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by dlsa 4y ago
Yeah, that comment they don't like? Crazy people will false report some incident to get a SWAT team at your address. Other crazy people will call your employment and start a campaign of attacks to get you fired. Plenty of examples of t
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by dlsa 4y ago
Be more interesting . Ok, is it worth me writing a rebuttal to all this? Seems I struck a chord. Edit: reading some of the comments and seeing venom and vitriol. They're the opposite of the feedback I've gotten from elsewhere.
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by dlsa 4y ago
I didn't take it as a jab. I also received a bunch of messages from people poking fun at me elsewhere for my comment. In the past several physicists have been a source of fine wine when I've won a bet. There will probably be photo
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by dlsa 4y ago
I've received feedback from some very smart people who laughed out loud and knew exactly what I meant by having a good look . Two of them are physicists and many more are engineers. They said they have found many metaphorical couches
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by dlsa 4y ago
I already did.
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by dlsa 4y ago
At least they are finding nothing and confirming they are finding nothing. Less scrupulous operators might be always finding something even if its not there. So that's a sign of good science. Maybe there's something they haven&#x2
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by dlsa 4y ago
Paperclips are important! We need to optimise paperclip production! some time later The entire universe is one giant paperclip constructor.
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by dlsa 4y ago
Good idea. Also needed as part of a disaster recovery or continuity plan. Eg every business should have one. For those who use a domain with a catchall on it for various purposes... do you have a plan for dealing with what happens if you di
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by dlsa 4y ago
The fact you couldn't find that reason yourself implies you could not have made an informed choice. You were effectively compelled. That isn’t permission consent. That was permission coercion. Being forced to consent isn't ethical
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by dlsa 4y ago
Trust is earnt. I can reasonably have a default level of low trust for practically any app. This isn’t some blind anger stance. Its not blanket mistrust or some kind of ignorance. It is healthy scepticism. Totally reasonable in today's
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by dlsa 4y ago
Musk should dig a pit. A pit. An office in a pit. In the the ground. In a pit. Pit office. Office pit. Yes. In a pit.
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by dlsa 4y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_%28programming_language%29 Here's their example: The following expression sorts a list of strings by their lengths: x@>#:'x Ooooooookay. Personally, I recommend a lot
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by dlsa 4y ago
Its all very interesting as an idea. But in reality when things go fully tracked you'll be fined for not having location data for every trip. It will impact insurance. Your registration. Even basic road usage. People have this idea rig
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by dlsa 4y ago
I might need to learn APL. It seems like I'm missing out on something. Lisp was a gift which helped with my C and Elixir. That was a mini-revelation in itself.
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by dlsa 4y ago
I think just wiping the fees/charges off commuting would be a good start. PT / Fuel costs are still a thing as they continue to increase. Not everyone is using EV. Yet.
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by dlsa 4y ago
If the office is so great, pay me extra for the commute.
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by dlsa 4y ago
Imagine the other team unloading what they were expecting to be a warhead.
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by dlsa 4y ago
All of them to at least some extent and several we will soon have names for because they are still emerging.
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by dlsa 4y ago
That would be a useful comparison for ranking. Exactly what is their overhead?
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by dlsa 4y ago
No idea. But aren't those campuses wonderful with their huge buildings, new carpet, great landscaping, and every admin staff member has an amazing office chair and fitout. They even refresh that carpet every year along with brand new s
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by dlsa 4y ago
Can a brain scan detect autism? Is it objectively detectable without interviews or behavioral observation?
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by dlsa 4y ago
Bad and rude interviewers imply even worse colleagues, supervisors and managers. Its a measure of the overall company culture and not simply just their professionalism. Its ok to continue the interview but its also ok to finish, leave and n
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by dlsa 4y ago
I've planted many seeds to grow trees I'll never sit under. As did many many many others before me. This is the true nature of this world. Perhaps you might reconsider your limiting beliefs before reality catches up with you. Mayb
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by dlsa 4y ago
Something involving a web server, a websocket (ws) server acting as a switch or repeater, a emulator specific websocket client to act as a network adaptor. Each emulator would then send packets via websocket to the ws server which would the
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by dlsa 4y ago
I feel like it uses too much vertical space. It seems oddly verbose and spaced out. Yet the sense of verbosity is a little weird because it is sourcing from HN. It might be that I'm too used to the compactness of HN... but perhaps its
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by dlsa 4y ago
Speak for yourself. We still have LAN parties. Plenty of times its online and thats ok. But we regularly gather up our computers on wheels and drag them everywhere. Sixteen to twenty xboxes is quite a sight. If anything its gotten larger. P
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by dlsa 4y ago
This swimming pool is getting warm isn’t it? But its fine, there's still a frog in the water.
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by dlsa 4y ago
laughs in PAL Weren't NTSC somewhat also grainier with more pronounced horizontal gaps between each scanline? Certainly seemed so.
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by dlsa 4y ago
No. But while I'm thinking of it, has anyone had any issues leaving a wifi or bluetooth obd2 gadget plugged in all the time? I'm thinking of doing a thing with the nearest bored raspi I find but I'll need continuous obd2 sour
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by dlsa 4y ago
A clear pivot. Yet it will definitely anger plenty of people. Like... a lot of people. Still, I don't appreciate the apparently short notice they gave. That's a significant change in their terms I'd be wary of in future. Som

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