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notacop31337
4y ago
That sounds awfully like a call to violence.
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4y ago
Please don't call him Australian, we don't want him.
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4y ago
Serious question but why did someone down vote this lol?
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4y ago
Yes, Solar Breeder Factories, I believe they're called.
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4y ago
Can't wait for the Black Metal scene to hear about this, good albums coming!
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4y ago
Climate models might not be civilisation models, but climate has a very large role in the disruption of civilisation models, look at the Sumerians for evidence of climate/regional degradation and the impact that had on their civilisati
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4y ago
To be honest I don't believe this to be isolated to just modelling and production code, I feel as though this issue presents itself in most of the job ads I see today, Backend roles with requirements for React, Python roles with requir
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4y ago
I experienced this in the form of a conversation with a member of University PMC not too long ago, they bragged about how they'd recently eliminated the function of bin emptying from the cleaning staff, and were now forcing all faculty
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4y ago
I understand what you're saying but NYC isn't exactly the only city in the world with large apartment buildings.
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Wait what are you on about? Are you serious that you just stick bin bags on the street full? Where are the bins? What? I'm not from NYC or even the US, why wouldn't you just use bins that the bags go in? I don't understand, p
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4y ago
If you did a comedy show with zingers like this, I'd turn up.
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4y ago
The idea that socialisation with unsocialised cretins is important, is one of the biggest pieces of marketing spin that I feel keeps schools operating, children and teenagers when allowed to form groups and cliques are fucking animals, they
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4y ago
A generally applicable rule of thumb to apply is as soon as you need to generate heat, you're spending a lot of energy on the process, which is far more damaging and requiring of an overhaul than packaging.
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4y ago
> comparing planetary extinction to shipping widgets
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4y ago
Unfortunately, not the Craft I was hoping for :( https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Craft/1154
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4y ago
Cheers for the comment outlining more about the book, picked it up, I'm planning on having a big christmas break of reading!
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4y ago
Cheers for the comment, what do you suggest I do with this information?
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4y ago
A+
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4y ago
I believe so as well given the structure of the offices, they clearly described that the layout was designed in a way to allow for maximum quiet and concentration whilst enabling collaboration via the shared walk ways and common areas. It&#
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I recently read "Lost Connections", recommended to me after a long few years with depression. I suspect if you're commenting in this thread, you'd probably enjoy it. Anyway, the one thing that seems to always be a consis
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I love Taleb, but given that the majority of his wealth was made from derivatives markets, I'm not entirely sure if his moral pontificating is always the best or most accurate commentary available to quote.
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4y ago
To be 100% honest it's been a while since I looked into libraries for it, so I couldn't say. Your second comment rings true, and in my opinion, we are there. Highly recommend throwing some PDFs at AWS Textract and checking out the
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4y ago
My understanding is that this is largely because you're fighting an adversarial format provider in Adobe, I've read a few papers and journal entries on file format polyglotting, with some focus on PDF and approaches are constantly
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4y ago
I find it curious that you point out regular social interaction as a major culprit of lost time here but not the 4 different communication mediums that every workplace uses, or the egregious levels of ritualistic meetings, or the expectatio
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4y ago
Can you explain more what you mean? I'm unsure where you're making your point from.
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I'm at the stage now where if a company required me in the office, the surcharge I'd be asking on top of my wage (30% would do it) would be so hilarious that it would be insulting, but in my mind, that's kinda the point.
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I made this comment to a friend recently that I don't think enough people are considering that he might actually be mad enough to have spent $44B to destroy a toxic business.
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Whilst mild, a much too vulgar display of power.
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Not nit picking, just informing, population currently stated to peak around 2080-2100 at around 10.2-11.4b, depending on the estimate!
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Decarbonising means moving away from sources of energy with extreme levels of CO2 output. I like your thought on this, but it really is not that simple, however great it would be if it was. You get into issues of energy density very quickly
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