generaljelly

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by generaljelly 4y ago
I started playing when I was 12 and have gone relatively spoiler free. I have ascended once. (I was 25 at the time) I got stuck on the vibrating square many times, the castle many times, and have died on the elemental planes many times. Bec
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by generaljelly 5y ago
My grandma used to say that happy people don't clean. People clean, and then they are happy. I think it is a form of craftmanship like any other.
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by generaljelly 5y ago
Unnethack is probably my favorite fork of nethack. It has a lot of extra dungeons and new stuff without just it being a bunch of unbalanced chaff with breaking fundamental nethack ideas. (Sorry slashem fans). For the general turn based rogu
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by generaljelly 5y ago
I have never heard this claim that it was born out of intelligence agencies. Can i get some sources on this?
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by generaljelly 5y ago
I agree. I would love to know the specifics of any country in detail. Or a least a deeper understanding of medicine distribution in the EU. Any chance someome can explain and talk about it?
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by generaljelly 6y ago
I work for a big tech company that started doing 4 day workweek during COVID. They basically tracked JIRA tickets closed and found a huge spike in those as well as developers reporting burnout. Higher-ups figured this could be a blanket sol
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by generaljelly 7y ago
This is unlikely considering algorithms act on the given training data set, not on outliers imagined by playing devil's advocate: remember amazon's recruiting program https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/10&#
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by generaljelly 7y ago
I also find it curious that safety and sanitation aren't referenced. I by no means have all the answers; however, I am sure my main reason for leaving San Francisco will be along the lines of these things. I've had traumatic exper
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by generaljelly 7y ago
This is a good assessment. I believe Japan generally only works for people that already fall in line with societal norms to some extent. I do wish to believe that a personal freedom society and a society that takes your wallet don't ha
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by generaljelly 7y ago
I'm one of those people. I make lots of little commits, it gives me space to really make a mess of coding going down some rabbit hole and performing 'reset --hard' when I get too away from myself, and track what I'm doin
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by generaljelly 7y ago
If you want to read something interesting on how thinking works I suggest 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman.
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by generaljelly 7y ago
They don't. Some San Francisco new hires for JPMorgan get paid $86,000. This is criminally underpaid. Action matters. First hand source here.