kerabatsos

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by kerabatsos 1mo ago
Former professional distance runner here. I’ve not read the study but I can comment on the statement regarding training at low to moderate intensities - I can agree that low intensities have an important role in endurance training but a lot
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by kerabatsos 3mo ago
Finally, someone said it. 20+ years in software and my productivity and velocity is wild right now.
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by kerabatsos 3mo ago
People put a lot of faith in human “guardrails”, standards, etc. But the same argument could be made that trusting human experts without discernment is as dangerous as trusting AI or Google or whatever other non-human source. It’s always be
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by kerabatsos 3mo ago
The mindset must be that if you use AI (which I happen to advocate for) you are also responsible for the output, if you use the output publicly. AI is obviously very powerful if used responsibly - the human is responsible for it once it is
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by kerabatsos 4mo ago
But perhaps we should regard it as a major achievement.
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by kerabatsos 7mo ago
God bless you for referencing that film.
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by kerabatsos 10mo ago
Why do you believe it will fail? Because some companies will not be profitable?
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by kerabatsos 11mo ago
How is that different than human reasoning?
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by kerabatsos 11mo ago
They will, but much much much slower.
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by kerabatsos 11mo ago
Many great authors are deeply flawed people. Tolstoy was not a good person, and Steinbeck was a complete a-hole. The list is long. But the classics they create are no less classic. https://www.the-independent.com/arts-enter
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by kerabatsos 11mo ago
Is this a serious comment? Covid killed over a million people in the United States alone.
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by kerabatsos 1y ago
Ha! I wouldn’t count on it.
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by kerabatsos 3y ago
I’m in agreement. Summers are challenging to have the kids (7 and 10) around, but it’s a challenge worth having. They are young once and I’d like to be there for them. even if the office is five miles away, I’m more productive as a progr
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by kerabatsos 4y ago
Once again they're hoping to push the blame on their own poor choices and struggling investments onto the workers. Solution is taking away work-life balance -- but that's not going to work out well for them.
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by kerabatsos 4y ago
All my co-workers are online. I consider some to be good friends. It’s the way of the world now.
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by kerabatsos 4y ago
I guess. But anecdotally, I learned JavaScript, read philosophical text, organize my goals, play games with my children, go for walks outside…while consuming a moderate amount of thc. My creativity goes up. Rarely do I just sit and do no
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by kerabatsos 5y ago
This is hardly ever mentioned. The fact that children easily spread it back to parents, etc. was (and still is) conveniently left out of the discussion - even prior to access to vaccinations it was simply ignored. It’s one of the reasons
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by kerabatsos 5y ago
This person is extraordinarily motivated. Seems like it works for them - but it would be quite a commitment to do it even half as much.
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Lessmilk – Learn to Make Games(lessmilk.com)
1 points by kerabatsos 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
I believe the author is suggesting that it’s more common than one would think.
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
When first visiting bloggingfordevs site, it looks, to me, like an infomercial. I'm not immediately convinced I need to give you my email address in order to gain some personal value. That's not to say it wouldn't possibly
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
Agreed. I will say, however, I’m a developer on a team that is a good sized (not small) publishing/media company that is built on WordPress multisite. performance is quite good, as well.
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
Just tell me if I need to buy one?
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
You’re definitely a developer! It’s good to be curious. Sometimes you have to rein it in but it’s better to be interested in stuff than not to be. I’m a average to below average developer but I make a good living at it, and put food on t
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
I look at this in terms of the sport of distance running. I was a fairly accomplished runner, but I could only see who was a better runner - not those who were not. It's a matter of perspective. The top tier marathoners all faced fa
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
Americans have always been and will always be a “me first” populace.
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Polio RNA Sequence(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by kerabatsos 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerabatsos 6y ago
My 4 year old is enjoying it. Interesting to watch him work through the process. Kept his attention for 15 minutes or so (which is pretty damn good). Thanks for sharing.
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by kerabatsos 7y ago
It will be difficult to convince the 40% of the population that measures need to be taken when that 40% thinks everything of consequence is a hoax, fake news, etc - being incited and reinforced by their Dear Leader. It's the result of
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by kerabatsos 7y ago
It's cool, but I believe this has been posted a few times? https://imgur.com/a/xHNzuvA

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