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SicSemperUranus

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    Comment #34114221

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    Comment #34107211

    So far 3 out of 5 items in the list have been called into question. Seems like an entire domain of knowledge might be a bit too broad to be summarized into listicles, even with the…

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    Comment #34046248

    A bag of flour would be noticeably better.

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    Comment #34046042

    I didn't really believe in schadenfreude until this happened. Now, every day is filled with pleasure!

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    Comment #34030354

    Finding good devs is hard enough without a dictatorial style of leadership. I find that people like democracy, for some reason.

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    Comment #33738689

    Don't forget to cook and eat that potato!

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    Comment #33478049

    It's a magic trick!

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    Comment #33477615

    Your sarcastic implication being that being good at managing car and space companies make him good at managing a social media company? Not only that, good enough to be better at it…

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    Comment #33467470

    Are people really expecting Twitter to survive The Musk? His rash actions almost feel like sabotage. I honestly expect Twitter to be dead or irrelevant in 2 years at most.

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    Comment #33348565

    I am actually familiar with some of the research actually, but thank you for your condescendence. I didn't mean to imply that the SAT or grades are not predictive of future perform…

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    Comment #33338579

    > Test scores are highly predictive Any study in this area that doesn't control for socio-economic factors is near useless, because it mainly predicts that children of successful (…

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    Comment #33256322

    > in favor of other methods for classification and discovery Aka the toxic engagement trap. I miss the days when unfathomable AI didn't dictate what's popular.

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    Comment #32920042

    There's still a dislike button, it just doesn't show the like to dislike ratio, so it's barely worth pressing. The outcry at the time seemed to indicate that this is explicitly to …

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    Comment #32812152

    It depends what the point is. You wouldn't let a motorcycle participate in a horse race. I think there's a place for AI art and it's fine if "manual art" remains the same. The diff…

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    Comment #32809453

    So your argument is Amazon is too dumb to be a threat? Even if we assume this is true for the present, seems very short-sighted to me.

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    Comment #32326296

    > never found a legacy JS codebase that has a robust test suite, so any refactoring I do can be hard to test and verify. Wouldn't you just... make a test suite?

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    Comment #32326011

    > Let me rent real servers, but expose it in a "serverless" "cloud-like" way, so I don't have to upgrade the OS and all that kind of stuff. I think you're describing platform-as-a-…

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    Comment #32276710

    How to know if a Google project is getting shut down: Is it ad-related? If not, it's already dead and just doesn't know it yet.

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    Comment #32276681

    "return to Uranus" sounds like a SpaceX kind of mission!

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    Comment #32270511

    That was very informative, thank you

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    Comment #32260054

    To me this is obviously unethical, but wouldn't this also be obviously unconstitutional in the US? At least if done deliberately? 14th amendment and all that.

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    Comment #32258603

    Would you consider candidates outside the US? e.g. in Canada?

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    Comment #32255557

    The article is paywalled, but this seems like a nothing burger. The point of ESG isn't to save the planet, it's to make the world a better place to live/work in. Union busting is b…

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    Comment #32255471

    But every community has their rules. Just because they're cultural rules doesn't make them anymore debatable. You: Break user space. Linus Torvalds: We don't do that here. You: I f…

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    Comment #32217991

    Part of the issue with the mindset of never outsourcing mission-critical tasks is, if something is not important, why are we doing it? Do we just like wasting money? For example, i…