city_guy_1

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by city_guy_1 3y ago
"Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith."
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
source?
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
More expensive things cost more money, not a surprise imo
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
So this is only relevant for personal developer environments?
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
That is owned by a non-profit organization. It seems like a lot of the employees are chasing money, and forgetting that it's fundamentally not trying to maximize profit. Of course, Sam seems to have perverted its mission to be the la
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
If your goal is to work for a profit-sharing company, then don't work for a non-profit.
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
I'm curious if bamboo/wood plates/bowls/cooking utensils (spatula, ladles) also have PFAS.
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
It's like the phial of Galadriel: a light for you in dark places when all other lights go out
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
Thanks for linking that; seems like it's a bit of both: on one hand he notes that "computers were expensive in those days and it took me years of nagging before I convinced my father to buy one, a TRS-80, in about 1980", but
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
Another dimension is access to money and financial knowledge, which I find strangely missing from the context. Assuming you have to pay for schooling, that along with the disproportionately increasing cost of rent and property factors into
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by city_guy_1 3y ago
Well done! It reminds me of my OS textbooks. The ending graphic with the bird yelling about E gave me a good belly laugh