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zer00eyz
2y ago
I put on history guy (YouTube) when im doing busy work. Thats where I picked up the fun fact: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuiREF2e-Ps
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zer00eyz
2y ago
Common. Plenty of farmers (who are super savvy) have embraced social media, and are showing not telling what they do.
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2y ago
> You need to be a welder, plumber, vet, horticulturist, builder, metrologist I love this about farmers. They are the polymaths of our age and folks dont get it. Farming YouTube is a trip because there's more tech in a tractor than
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2y ago
The slack blog is for engineers. It's PR to hire in talent. The INFOQ article is for your C types. It's the spin on what buzz words they should be using with their peers and to make a splash in the market. NFT, Crypto, Cloud, Micr
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2y ago
A few important lessons here. You dont tell someone NO. You say, I could do this, or I could make this change and it would work in a standard way. If you want me to do it this other way, I can but it is going to cost XXX extra hours to buil
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2y ago
>> by supporting development of the actual project You mean good engineering. >> play with LLMs instead You mean good on the resume. >> I guess when you're swimming in pools of money there's no need to do reasona
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2y ago
Go, Zig, Rust/C Pick one of those, that is order of "best bet" for next to learn. Pick something that complies to binary (without hacks). Pick something that has strict types at its core (late addition to PHP...). Pick someth
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2y ago
You can just go read the paper here: https://columbialawreview.org/content/toward-nakba-as-a-lega...
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2y ago
We're still flaring off gas at the well. The cost of gas is as close to zero as it will get. Force storage and usage of that gas (and burning it at the well is better than letting it be a greenhouse gas on its own). Curtailing the wast
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2y ago
We burn a lot of the gas that comes out of the ground off at the well. Getting some energy out of that would be a net positive.
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2y ago
The section on AI tools made me laugh out loud. Kids, do you know how many hype cycles have seen? Ask your AI what NFT you should buy, better yet ask it about flooz. I miss fucked company.
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2y ago
> we have power over & can shape & share This is where She's being way too optimistic. What we have now is software that looks like macdonalds. She thinks the tools we have are going to enable home cooking. Software is way
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2y ago
> the cynical seasoned pro Im that guy. She is way off the mark on some trivial points in there and they are easy to overlook. Right now the big players are pouring money into hardware. There is a lot of talent out on the street. If they
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2y ago
So it's perfectly fine for Norway to trash the planet, and profit off of nestle doing shitty things in Africa? Because it's good for one group of people, at the expense of others?
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2y ago
> “respect everyone” position to advocating ... no longer wanting to spend time with So abandon a person who is being manipulated? > isolating you from all your friends so it’s easier to manipulate Someone is being isolated so they c
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2y ago
Wow did we forget all of history. OLTP vs OLAP The systems aren't the same because they have different needs and performance characteristics. Yes we're at the point where they can be the same. Guess what, that shit is expensive. I
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2y ago
So it's fine for Norway to sell oil and buy nestle for the good of its people. But it's bad for the ultra rich to do the same?
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2y ago
> cults So many people cut off their family members based on political identity in the last 8 years. You're free to do that. But cutting off people who aren't "in" your group is one of the signs of a cult. Scientology
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2y ago
> If you look at most protests lately there is no nuance. They embrace a single view point absolutely to the point of not even considering any others or admitting that perhaps the issue is complex. You're being far too nice. Monocul
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2y ago
The line is very arbitrary... > Why should a country prioritize other countries over their own interests, particularly when it comes to economics? Everyone does that Why should a person prioritize other people over their own interests, p
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2y ago
A public block chain, regardless of encryption, is antithetical to privacy. No encryption lasts forever. To think otherwise is hubris. NO rollback, no delete, no undo is a problem for the blockchain (as it stands today). It has uses, but th
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2y ago
> in a way that benefits the whole country and its population Selling oil to the world and buying Nestle stock. Great for Norway, too bad for everyone else. Its akin to apple and musk saying "fuck it where gonna split the pie with e
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2y ago
That makes zero sense. If your safety oriented, and your company is close to AGI you stay regardless. Your boss isnt going to push you out because you leave and scream "it will kill us all"... All the safety people have been doing
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2y ago
When the article calls the Record Industry the Music Industry I cringe. The Record Industry in the US is mostly dead. It's rather alive in other countries. The Record Industry got replaced, Live Nation took its place. Lots of the same
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2y ago
> He already got punished by life, no need to blame him posthumous. There absolutely is. Hubris, stupidity, learning from the mistakes of others. Blaming him is a giant, flashing sign. DON'T BE THAT GUY
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2y ago
No. Re-wind the clock: - A google engineer says "google has AGI"... this leaks and is dismissed. - MS writes a paper that says GPT has hints of AGI. - OpenAI signs deal with MS saying they can have everything OpenAI does till they
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2y ago
I don't know that I would use those words. I think the words "snowflake" come to mind. 2.5 years in and the kid has a rider for how you should treat him at work. Meanwhile I know good engineers looking for a job who dont come
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2y ago
Learning something useless for fun counts as doing something!
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There is a group of people who see Chomsky and his "school" as Alchemy and not "science". Minisky is one of his critics. The comment isnt saying anything other than "there is an alternative point of view".
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2y ago
I think this would be better if it was "Do something every day". Close a bug, clean up a file, take a pass at a refactor. Set up a new monitor. Build some utility for yourself, or your work flow. Learn something. Play with some ne
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