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interactivecode
2y ago
My advice for side projects, ship something the same day. Avoid leaving it in a broken state everytime you work on it. This both helps keep the feature creep and complexity down, and makes sure you always have a running demo to show or play
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2y ago
Why would contaminating the environment of a major food supply be the least harmful place? how is that better than purpose built infrastructure to contain that trash?
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2y ago
They do also work on intercepting from rivers [0], but what do you propose? We should just leave all that garbage in the ocean and just try not to look at it? [0]: https://theoceancleanup.com/rivers/
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2y ago
We need to know way more about our gut and bowel microbes. it's wild how little we actually understand outside of good gut health is good. It will take a lot of big and small research to slowly get reliable science and results.
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2y ago
The models are trained on something. By definition you can’t separate the output from the input.
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2y ago
sure it might be a mess, but at least it's purpose built. I love that kind of performance gains. Honestly most companies die before purpose built code like that becomes a problem.
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2y ago
Why are consumer protections abuse? Do you also think organizations like the FDA are abuse?
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2y ago
yes, jetbrains editors are particually good at resolving merge conflicts. They also have a magic button to do all the obvious conflicts automatically.
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2y ago
The "hard" way is often the simple way with these sort of things. What makes it easier is while building out your code, you make little pieces of UI to visualize what you're doing. Think of them like unit tests or test driven
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2y ago
If you like technology you could always slowly transition into teaching technology. Highschool programming courses, student robotics teams, etc might be fun? Where Im from those programs and activity are usually ran by multiple teachers and
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2y ago
I review a lot of code with the mindset of yes and… Basically when I start the PR is approved in my head until I find something blocking. I.e. major problem that causes dataloss, big performance issue or breaks other code. Anything else is
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2y ago
Thats an expensive way to say github pages
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2y ago
I always found it odd how restricted immigration is in the US, considering it's a country recently founded by immigrants.
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2y ago
What really gets me with these types of "safety" proposals is that we already have quite some ways to get someone's private information and communication if they are being investigated. Has everyone forgotten that? All that t
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2y ago
Why are you so worried about freedom of speech when you haven’t even separated state and religion? Also, Freedom of speech doesn’t mean acceptance of hate. Im glad that content and people who encourage racism are removed.
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2y ago
If you live in a country that doesn’t protect you. It’s not a country, it’s just a government sized HOA.
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2y ago
Considering how much of "science" has been used to devalue anyone non-western, the distinction is not odd, it's actually really important. Don't forget that anyone who does science has their own personal lens they use to
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2y ago
Life is objectively worse for people under colonial rule. Are you saying the incas should thank the Spanish for boosting their immune system? Should native Americans be happy their children got sterilized?
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2y ago
If its not negotiated on exit why are they requesting additional documents to be signed when leaving? Clearly nothing like this was agreed at the start of employment.
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2y ago
Do you feel it’s possible to get information that isn’t filtered or influenced by the US government? Aka how confident are you that the information you are getting today is honest, accurate and not influenced in any way? That you get the fu
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2y ago
Well in the US the gov doesnt do it themselves directly but instead pays russians to do it for them. I guess the chineese werent willing?
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2y ago
Lol, queue china writing a clear document on all the US stock their citizens and companies own. Just to mess with the USA. Anything they sell just gives them more money to buy more ownership.
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2y ago
The US social media seems to be encouraging nationalism and conservatism. Which Im also not to happy about. It seems to be creating more unrest in the west rather than strength progress and unity. China might not even need to influence the
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2y ago
The cybertruck was their latest in "big promises and falling short in delivering". the price cuts clearly don't make up for it and Elon is losing more and more interest.
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2y ago
Staffing enough people for regular 8 hour work days with regular breaks should be the norm. At the lowest bar, any mistakes that happen on shifts longer than that should be held accountable to any management of the hospital or government ag
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2y ago
Now that would be a good use of high quality translation tech: make research available and searchable across languages.
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2y ago
I like the idea, but I think looking at imdb from a movie viewer perspective is not really doing it justice. imdb is first and foremost an industry directory. This creates the value for everyone to fill their profiles and use it as the sour
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2y ago
yes social safety nets would be the usual way the impact/consequences are taken care of. At the same time america could also lean into the idea of the employer providing everything, in that case it would make sense for the employer to
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what was the saying again? the beatings will continue until morale improves? Is the threat of financial ruin or the threat of starving worth the advantage that you yourself are getting? Inside the current "free market" do you real
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fully agree. Totally ridiculous that a company who makes that much profit is allowed to delete the primary income source of these employees just because they decided to stop their car project. I would love regulations to make it impossible
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