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Comment #44107060
I fell in love with this piece hearing Michael Winograd play it on clarinet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTsQ-TbQReI
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Comment #42892579
I have also been telling Gemini to "fuck off" in my gmail, but that doesn't seem to make it go away
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Comment #41766673
New Jersey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Labs
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Comment #40987864
What in the world is a poetry lockfile
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Comment #38265472
This is essentially the conclusion the author comes to at the end of the piece
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Comment #37960575
> So as long as Songtrader keeps paying artists Fair enough, but I wouldn't hold my breath!
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Comment #31333610
If I were holding savings in USDC I would be nervous right now.
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Comment #13744895
Thank you for the recommendation, never would have found this and am loving it!
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Comment #13726605
Uber hasn't denied any allegations, all of which have an paper trail (otherwise known as "direct evidence")
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Comment #12739143
They seem to be doing just fine without the consent of the governed, given voter turnout in the US. I prefer to look through the lens of expected value. How can you vote in a way t…
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Comment #12702582
"Criminal Aliens Sexually Assault 70,000 American Women". You're saying you don't see ANY problem with this headline? The inference is that this is a giant problem that we should b…
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Comment #12597536
> "I'm curious about this project this little repo of yours. Is there some particular reason you chose to use to use / not-use X" This kind of question is exactly what I had in min…
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Comment #12593532
[edit: Both the reactions you listed seem fine, depending on what you're looking for. But I wouldn't do this myself, anyway.] I don't know the correct reaction, and don't do this w…
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Comment #12592549
Are you sure this is what happened? I ask because we interview lots of candidates who always jump straight to their favorite data structure. Given any algorithmic question, they'll…
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Comment #12413644
the parts people are taking issue with are the ridiculous generalizations that young women aren't interested in serious relationships, etc. the parent comment's perspective comes o…
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Comment #12413556
yep, seemed pretty obvious to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #12413261
> young women are not interested in serious relationships (instead they are interested in having fun, one-night stands, drinking, sex, etc...) because it gets in the way of having …
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Comment #12204163
I'm also more interested in finding a solution. Unfortunately, I'm also human, and defensiveness isn't something I can make magically disappear. I don't see competitiveness here. I…
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Comment #12203296
I get defensive when somebody dismisses my domain knowledge with a quick "why not just do this"? I'm not happy with myself when I react this way, but I do. Therefore, when I'm in a…
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Comment #12168297
> Disagree 100%. Some of the best developers I've met understand very well how to separate their work. The stereotypical hacker that works all through the night on obscure problems…
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Comment #12166993
Pete Egoscue's book "Pain Free" is IMO, the best book for understanding correct posture and how to achieve it. https://www.amazon.com/Pain-Free-Revolutionary-Stopping-Chro...
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Comment #12131914
this is brought up every time we have one of these discussions and is inevitably ignored by the commenter
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Comment #12004822
You're not the first person to think about this.
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Comment #12003646
Perfect.
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Comment #11993023
you said you wanted a response and not just downvotes. i tried ¯\_(ツ)_/¯