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Comment #48805734
Between this and the C.Ronaldo decision, I wonder if we're headed toward a future change to the automatic red card suspension. Part of what makes a red seem extreme for certain fou…
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Comment #48762141
A tool that encourages bad behavior at scale is a bad tool. Blaming individuals for a collective problem leads to no improvements.
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Comment #48738832
Bit of a double-edged sword, that. Worker-owned businesses are great, but if you instead make workers minority shareholders, you get... the modern retirement system, and inflated a…
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Comment #48738785
This isn't just about residential rent. Commercial rent squeezes businesses, forcing wages downward and prices upward.
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Comment #48573542
Turning inefficient, unreadable code into efficient, readable code often results in an overall reduction in LoC. High-quality code and high-volume code are highly anti-correlated. …
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Comment #48494148
Mental health is health. Negative mental health impacts are particularly significant when your job is to perform mental labor. It's not defiance, it's reality: if you drag down my …
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Comment #48490967
This really hit home for me: In some cases, workers are also being asked to automate the parts of their jobs they enjoy most, Hinds said on the podcast, pointing to customer-servic…
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Comment #48418575
Every time I review a new PR to my codebase, I go "oh shit, these unit tests are garbage, they've clearly been vibecoded" and tell the contributor to rewrite the unit tests so they…
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Comment #48372117
For the initial position, he has a case. Then he kept playing a market that was already fully decided, when the only step left was to resolve the outcome. I believe the relevant ad…
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Comment #48371902
If your only motive is profit, then the cruelest actions are the most efficient, because you don't have to compete with people interested in morality. It sucks.
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Comment #48025759
They seem to be converging toward an asymptotic accuracy level that is not particularly close to 100%. That is not good enough when you're trying to instruct engineers, particularl…
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Comment #48023801
The ticket has subtle errors in its description that are only caught by someone experienced with the codebase. The code hides an exception behind an if-then-else that defaults to t…
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Comment #47964166
Thus replacing the work of the upper classes.
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Comment #47937619
"Lawful" as determined by the party executing the action is very different from actually lawful. The courts can intervene later, but they can't un-bomb a hospital. This is setting …
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Comment #47732132
I've used a K4 for 6 years now and love it. The only thing is that I had to swap out the arrow keys for textured ones, which allows me to reach for them blindly and keeps me from l…
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Comment #47694590
It's honestly one of his worst videos, but Jon Bois has quite thoroughly documented how many mattresses they tried to sell him as a result of him buying a mattress. https://www.you…
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Comment #47691985
Any dataset involving police actions will show high concentrations in poor areas because that's where police patrol the most and where they're most likely to crack down on behavior…
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Comment #47604644
That's also what NFT hypebros said.
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Comment #47603824
Ah, the eternal handwave for anything the AI doesn't do well - it must be user error.
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Comment #47603655
Bubbles don't pop overnight. In the aftermath of any collapse, you can generally see a pretty clear pattern of red flags (and attempts to minimize them or cover them up). Some part…
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Comment #47589288
104.3a A player can concede the game at any time.
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Comment #47575322
Most professional stadiums display the pitch speed, albeit usually on one of the auxiliary boards rather than the main video board. Thanks to enhanced pitch tracking in the last fe…
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Comment #47530948
Paywalls can have the opposite of the effect you want. Implemented incautiously, they can fail to disincentivize parties who can make profit in excess of the cost, and it can succe…