chrneu

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by chrneu 3mo ago
govt jobs are about the benefits and security. lifetime of healthcare, retirement, and job security. i know a ton of people who refuse to work in private sector after going into govt work cuz it's so much more stable. it's worth i
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by chrneu 3mo ago
this is based more on assumption than anything else i think. this is something i hear folks yell very loudly about all the time but actual examples seem to be harder to come by.
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by chrneu 3mo ago
This seems to be a really common issue with NextCloud. I'd say about 30% of installs seems to just..be slow? I've had this happen to me on a handful of installs, and i've had friends/collegues it's happened to. I&#x
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by chrneu 4mo ago
AI repeats itself. You aren't enjoying anything new, you're enjoying a version of an average. In however many years we'll wake up and wonder why everything is the same....oh wait. this is exactly why people dont like this. it
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by chrneu 4mo ago
it's worth mentioning that this isn't a produce/fruit only thing. Dairies regularly dump milk when it isn't profitable, often in ways where it winds up in the ground water or watershed.
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by chrneu 4mo ago
Correction: Carbs are not "unhealthy". That's a wildly inaccurate and broad thing to say. Excess consumption of processed and/or "unhealthy" carbs is unhealthy. Excess consumption of protein is also unhealthy.
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by chrneu 5mo ago
Everything is about trading convenience for knowledge/know how. It's up to the individual to choose how much knowledge they want to trade away for convenience. All the containers are just forms of that trade.
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by chrneu 5mo ago
they're pointing out that the US is insanely stupid when it comes to healthcare and retirement. the stuff we do in this country is so much extra work/effort/cost and all of it comes at the worker's cost. they were being
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by chrneu 5mo ago
everyone is guessing some are just a bit better at guessing
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by chrneu 5mo ago
that plus pump n dump/hype train investing.
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by chrneu 5mo ago
american fast food learned that if they try to hit the business market they can sell higher mark up items. it's why mcdonalds for a long time went to premium chicken and premium burgers that were more expensive. they changed strats, bu
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by chrneu 5mo ago
I had to get out of tech for that reason: i need a physical good I can create and hold. Using my engineer skills to build physical things satiates my brain so much more. I don't think I can ever go back to coding as a job. I just don&#
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by chrneu 5mo ago
My partner is a therapist and so I wind up in a lot of therapist groups and support groups for therapists. Many of them are youth therapists. I also coach kids and help coordinate youth athletics. My best friend is also a middle school teac
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by chrneu 5mo ago
a few years ago I stopped using social media to interact with fans. One thing I realized is that no matter how i use my blog to present a story, 90% of users simply dont interact with content in a meaningful way. The reason I mention social
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by chrneu 6mo ago
the internet really needs to stfu about tesla and get over that oatmeal comic that spawned a billion internet myths. dude was a decent inventor but suffered from chronic mental health issues and, in his lifetime, wasted so much time/en
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by chrneu 6mo ago
I have a "frequent post" section of my blog and a "deeper" section. Unless you're interested in the frequent posts they aren't in your face on my blog. It's kind of a best of both worlds type thing. The fr
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by chrneu 6mo ago
a lot of these are internal tools that they just haven't disabled access to for whatever reason. old.reddit still exists for whatever reason.
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by chrneu 6mo ago
I worked at Intel for a while and might be able to explain this. There were/are often projects that come down from management that nobody thinks are worth pursuing. When i say nobody, it might not just be engineers but even say 1 or 2
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by chrneu 6mo ago
I have nothing to base this on other than "it makes sense", but it seems like there has to be some form of revenue sharing here. OpenTTD is the reason why atari can even think this rerelease would work. I'm not saying there w
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by chrneu 7mo ago
i build lil free libraries and bird houses to get rid of my scrap wood. it's a fun limitation on the project that often makes ya think outside the box, so to speak.
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by chrneu 7mo ago
It's relatively easy. It's basically a command for each step you want to do and it tends to fail gracefully nowadays. If you can install a linux distro you can flash a custom rom on a well-supported phone. If it were more mainstre
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by chrneu 7mo ago
I got like $230 from that paypal breach. Pretty rad.
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by chrneu 7mo ago
They're people but also not people! Lol what an amazing con the oligarchs managed to pull. They get to reap all the rewards of their parasitic selfish behavior with basically none of the risk. Just make a corp.
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by chrneu 8mo ago
AI coding sort of reminds me of when ninite originally came out for windows. It was like a "build your own OS". Check boxes and get what you need in a simple executable. AI coding is kind of similar. You tell it what you want and
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by chrneu 8mo ago
How isolated is that compared to air pollution?
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by chrneu 8mo ago
oh okay then that consumption is totally fine. no worries here mate!
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by chrneu 8mo ago
The wording and repetition made me think this was likely, at minimum, written by a non-english speaker who used AI to translate it. But looking back at it with an AI nose going, it does have a ton of AI slop feeling to it. LinkedIn slop is
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by chrneu 8mo ago
bluetooth is 2.4ghz so if you're in a super congested area(lots of wifi) bluetooth can often struggle.
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by chrneu 8mo ago
48 hours is bad. Newer garmin watches measure their battery life in weeks, not hours. It's crazy how behind on this apple is.
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by chrneu 8mo ago
based on these comments, bad battery life?

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