first conversion. Are you using Amazon affiliate links? I'd hate for you to miss out on potential revenue, as you&#x27
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by yarou 10y ago
Solaris had some neat integration with Java, containerization way before lxc, and DTrace which still lives on. The reason I think it didn't rise to ubiquity in the same way that Linux did is the lack of customization. One can easily cu
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by yarou 10y ago
> Is this why Silicon Valley is allergic to the phrase 'systems administrator'? Ops, Devops, SRE... Titles are a good way for management to increase responsibilities for an employee, without having to pay them more.
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Allow me to gather my thoughts for a moment. In the West, we are obsessed with the arrow of time. Storytelling in the West is typically concerned with getting characters from point A to point B. The space of the story is of secondary import
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by yarou 10y ago
What's always fascinated me about manga is the progression of space, rather than time.
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I've always been curious about the type of embedded OS that ATMs and ticket kiosks use. Most of the time, it seems to be an unpatched version of Windows. Does anyone know what the SFMTA runs on their kiosks?
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by yarou 10y ago
Wholeheartedly agree with you. I consider myself to be on the left, in the classical sense, but the political discourse of the United States does not tolerate multi-faceted and nuanced opinions about the issues. The groupthink is prevalent

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