risenshinetech

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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Can you name a business that depends on zero other businesses? What a completely wild take.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
The "nuanced" argument you're responding to at least gives a window into why LLMs all talk about this same sort of nonsense and have this same bias. This kind of thinking is absolutely rampant these days -- especially on Redd
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
I think this is a scenario where if you have to ask, you'll never know. Perhaps, ironically, there just wasn't enough immediate stimulation for you to continue...
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
You can't imagine that someone working on something like this would slow down as the work neared completion? Why must a piece of software / code constantly be changing? What's your specific concern? You're making a very
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
The article absolutely does not support the claim made in the title. Either the writer did an awful job of summarizing the findings, or the findings are very weak.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
This entire article is clickbait. - Headline "My new car has a mysterious and undocumented switch". No, this is not a new car. This is a used car. Finding undocumented switches in a vehicle someone else owned is very common. Peopl
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Seemed like it would be interesting to read, but I slammed the back button once the butterfly (wtf), blur effect, and thin grey font on a white background overwhelmed me.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Please describe "normally". State machines can turn into nightmares, just like any design pattern used poorly.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
I think it's a pretty sad state of affairs if the most amazing thing about this is having friends.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Hey guys, follow these 12 SUPER easy tips! - Industry jargon - Industry jargon - Etc etc
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Good call on being cautious here. Unfortunately, there isn't anything between this product and the most basic, basic, basic timer for you to test out if the pomodoro method would work for you.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
> And you know what it is? It's volume. I eat too much. Have you considered eating less?
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
This comment is a shining example of the phrase "not even wrong".
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
> I don't understand why the author seemingly takes offense that sending an untrained person into a high-stakes scenario isn't something most companies do. Because then they wouldn't be able to write these sorts of outrage
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
This kind of outrage is fun to read. Someone gets themselves all worked up after hearing an offhand comment. Then proceeds to take a few paragraphs to set up what a shining beacon of kindness and compassion and calm consideration they are,
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Why were you forcing your dog to eat food?
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Pretty sure a dog will eat through a toothache too, but no one has mentioned anything remotely like this situation. You're bending over backwards to rationalize the really odd behavior of invoking a dead puppy friend to encourage a dog
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
I think adding a note that there's an end would go a long way. I personally tried it once, killed something like 100 ants, thought "That's cute, but not interested in clicking on ants endlessly", and closed the game well
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
They're not "practicing murder". They're not "practicing killing you". Stop with this hyperbolic nonsense. The military practices murder, not you and your mates in your local BJJ class. Do you say these things
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Since the OP never once mentioned CBT, why did you feel the need to give such a detailed description of the difference between the two? Why not go ahead and talk about the differences between ACT and the dozen other therapies out there?
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
The comments in this thread are so hyperbolic as to lead me to believe there's no value in reading them except for entertainment value: > Student loans are an aspect of generational warfare > one can no more live without educatio
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
As someone pointed out elsewhere, their very own comment makes this implication: > Smart people want to solve their own problems > Your spouse does not want to know how it works so that they can fix it themselves
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
That sentiment has been said about a lot of different things as long as there has been things to have sentiments about. What's your point?
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
Thank God some superheros have finally come along to make sure code never crashes any computers ever again! /s
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
What a cute take. As if seeing the problems and being given the authority to solve them always came in pairs. My guess is you're one of the interviewers/employees he was talking about in the article.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
I came here to say the same thing. What insight do these diagrams provide? They always struck me as a useless but flashy visualization that you would put in front of your company to make people believe Important Work is happening inside.
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
You haven't provided enough context (if there even could be enough) to answer this question. You asked if it "would be okay". No one can answer this question for you. What does "be okay" even mean? Focus on the cont
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
> Is there a name for this simple style of writing? 4th grade English
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
If the title were "Is Everything Behavioral Science?" I certainly would have answered the question myself with a "no" and then moved on with my day. Instead, I was fooled into clicking on the article with the false hope
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by risenshinetech 2y ago
People draw these things precisely because of this kind of pearl clutching overreaction

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