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oneepic
2y ago
That's an interesting point, doesn't this depend on the expertise of the audience? I'm not a psych expert, so if I'm unwilling to go back to school to interpret both sides "perfectly" then I'd be unsuccess
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oneepic
2y ago
I argue it's relatively scathing, because Haidt's wording is much more dramatic, negative, and more aimed at a person than Ferguson's wording is. By "facts" I assume you mean claims, no? I'm not sure how tone w
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oneepic
2y ago
As a layperson who doesn't understand psychology but is interested in science and peace, I felt that Ferguson's article (this HN post) was much less directed at a person (as opposed to the person's work or theories put forwar
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oneepic
2y ago
It's a huge space, so I wouldn't say it's easy. Also several ideas will just not be interesting to you at first, and many others will only be revealed as uninteresting after a while (ie you hit a problem you aren't inter
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oneepic
2y ago
For one person's anecdotes on the culture, read Exit Interview by Kristi Coulter. Amazing read IMO, and it explained a lot of how I've felt at Microsoft and Google.
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oneepic
2y ago
I would add a couple games that moved me (Hindsight, A Memoir Blue). but I also have to mention not all of their titles are smash hits IMO -- I disliked Florence, Last Stop, If Found, and Open Roads. That said, I agree that their good games
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oneepic
2y ago
Elm has stopped being updated. I naturally assumed it was quietly abandoned. https://elm-lang.org/news
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oneepic
2y ago
That lines up with 1/1/70 0:00 UTC, but that's also hilarious.
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oneepic
2y ago
As usual from Microsoft, the answer to the Visual Studio issue is, "Fuck you." Not a surprise, but I'm grateful for the Dolphin devs working through all this.
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oneepic
2y ago
Many "senior engineers" are BS and are just posturing. To be honest, this idea alone has been really, really hard for me to understand personally. I learn a lot by watching other people work, and I spent way too much time seeing p
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oneepic
2y ago
Which part is bad, the worstcase part? I'm sleepy. I guess I meant a dishonest person giving positive status updates but basically lying about the progress or stealing credit. Coasting isn't the bad part i guess, it's the exp
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oneepic
2y ago
Also, candos are trying to flag potential "warzones" and avoid them. Meaning, they don't want the job to become a constant battle with anxiety, users, other stakeholders' pressure, things like that. They just want a job,
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oneepic
2y ago
"It's that simple, and that hard." --Richard Hamming (but, he was talking about doing science)
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oneepic
2y ago
Offtopic: on mobile I get a really awful ad that puts borders on the whole screen, and cuts off the article's words on the far left and right. I'd say I will never go to this site again, but then again, I may as well never read ne
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oneepic
2y ago
Certain people take their job seriously. You can judge that however you want, but they exist.
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2y ago
There are millions upon millions of people working in the entertainment industry globally, in some sense (videogames, TV, film, music, art) -- not even counting side hustles and hobbyists. This industry also spends and rakes in billions of
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2y ago
I'd like to read this article but keep getting ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Sorry, your site seems broken.
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oneepic
2y ago
I think a surprising amount of people already share this view, even if they don't go into extensive treatment with references like Dekker presumably does (I haven't read it). I suspect most people in power just don't subscrib
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oneepic
2y ago
I would have to guess you can't speed up to pass another vehicle (think bus or truck, or maybe a dangerous situation) and then you will piss off anyone in the fast lane who does not have these limiters.
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oneepic
2y ago
What's the motivation behind going to an article about a language upgrade, then proceeding to shit on language features that have been there even before Java 8?
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oneepic
2y ago
I'm not a security pro, but the claim about "spun clickbait" doesn't hold for me. I thought it was new to me, and an attack possibility that I hadn't considered before reading. I do think I "validate" site
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oneepic
2y ago
I may be alone in this, but I think these threats like jailtime for fraudulent research would have the side effect of discouraging researchers that don't even engage in that stuff. I think pulling out the pitchforks is a misguided idea
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oneepic
2y ago
I got really pissed when the headline didn't match the puzzle specs. Still kinda cool to think about at least.
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oneepic
2y ago
Not the same, but I wanted to say that when I was upgrading apps from .NET Framework to Core and above, I was surprised how many Framework packages not only had upgrades, but were deprecated entirely and replaced by a new package. We had a
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oneepic
2y ago
I'm just going to write a comment without any criticisms or rudeness: Great work!
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oneepic
2y ago
I read TFA. Why would a truncated partial download happen and still run the script?
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oneepic
2y ago
Maybe a stress response? Any pain or sensitivity?
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oneepic
2y ago
This is a repeat of the HoloLens, which I'm sure is a repeat of other failures, but I lack the historical context.
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oneepic
2y ago
Not an expert, but I believe the human brain uses some mechanisms to stay on the same track even if there are problems with that track. Practically, if something bad did happen to your siblings and it was memorable, it's possible they
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2y ago
When I say trust, I mean trusting his ability to learn and grow, even in a behavioral sense. If you trust that, then you can talk to him first and then make a fair judgement about whether he's changed or not. Further, it's up to e
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