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by journalctl 7y ago
What a remarkable testament to the power of automaker advertising that something as banal as riding a bike gets people so upset.
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by journalctl 7y ago
That’s what Evernote did: binary protocol and implementations in a bunch of languages. Their API was apparently easier to develop this way.
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by journalctl 7y ago
“Who needs a neural net? OCaml can already match patterns!”
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by journalctl 7y ago
This is what happens when companies are disorganized and don’t communicate internally.
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by journalctl 7y ago
Nobody said they didn’t?
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by journalctl 7y ago
Considering that The Handmaid’s Tale was published in 1985, I’d say her work has lasting value.
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by journalctl 7y ago
Cool. When will they stop aggregating all of everyone’s data ever?
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by journalctl 7y ago
After this change I really want to develop a native chat application on Windows and OS X. I think it’s almost to the point where someone who did they could make a killing.
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by journalctl 7y ago
It’s heartening to see I’m not the only one with this problem, and also incredibly depressing.
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by journalctl 7y ago
Wealth continues to concentrate upwards, and if you can’t easily find information on your own, I’d be happy to provide sources that show that social mobility is low, and a good predictor of your class is that of your parents. Please don’t s
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by journalctl 7y ago
Extend a little empathy once in a while. I promise people aren’t out to get you nearly as much as you seemingly believe.
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by journalctl 7y ago
Too bad that’s incorrect. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/crime-and-punishment...
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by journalctl 7y ago
Sometimes people just want someone to listen. Sometimes there’s nothing else you can do.
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by journalctl 7y ago
“Coming up at 11, rich people don’t understand why poor people don’t just stop being poor.”
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by journalctl 7y ago
Life’s work like what, inheriting wealth?
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by journalctl 7y ago
People tend to think that your beliefs drive your actions. So if someone claims to believe one thing, but acts in accordance with other beliefs, what are you going to assume about their beliefs? If I talk about believing in family values bu
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by journalctl 7y ago
I don’t mean this judgmentally, but how much water do you use? The bulk of residential water use tends to be for landscaping, in particular watering lawns. When my city raised rates for excess water usage, all of the homeowners complained,
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by journalctl 7y ago
> I still don't enjoy being squeezed in with thousands of other people. I still don’t enjoy the global mean temperature getting higher and causing flood and famine, but I guess your personal comfort is more important.
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by journalctl 7y ago
You can do encryption with a pen, paper, and a calculator. The genie is out of the bottle at this point.
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by journalctl 7y ago
There’s also only so much you can realistically do to keep you and/or a child safe in a car accident. Cars are just dangerous, and although safety has improved, slamming into anything at 60+ mi/h can only be made so safe. Combine
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by journalctl 7y ago
US residents pay too much for healthcare because we let healthcare and insurance companies squeeze as much profit as possible from people. It’s fucked up that an unplanned medical emergency can make you bankrupt . Somehow everyone else in
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by journalctl 7y ago
Lots of meetings can also be a sign of churn. If people can’t make decisions, or consistently flip flop on decisions, it can be reflected in lots of (ultimately pointless) meetings.
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by journalctl 7y ago
I work with people like that. They’re extremely siloed and they make decisions in a vacuum. It always ends up creating problems for everyone else. Then when we actually do have meetings, they don’t want to collaborate or discuss, they just
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by journalctl 7y ago
They only make mistakes when the other party isn’t white.
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by journalctl 7y ago
If you’re emotionally attached to something, you can consider that “sparking joy”. Although personally, I’d have to think hard about whether or not certain emotional attachments were good or healthy. Like, the old, ratty blanket from childh
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by journalctl 7y ago
That’s what we call “lying”.
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by journalctl 7y ago
They’re also entirely different issues. One is about handling to payment for people who are not really harming anyone (or at least not doing massive environmental damage). The other is... doing massive environmental damage. Cool, so I guess
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by journalctl 7y ago
I think those are basically credit derivatives.
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by journalctl 7y ago
And it seems so effortless! Like, “duh, of course we landed a satellite on an asteroid and blew off bits of minerals for later analysis. What, like it’s hard?” Obviously it’s incredibly difficult, but the point is that we did it. I like t
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by journalctl 7y ago
So don’t bring your credit cards in to work!

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