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Debugreality
2mo ago
I strongly agree. Humanity only benefits from having more smart ideas published. Better is simply don't publish slop. If someone spends time refining and editing their idea with AI assistance and are happy with the quality of the finis
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2mo ago
It's a tough one because some ideas may not exist without AI help. Personally I recently published a white paper on an idea for democracy that has been bouncing around in my head for decades. AI helped flesh out the idea and write the
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1y ago
I think it's also important to point out the auditing and spying the government is asking the universities to comply with including the whistle blower section and things like - "report all requested immigration and related informa
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5y ago
Generally these kinds of clauses should be viewed as red flags. I had one contract that was something like "We reserve the right to buy all IP from anything you work on while employed here for $1". I got it removed before joining
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5y ago
If I am tired and snap at my daughter then I feel guilty to hurt her feelings but that's because I love her and I'm grateful she is in my life it reminds me to focus on and share the love and gratitude. Guilt is the indication the
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5y ago
* At the root of jealousy is a goal that can inspire me * Feeling guilt indicates something I can be grateful for * Fear can also be a challenge to learn something new
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5y ago
It seems to me they should send each student a device for the test with it's own mobile internet so they can use it and turn it off / send it back after.
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Debugreality
5y ago
One thing that might help is doing some personality tests around finding your strengths that might give you a starting direction in which to dig deeper: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.a
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5y ago
c7DJTLrn - unfortunately this is totally normal for us human animals. Negative thinking is hardwired to be the dominant thought process. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41398-019-0560-0 https://www.verywell
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5y ago
Stop buying things from China - look for alternatives. Next time you buy something major look into where it is sourced. If there is something you buy a lot of from China look for an alternative.
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6y ago
Leave one side of this transparent wood unpainted and termites would be easy to spot.
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Debugreality
6y ago
Take a look into Chinese and Uighurs and Tabetains. Look into Scientology and other cults. Look into ISIS and radicalisation. Brainwashing is definitely a thing that works and a lot of energy is put into making it happen. It is indeed scary
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6y ago
As a hiring manager the test that I believe works best is a code reading exercise. This helps reduce anxiety or the effects of anxiety (fear has a very big negative effect on creative thinking) I take a small fairly self contained function
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6y ago
Realise there is often a fine line between friends and friends with benefits. My advise would be let them know you find them attractive like offering compliments. Occasionally make a move to get closer, massage, touching etc. Spend time wit
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7y ago
This article keeps describing how much password sharing and piracy cost but is only proposing a solution for password sharing without talking about which issue is bigger. For all we know piracy might be 99% of the problem.
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7y ago
tl;dr: First 5 pages to show he understands why law enforcement wants to weaken security, last 2 disagreeing because cybersecurity and nation state threats are the bigger risk.
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7y ago
I love they can just use google docs and publish a "site" like this so easily to share. No html required. I hope Google doesn't start getting political and pulling these kinds of docs.
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7y ago
Very brave @blitzchungHS hope your message is heard.
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7y ago
Nobody coerced her. She is autistic in a way that makes her unable to ignore the truth. Without the same filters of ignorance and denial that most of us have she is suffering more than most people. I think we are all suffering somewhat tryi
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7y ago
In Australia I have always respectfully told the truth. It is no secret some companies have terrible management and IMO It can come across well to the type of employers you might want to work for. In this situation I might say something lik
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7y ago
Just make it an option duh!
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7y ago
Does advertising do anything - if it doesn't why do companies spend so much money on it? This is basically a type of pro health advertising. We have anti smoking advertising which has shown to be effective ( https://www.abc.n
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7y ago
I wrote a blog about this a long time ago here: http://debugreality.blogspot.com/2010/03/hidden-dangers-of-w... It basically boils down to understanding the negative effects of your work and taking responsibility
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7y ago
If you look at America like a giant company then the American dream was somewhat alike to company vision statement. Having a vision statement like that seems to have helped a lot in the past, perhaps better than companies with no vision. On
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7y ago
I think you forgot to talk about the other option - it can be situational or chemical as happened to my wife who became depressed as a side effect of another hormone drug. Once chemically unbalanced there is no firm finish line, she may be
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8y ago
In one state in Australia they used to have a pay per container returned so for example 5c per bottle. If this buyback was paid for by the manufacturer it could incentivize recycling, create jobs and help pay for recycling and sorting.
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9y ago
I've seen TDD used once really well in a university setting where it was used only for shared libraries/services that could be used by multiple other teams or departments but not on individual (front facing) projects. Probably bec
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CSIRO breakthrough in Renewable hydrogen
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Help scan the realm beyond Neptune for brown dwarfs and planet nine
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10y ago
If you haven't already streamline your learning skills usually developers with kids are more a bit older and have a lot of practice learning. Kids do require a lot of energy/time but it is often shared with other family/frien
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