luminouslow

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by luminouslow 3y ago
>not only can't do anything about it, but you'll never know. And what would you do if you are there in person? Challenge them to a duel? This whole scenario sounds very paranoid to me. In my experience if you treat people decen
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by luminouslow 3y ago
> remote work, overall, is inefficient I dont see how one anonymous poll at a FAANG company proves that. Just because you are doing busywork doesn't mean it's efficient. FWIW I agree with your other points.
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by luminouslow 3y ago
>the number of ways of earning a living shrinks Is this true? it seems there are new ways cropping up all the time
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by luminouslow 3y ago
you are reading something into my comment that is not there - I was saying immortal life would be a meaningless existence and no panacea to the human condition. Trying to escape death is not only futile, it is a waste of life. You are righ
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by luminouslow 3y ago
Death is the beginning and end of everything. There is more to existence than your ego. More time is fine but don't waste it by trying to avoid death (protip: you can't)
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by luminouslow 3y ago
I have no problem with prolonging life but trying to become immortal is dumb (and you will fail) I will spend my time living instead of trying to avoid death.
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by luminouslow 3y ago
Death is not bad - without it life makes no sense. Being 30 forever and immortal would be my definition of hell. Death is doing a great job, leave it alone. Chugging 300 pills per day - you will still die. It is inevitable.
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by luminouslow 3y ago
I didn't know the details of the case or am a lawyer; it just seemed this was what op was talking about. but looking into it the case seems pretty clear cut. the death sentence is still a barbaric practice.
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by luminouslow 3y ago
I just cant take this seriously. Why are Americans so afraid of death?
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by luminouslow 3y ago
You missed the second part: >"Jones also appealed to federal court, where federal investigators found evidence suggesting he was innocent. In both cases, ..."
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by luminouslow 3y ago
too late I already trained a model on it
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by luminouslow 3y ago
Live a long boring life and create lots of value for shareholders
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by luminouslow 4y ago
I don't know about you but we still use the internet/zoom etc. in the office so you still need datacenters >lack of commuting incentivizes un-environmental and inefficient suburban sprawl I dont understand this point, IMO commu
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by luminouslow 4y ago
>heating an office space with 500+ people is much more efficient than heating 500 individual houses Citation needed. I would argue its very hard to make any general statement about this. In my case the office is much more wasteful than
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Nope works for me (in Turkey) Status all green too: https://status.npmjs.org/
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Maybe im smoothbrained but VSCode works great for me and I mainly write Go. Lots of co-workers use GoLand and are very happy with it. A few are using vim and among those three I wonder what you are looking for? What bugs did you enounter w
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Love the idea! Are you planning to keep the core tool stack OSS? Would love to contribute to growing the project in the long term. I imagine there could be avenues for monetization while keeping it OSS (e.g. Licence for business use)
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by luminouslow 4y ago
>it’s ok for a business to let’s it’s competitors take its clients and market share? I wonder when businesses are OK with that? Seems like something you would like to avoid always, not just when "at war" (whatever that means -
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Im not saying we should ban any phrases, just using war talk when the worst that happens to you is you got to find another job is silly IMO. Feel free to use any ohrases you like, this is just my personal opinion, not here to police anyone
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Companies often seem to employ terms related to armed conflict to heighten the sense of urgency and action. In reality noone working at a software company is "getting their asses shot off" or even "goes to war". Stop usi
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Agreed! In a lot of areas that knowledge is still alive and well, not least in cooking. I think food can still have a lot of healing properties. Often modern medicine is based on these plants. And of course there are modern treatments tha
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Wow I did not know that list was on wikipedia - thanks for sharing
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Yes, what do you think they make modern medicine out of? Most of the time a plant is the base for it.
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by luminouslow 4y ago
I would say it depends who you are, what you look like and where you come from. But as a super privileged white German the US border control (around 2009) was definitely the harshest I have experienced. I travelled to many places in Africa,
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by luminouslow 4y ago
I mean what else can you do except never travelling again to places like the US
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Good luck trying to enter the USA again after being denied entry for something like this.
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by luminouslow 4y ago
As you rightly pointed out our reords will be forgotten much more quickly because clay tablets and animal hides can last for centuries. None of our currently employed methods would last nearly as long.
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Also consider my situation which is even better: - no deliveries (i only order to a dropoff or buy in person) - no pets - able to exercise and clear my mind during small breaks - able to have a homecooked meal or go to my favourite places f
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by luminouslow 4y ago
Another anecdote: I love WFH but i still want to spend about 20% of the time in the office, just to see and talk to people face2face.

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