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bgilroy26
7d ago
If you are considered to be rich in terms of ways and means and generous of spirit as well, you really have it made in the shade. Traditionally speaking.
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bgilroy26
7d ago
It's funny you should turn the conversation to literature I felt very seen when I read this story of Nathaniel Hawthorne's https://www.classicshorts.com/stories/ebrand.html It's about a man who left home
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8d ago
Once you've made it this far, the new spectrum everyone is measured on is their magnanimity. It's okay that you didn't turn out to be that magnanimous, but don't lie to yourself and pretend that you tried as hard as you
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8d ago
You've identified a load-bearing problem and it's worth naming
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bgilroy26
26d ago
It's really funny. I would read HN headlines about PhD research in the area of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correctness_(computer_science) and it always seemed really boring Now it is obvious to me how important
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bgilroy26
1mo ago
Thomas Bayes would say that the population of people who hate Facebook is really big and the population of people who are scrupulous about whether or not their comments are specific to the matter at hand is relatively small
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1mo ago
This approach accumulates codebase-understanding debt and the call to pay the piper could come at any time
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1mo ago
At least in 2020 when I was in this pool, the rate for recent grads from an average program was $75k-$85k
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1mo ago
The bendy arm people https://www.wired.com/story/corporate-memphis-design-tech/
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2mo ago
>Sales and marketing, of course, were always and will always be a different story. If we could fix these, we could have bike lanes in places where they make sense
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2mo ago
It's more a post GamerGate understanding of a nerds vs the world narrative framing
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2mo ago
>The phrase appeared in print in the 1885 biography of the noted swindler Joseph "Hungry Joe" Lewis, "King of the Bunco Men". The author writes: >>It was always a saying with Joe that there was a sucker born eve
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2mo ago
I would walk
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3mo ago
Does the atmosphere stay attached to the earth due to the bending of time?
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4mo ago
It seems like there is a genuine communication breakdown between management and engineering. Engineers know that there are vulnerabilities all over the place and that there have been for ages and that where the rubber hits the road every vu
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5mo ago
For those who remember, the flagellum was a major site of the Intelligent Design debate that gave us Christopher Rufo (via the Discovery Institute) The general idea was that there were specific examples of "irreducible complexity"
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CSAIL makes corpus of Olympiad problems publicly available
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8mo ago
>Therefore, there was a certain tendency to RETVRN to the golden age of geometry Echoed in the LaRouchians of the 2000s. I don't know what they're up to now
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8mo ago
There really ought to be a class of professionals like forensic accountants who can show up in a corrupted organization and do a post mortem on their management of technical debt
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8mo ago
This ignores the career of Rush Limbaugh
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8mo ago
I have loved Scratch for many years. This looks cool! Thank you for sharing!
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10mo ago
Society is kinetic and disparate because of social media We're all on top of one another, and different cross tabs feel different ways about the same thing. So there is room for empathy and antipathy to coexist If you read the New York
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10mo ago
I have a lot of fun creating stories with Gemini and Claude. It feels like what Tom Hanks character imagined comic books could be in Big (1988) I play once or twice a week and it's definitely worth $20/mo to me
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11mo ago
To save the url length, why not hash all possible states and have the value of the variable in the query string refer to that?
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Newton for Ladies (1737) – Newtonianism vs. Cartesianism
(whipplelib.hps.cam.ac.uk)
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1y ago
I keep the principles of days at the gym rather than time at the gym close to time in the market vs timing the market in my mind
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1y ago
The situation you're describing is circular. Perspective taking and prioritization are executive functioning skills and executive functioning skills are precisely what are lacking in a person who has ADHD
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1y ago
>I bet if you knew your house would burn down if you didn't do "normal" things you would have done them no problem Getting yourself to do things in a boring situation that you might only do in an exciting situation is a bi
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1y ago
Thank you!
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1y ago
I should have said, I am looking for posted chat logs where the prompts are shared as well. I really enjoy the process of making stories with AI and I am curious to see how others do the same thing.
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