electrodank

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by electrodank 2y ago
Can we track this with KPIs for our annual OKRs?
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by electrodank 2y ago
> Each employee was empowered, expected, and trained, to make decisions as if they are the president of the company. And compensated at a president’s salary for the new insurmountable levels of responsibilities right?
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by electrodank 2y ago
The person who returned to them the source code disk has done everyone dirty. I’m optimistic Microsoft will eventually open source stuff but goddammit.
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by electrodank 2y ago
The largest filter, the Great Filter, these companies cannot overcome is a true digital native workforce and communication mechanism. When your days are haraunged by voice/video meetings because people don’t know how to work asynchrono
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by electrodank 2y ago
If there’s one argument counter to what you’re saying, it’s that the front pages of most social media sites are filled with clickbaits and shitposts. Including HN of course.
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by electrodank 2y ago
Not at all, water off a duck’s back.
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by electrodank 2y ago
Amusing given the subject matter of the article. Let’s do another round of Haidt’s Coddled Mind next we are long overdue.
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by electrodank 2y ago
You’re saying the purpose of a system is what it does. We can all agree to that. Now what?
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by electrodank 2y ago
Absolutely there are no guarantees but it’s disingenuous to point to what’s happening and claim pikachu face levels of shock, when plenty of people did pay attention, did act accordingly, and things more or less went in their favour. I’m no
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by electrodank 2y ago
Looks like I hit a nerve with the people who have deep regrets about not investing when they should have. Many such cases.
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by electrodank 2y ago
That “attention to the market dynamics debt” will catch up to them, just as it has caught up to all the working adults who are unable to afford living expenses in their cities because they spent their 20s partying rather than investing and
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by electrodank 2y ago
Climate change is your fault for placing the thing into blue bin instead of the gray bin!
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by electrodank 2y ago
Callous example of a Veblen good, and many more like it.
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by electrodank 2y ago
>In paintings, it is known that the viewer can get out more than the painter put in. There’s something very much “Dabblers and Blowhards” about this statement that I can’t quite put my finger on it. [0] Try painting, I mean really painti
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by electrodank 2y ago
As someone who has the old dead tree version of Intel’s x86 and 64 architecture instruction set reference (the fat blue books), and in general as someone who carefully reads the data sheets and documentation and looks for guidance from the
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by electrodank 2y ago
"Our hypothesis strongly indicates that the 'pleasure index' or 'adrenaline rush' of relationships is taking more prime importance in the younger generation over long-term stability," he says. "It is alarm
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by electrodank 2y ago
Given the same choices the people who voted for Brexit had, who/what you would you have voted for? What do you suspect the outcome would have been as it relates to the matter at hand?
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by electrodank 2y ago
What would you say to the customers who did?
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by electrodank 2y ago
Clickbait titles should be automatically flagged/not even show up on the front page.
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by electrodank 2y ago
What is this exactly? What do you do with it?
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by electrodank 2y ago
After what I have seen in the past few years, I’m not comfortable hosting anything on Cloudflare.
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by electrodank 2y ago
I don’t agree with this. Quick assessment: what makes someone more susceptible to groupthink? To propaganda? Is it the way they write? That doesn’t sound right. It is not an LLM/ChatGPT-borne ailment. So I would not paint these tools a
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by electrodank 2y ago
For those of you who do not suffer from dead-on aphantasia but simply have bad visualization/memory recall: you may find great industry in learning to draw, paint, sculpt and immersing yourself in perceptory recall to essentially, in a
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by electrodank 2y ago
I don’t personally agree with the term “overcorrecting” because they aren’t correcting anything. The output is already correct according to the input (humans behaving as they are). It is not biased. What they are doing is attempting to bias
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by electrodank 2y ago
I see ASTs books, in particular the hands-on Minix ones, as sitting on the same “plane” as the philosophy espoused in The Night Watch paper. Ultimately the paper is about a level of comfort with reality that is at it’s core rooted in famili
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by electrodank 2y ago
Left field comment but I’d love to be thrown into an MBA-like simulator (HBS?) and have to figure out the industry and the company and stabilize it/make it grow and whatnot within some time window. Great read, thank you to the author w
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by electrodank 2y ago
Any recommendations for the circuit books?