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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Fair enough. I guess the "deep transformation of how we work" part is what I don't really understand. Like I said, there's certainly some cynicism I've got and so I am going to have a tendency to extrapolate potenti
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
This is probably related to cynicism (but also maybe wisdom from a life that at times was not easy) I've developed over the years, but I can't help but get seriously dystopian vibes from your post. More than the usual boosters, be
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
It's crude and it's potentially a method of control, but it's massively massively less terrible in basically every way compared to a lobotomy. The problem with the way you talk about this issue is that everything you say is c
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Poor results, I just wouldn't phrase it like who you responded to or as "putting men in their place", especially given the context was about boys and not men. Putting "men" in their place as an adult woman can somet
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I can accept this. I just have a problem with the allusion to castration, which is a long term, irreversible, and immediately noticeable thing in the typical context that the word is used. I'm concerned about potential long term change
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Absolutely, a lot of companies include that, but that isn't binding on how individuals evaluate resumes. However, when I say it's often a hard requirement, I do mean that literally. The "or equivalent experience" bit isn
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I would say no, it's not a very useful signal, but I'm also biased and I'm also aware that bad signals are used all the time to make hiring decisions.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I am seriously concerned about this same issue, but I think "psychological castration" is maybe being a bit hyperbolic w.r.t the long term effects of amphetamines at typically prescribed dosages.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
This would make sense if college degree requirements weren't rampant for tons of jobs that shouldn't require them. It's a hard requirement a lot of the time in tech as well. Doesn't matter anymore whether you have 10+ ye
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
At web companies maybe, but not tech in general (however we define that nowadays). At least that's been my experience. My mentors have each been 10+ years seniority at their respective companies.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
That's highly debatable. It's one of several issues that I think contributed to his win. And it's unclear to me that he is really very serious about the whole family values thing in particular. If you were a single issue vote
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Perhaps
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
They also stray far afield of what would have been typical of Judaism at the time and in the place where Jesus was practicing (Jesus also was a bit far afield but was more or less reasonably within the tradition of messianism at the time, e
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Right, but due to pretty obvious references earlier than then we can assume they were written earlier. We don't really have great information on authorship or the exact forms the texts took...but it's largely agreed upon that ther
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
And MLK, Einstein, Gandhi has the enormous advantage of the printing press and widespread access to the tools for writing as well as being in a substantially more literate time. I think it's remarkable how well something from 2000 year
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
No worries and thank you anyway for sharing. We may disagree but it's a well thought out post you made.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
It's not, but as a Christian they did post some sources they would like us to consult with and also said they didn't wanna litigate so I think that's okay. Occams razor says Jesus was probably a real person that developed a f
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I'm a Christian and I've heard some of these before but it's always fun to find new things to look into. The early wacky variants of Christianity are pretty fun to research (obviously I'm biased, and I think a lot of the
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
It makes sense as a reference to build a more cohesive narrative structure from. Imagine you are actually physically there following Jesus on all his adventures. It's unlikely you have the supplies or resources or time to accurately tr
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
You may have experienced this due to it being Sunday school designed for children...kinda like Pop sci but pop religion. It's day care mostly and not taught generally be the more knowledgeable people at the church. That's probably
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Roughly only one quarter (assuming they are outputting similar amounts of code as non AI using engineers) of engineers actually using AI regularly for coding is a statistic that is actually believable to me based on my own experience. A lot
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
So are most medical facilities. Somehow, the vibes are massively different.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I'd really like a good remote editing solution that is genuinely portable. I don't think there's anything technical stopping that from happening (and I've tried some half baked solutions along those lines before). For a
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
First of all, there's no spec, no stable ABI, etc etc etc. And the language is constantly adding new features and complexities. In practical terms and in this case it probably doesn't matter, but that is what people are talking ab
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I have a concern about a tragedy of the commons type situation. How many students is this going to force into cheating in this manner in order to remain competitive? I think a lot, if we aren't incredibly strict right away. It could ru
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I'd have to agree. And honestly, even if the kid didn't admit to using AI, if they were using AI as a source and not citing it, then it was a failing paper regardless, as certainly one of the requirements was to cite sources. If I
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
I do think that could be academic dishonesty depending on what came out of ChatGPT and how it was used. But it depends. Let's also be perfectly clear that "Can you help me with homework about X" is probably not the question a
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Most schools I imagine. Often, it's used for extreme truancy issues, i.e. in the State of Texas, you have to be present a certain number of days I believe per school year. So Saturday detention tended to be a thing you'd get sent
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Is SPARC still seeing serious hardware development like s390x? I know it's still around but I can't recall the last time I heard of any new hardware.
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by zifpanachr23 2y ago
Had the exact same thing happen when I was doing a Ketamine therapy thing a while back, and I definitely think the anxiousness about the reading had something to do with it. I've always had perfectly okay blood pressure whenever I have

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