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Comment #38190489
But that's not Stockholm Syndrome. It's more sunk-cost fallacy and inertia.
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Comment #36805423
Oh, that is interesting. I can see it.
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Comment #36786755
Last time this came up I really got value out of https://www.codingfont.com/ to compare fonts in a tournament style until I found a font I liked. Years later I'm still happy with m…
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Comment #36605339
My perspective is different than what has been posted, so here it goes. I knew I could outwork everyone and brute force being a better programmer by a function of continuous improv…
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Comment #36316172
Shhh.... Conspiracy theorists just move to a new conspiracy, they never go back and evaluate how they got swindled the first time.
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Comment #35713692
I was about to say the same thing. We currently use a podman container, deploy it in Kubernetes, build container images with it for CI, push them and scale down the podman containe…
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Comment #35614145
I now have two new goals. 1. Rewatch TNG 2. Emulate Picard
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Comment #35614111
The implication of CEOs has always been that good leaders increase profits. Bad leaders reduce them.
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Comment #35041665
I was telling my wife that internet of today is how p0rn sites looked in the late 90s. Popups, ads everywhere, miss-direction, can't go back, click this link to go here which might…
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Comment #35041624
If it's a small meeting I will say, "Give me a moment, I'm thinking". Even then it's faster thinking than I would like. If I'm forced to answer something, the more significant it i…
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Comment #34836210
OK, that is true in a way, I do think it depends on when you are thinking about retirement age, your future plans post-retirement, your family situation and how the market is doing…
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Comment #34824674
There is a weird hack about compensation. Move to a place with a much lower cost of living. I'm not talking about suddenly moving to Thailand, you can stay within the US, there are…
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Comment #34819140
Sure. The main gist is adult or unknown content is not OK. Video game, creative (draw, paint etc), educational videos are fine. Of course, I have had to refine these rules as thing…
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Comment #34796935
For me there is things you do that give you long term satisfaction and things you do that give you short term satisfaction. I think both have a purpose and a place. However it's in…
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Comment #34796838
See my reply to the original question.
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Comment #34796826
Just to be clear my oldest, now in 8th grade does ask occasionally to have a phone still. I gave her a pre-pay flip phone for emergencies, it can text and call, that's pretty much …
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Comment #34796544
I have not
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Comment #34781248
I do this with code a lot. If I work on a very hard, complex problem, which usually takes me about 1 to 2 weeks, I will switch to a very simple problem next. Ideally, I like jumpin…
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Comment #34781160
I know that people mentioned you can't jump to the conclusion that it's social media, but on a personal level with two teen girls I have noticed something interesting. Taking into …
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Comment #34709241
It kind of sucks that I'm stuck in the looking for the best solution instead of coming for a solution. I don't do this when I code and I probably should, and for my personal life I…
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Comment #34694050
This is what gets me. Of course, if I could do the thing regardless of my feelings I wouldn't read about self-discipline, it would already be handled. My biggest frustration with t…
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Books on Becoming More Socially Adept / Charismatic?
Lately, I keep noticing that my biggest hurdle at work is my inability to communicate effectively enough to convince others. I do not want to do this in a manipulative way, but by …
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Comment #34585947
This is what ChatGPT has to say about it: No, it is unlikely that ChatGPT will be able to replace Google in two years.
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Comment #34579840
I have been fortunate enough to be close friends with three different people that have what I call "people magic". One of them ended up being my significant other so I have been ab…
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Comment #34494510
4 kids, wife Wake up at 5:40 Kid prep, school buses etc 7:30 go to my office, write down my todo, journal 7:45 yoga or gym 8:30 cardio + read email, chats, reply to emails 9:00 wri…