deertick1

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by deertick1 5y ago
Yeah I had never heard of ECS until about a year ago, yet if you could look at the whiteboard on my wall from 2 years ago you'd find a diagram for a primitive version of an ECS I came up with as a hypothetical. Idk understand how tf th
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by deertick1 5y ago
Agreed. For at least some people, there is something deeply, deeply wicked about acid. I can't put my finger exactly on it but I always felt that it changed your perceptions in such a way that made you feel like you were being enlighte
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by deertick1 5y ago
I laughed out loud. Working through SICP right now and yeah... All the forum posts I've seen when troubleshooting my lisp code make the community seem insufferable. I don't mean this in any sort of derrogatory way at all but I ho
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by deertick1 5y ago
Lmao no one. And yet I'll bet you a million bucks that windows 11 still has a virtually unusable file search function.
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by deertick1 5y ago
Kind of taken aback by all the people saying these are just shitty photos. I think they are gorgeous... Do y'all think Lo-fi music is just shitty music too? I guess its a little unsurprising coming from the usual HN crowd lmao.
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by deertick1 5y ago
Totally disagree. 1) im 99% sure that some colors we cannot or do not precisely recreate using non natural dyes. Just thinjing about the complexity of organic material: that is bound to produce subtle textures and such that are not easily
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by deertick1 5y ago
Yeah you make a good point. No idea what long term risks of covid are. I guess I just feel more comfortable rolling the dice with a natural (maybe? Lmao) disease than a product made by the same companies that were public enemy #1 just month
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by deertick1 5y ago
Not really dude. If I was around other people even remotely often it would be a different story but I work from home, dont really hang out with people, and wear an n95 when I have to go to the store. It doesn't make me a bad person to
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by deertick1 5y ago
Man I was just thinking about this last night. I recall an assignent in middle school where I had to write a poem with a simile in it (among ither literary devices) I lost points because there was no simile. When I went to the teacher and t
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by deertick1 5y ago
Yeah actually no. You know "experts" can and often are wrong write? Not saying you should blindly deny shit you don't understand but if you are asking questions and the experts don't have good answers.... I mean yeah dud
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by deertick1 5y ago
Is this satire? This is almost like an onion article. So they are showing that anti-intellectualism is driven by ideology and strong presupposed notions by doing a survey on fucking amazon mechanical turk about fucjing climate change GMOs a
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by deertick1 5y ago
Doesn't seem silly at all to me : the known risks of covid are pretty tolerable. Death rate is extremely low for my demographic. So lets say I have a 30% chance of getting covid without a vax and a .1% chance of serious long term illne
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by deertick1 5y ago
Sounds like you didn't have nearly enough fun in college.
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by deertick1 5y ago
And this is why I think people who fancy thenselves moral philosophers are some of the most insufferable people on the planet. I've a friend who believes net suffering should be reduced and that is the highest moral goal. To the point
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by deertick1 5y ago
Since when has "states rights" become a rallying cry for racism or hatred? I'm really tired of people saying stuff like this : <insert vaguely conservative stance here> has become a rallying cry for racism and transphob
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by deertick1 5y ago
As a compliment to this point : Tgings I'd consider valid culture fit criteria : 1) does this candidate have a positive attitude about the work that they do? 2) is this candidate respectful to the clients they work with? (E.g. a cowork
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by deertick1 5y ago
Word. In fact, most of these phrases, to me at least, imply sarcasm. To say "social science studies are bullshit" implies a more generalized claim to me than "social science studies are always bullshit" People use overt
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by deertick1 5y ago
I do not even remotely believe this study. Myself and everyone else I know are not very optimistic about our economic prospects for the future and are scared of the direction the country is heading morally and socially.
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by deertick1 5y ago
See to me if you had client side employees dedicated to correcting errors then back propogate that error correction to the OCR software youd get pretty damn close to 100%
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by deertick1 5y ago
Dude you are so off in left field I can't even respond to this. Nothing to do with the taboo of rape you gotta try a lot harder than that to offend me. Its more like you went from A to D without anything in between because D is a hip
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by deertick1 5y ago
Thats not even the worst part : the molecule fucks your bladder up horribly. Ever escalating continued ketamine usage is a sure recipe for have a fubar urinary sytem. This is why methoxetamine is a better candidate for psychological treatme
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by deertick1 5y ago
Did you have to take it there? What a silly and flippant comparison. Chill out.
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by deertick1 5y ago
I had no Idea this tech existed. Imo there are some veeeeeery profitable business opportunities if this can be integrated into certain platforms for certain industries. I was thinking about how to make something like thos. Looks like google
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by deertick1 5y ago
Anyone else stricken by how similar this looks to a flaggellar motor?
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by deertick1 5y ago
Just wanted to chime in here with a book suggestion : "The Problem if Pain" by C.S. Lewis. Tackles this problem from a christian apologista perspective. Its about as intellectual an analysis as you are going to get on this subject
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by deertick1 5y ago
Yeah see I tend to view religious claims as metaphorical or allegorical. I spose a fundamentalist perspective renders my point moot. I think even if science kills the factual claims of a religion it cannot touch the metaphorical or value b
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by deertick1 5y ago
Man this is awesome. The music is really sweet too. Its all fuckered up but still on beat and even has a pretty nice pocket to it. Those kicks that happen about every two measure slap
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by deertick1 5y ago
Your point about traditional sources of meaning withering due to science and modernity is correct, but I often struggle with why - Science has virtually nothing to say about the meaning of life. Science cannot contradict most traditional so
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by deertick1 5y ago
I actually think your argument is pretty bad faith. You are, on nothing but assumption alone, assuming you know this persons intentions, you know their opinions, where they got them, and other people just like them with their opinions. Then
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by deertick1 5y ago
"Imagine coding a software patch to fix a bug introduced by another patch" As a support engineer.... Is this not common? Cause dear lord does my (large corporate entity that shall not be named) do this ALL THE TIME. Most recent wa

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