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by throwaway14356 2y ago
in my experience corporate appathy in large companies is a near infinite resource but im probably still to optimistic. it reminds me of a mysterious building no one knew the origin or purpose of. someone filled a form for poor cleaning then
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
i had a hilarious argument with the significant other when my messages appeared a very lame response to messages i didn't receive. i think the mental model should be what is most useful in court. if a netsplit occurs the state of the r
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
just make jokes? what did the weather do to you?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
minimal effort can be fun. you cam always think of people as specialized tools with needs. if you get a good idea about both and refresh it periodically you are done. If you document enough you will be able to satisfy some needs, sometimes
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
wouldn't the scarcity increase the value? Why would we want people to study things we don't need and not study things in high demand? I wonder what the real cost is. My school does about 80:1 in diplomas:jobs every year. I got the
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
The native slider is hideous as f and further offends me by being called a range. Why are stupid simple things missing like display the value? We could even have a same name number input that displays the set value or an <input for=&quot
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
i wonder, is that specialist suppose to not make money their entire career? I think actually good education would allow them to do all kinds of things. I do feel the raw idea is bad then added the survey to measure [????] say quality of lif
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
didn't give it much thought but couldn't you eventually run schools and universities on a percentage of student income tax (and remove all other sources) combined with a periodic questionnaire (for life) how [?????] one thinks the
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
from what i understand beds are really expensive where with beds we mean nurses and with expensive we mean profitable.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
our architects love building the house before making the drawings. i imagine we will probably figure it out eventually when the feature set can be strictly defined. (maybe you eventually want a bath tub and a toilet in each room? maybe not?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
writing great documentation is extremely hard. sometimes it is so well done you only notice it in how fast and easy you progress. the funniest opposite was documentation i wrote myself but turned out to complicated for the future self. i ke
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
the fun of that study is that the pigeon behavior they think is to get food is superstition it self.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
If the goal is one thing there might be nice side effects but they are never the goal. The moment the goal can be accomplished better by getting rid of the nice things the nice things should be disposed of. For a while we had people creatin
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
There is stuff you cant talk about everywhere. if it finds its way into the dataset something has to be done. The scope and what it is of course varies wildly.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
we've seen aircrafts drop out of the sky and also vanish
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
don't word it like that! it should be a punishment that sufficiently discourages repetition
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I really eat a lot. When my gf cooked more and the potato meat ratio changed from 1:3 to 3:1 I immediately started to grow fat. I had her adjust it to 1:1 and started eating lots of sausages and chicken legs between meals. 500g to a kg per
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
some fun study sort of concluded that the ratio carbs vs fat and protine is the entire mechanic. fat people who eat almost nothing eat only carbs thin people who can eat huge amounts every day eat a lot of fat and protein. Both eat other th
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
only one type :p
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Robbert space industries. People paid for something that took forever to materialize but were somehow excited to be part of the process. Innovation right there!
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
From what I understand, it was possible to build fantastic steam engines only after the patents expired. Before everyone was sitting on pats of it unwilling to cooperate like stubborn children.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
insert ads in the json
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
It is one of the few things for which i could see the use of a new web document type.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/su...
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
We deserve this treatment. Their entire personality on the international stage was created by the west. It could of course be that they would be much worse without us but that didn't happen.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
their papers are much more likely to find real world application too
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
it doesn't sound like it but it is it. The talking point is always focused on rewarding those who did the work but that I have to pay to enforce the scheme and the cost of going without if we don't get permission is also not impor
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
they greatly simplified the search by preferring very crappy matches on large websites over exact matches on small sites. They also love it when people return to the search results. Crappy results are more profitable. Shutting down technora
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-01-13-social-media-manipulati...
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
yes, i almost forgot that part. I created splogs to promote businesses. I duplicated the comment spam from other splogs then the spammers could easily find the splog and "update" the page many times per day. My normal blogs only g

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