JadoJodo

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by JadoJodo 2mo ago
It's a shame you started with pelicans on a bicycle and not snakes on a plane.
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by JadoJodo 3mo ago
Even in the early 2000s, in the aftermath of 9/11, I can remember people in school passing around copies of The Anarchist’s Cookbook. Perhaps I’ve been naïve, but I’ve always assumed that should one actually want to look up instruction
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by JadoJodo 4mo ago
I would guess a big part of this is because the art _itself_ is a form of compensation: Artists have a passion for the end result in a way that organizations (e.g., corporations, collectives, movements, etc.) harness and take advantage of i
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by JadoJodo 8mo ago
Location: Richmond, VA Remote: Yes (US-based) Willing to relocate: No Roles: Engineering Manager, Senior Engineer (EM/IC) Resume: https://jdo.sh/resume.pdf Email: j at jdo.sh Technologies: PHP (Laravel), JavaScript &#x
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by JadoJodo 9mo ago
I enjoyed this one, as well, though I think “Google kills Google” is more likely.
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
*subsidized era
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
Now we just have to wait and see whether it’s… “I’d be happy to answer your question… right after a word from our sponsor: Xyeniceli. Side effects may include ...” OR ChatGPT: “Why don't you let me fix you some of this Mococoa drink? A
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
Would the adoption of a Deno-like security posture in NPM have mitigated this?
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
As someone who grew up hearing pledge drives every few months on (ad-free) Christian radio: Would that be an option to fund NPR? Surely those who want to listen/watch/support would donate regularly.
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
What happened last summer? (I couldn't find anything on it)
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by JadoJodo 10mo ago
I feel like an opportunity was missed by one letteR.
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by JadoJodo 11mo ago
> "Also in the UK, Ring users complained on social media that their doorbells were not working." I sincerely hope that the base functionality of these doorbells (i.e., triggering the ringing of the bell within the home) is pres
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by JadoJodo 11mo ago
I do find this kind of analysis fascinating, and yet (personal choice in creative outputs aside) I also find what seems to be the increased use of swearing in blog posts/website copy to be, frankly, lazy.
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I feel this about all of the AI notetaking bots that everyone is adding to web meetings these days: “Welcome to the meeting. Your voice is now being recorded and sent to a server somewhere in the world to be processed by an AI and you have
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I’ve never been able to tell if Alex Jones is “real” or just a character. I’ve seen him on Rogan and clips of his InfoWars stuff and he’s just so far off the scale that it makes me wonder if it’s just a very very very weird bit. It sorta re
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I'm also a dad, but not everyone has just one kid. Many of the moms who I've seen struggling are doing so because they have 2-4 kids (1-2 newborn, 1-2 under 5). There are absolutely lazy people, but it's not always the case.
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
> Every single person that doesn't return their cart does so out of laziness. > It is simply her being a lazy asshole. I can see that this is a very personal issue for you, so I'll just say this: People are complicated, and
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
It's not always out of laziness: many times I see moms buckle up their young kids in the car, unload the groceries from the cart, and then be nervous about leaving their kids in order to return the cart. A lot of them will try to park
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I don't know a huge amount about video encoding, but I presume this is one of those libraries outlined in xkcd 2347[0]? [0] - https://xkcd.com/2347/
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
> It is about the crushing stress of surviving in this economic climate that is leaving people absolutely no energy to go and socialize. The past 2-years have been some of the most difficult of my life (for a number of non-work reasons).
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
> Don't you feel some anxiety given we've normalized committing encrypted secrets to git repos? Maybe I haven't worked at enough places, but... when has this ever been allowed/encouraged/normalized?
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
The one that kills me is when a financial institution or healthcare facility calls and says, "Hi, this is so-and-so from The Place. I was calling about your request/account/etc" → "Oh, ok" → "Before we ge
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I am in this category, but I'm growing increasingly frustrated with the state of the market for OS's: I've used macOS for work for many years and Arch-based derivatives for personal desktop. The challenge with that has always
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
I'm a bit of a tinkerer with software and will occasionally "wander" over the fence to see if it really is greener on the other side; I always come back to Firefox. I've tried: Brave: love the mission/execution, don
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Teen 3D-printed a beehive for his bedroom(popsci.com)
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
*You can teach ~someone~ a very technical user how to … I get the non-techie blindspot that all of us have in some form or another. With that in mind: it took three days to give my brother a crash course in Linux + Docker for his own home s
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
A concern in putting this crosswalk in is that it gives pedestrians false confidence that’s not backed up by the additional infrastructure commonly seen with actual crosswalks: flashing lights, reflective signs, audible walk signals for the
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
Without discarding the issue of the moving goalpost, I do wonder what the quality of life contrast looks like between a 70-year old in 2025 and a 70-year old in 1925. Note: I arbitrarily picked the latter date, as I wasn't able to (wit
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
> I don't allow my kids (kindergarten and middle school) to play Roblox based on the advice of a prosecutor in my town that works exclusively with child abuse, endangerment, and other crimes like that. I've heard the same advic
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by JadoJodo 1y ago
Certainly. What brought that to your mind?

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