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inanutshellus

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    Comment #49181588

    A "lab" is a place to experiment and grow. That the subject to experiment and grow with would be "crime" is a reasonable extension of the word, I suppose...

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    Comment #49088530

    > Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky? > I think so, Brain, but -- > YES! Time to take over the world [utilizing these philosopher kings]! To jump from one dated pop culture …

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    Comment #49011759

    The concept that's MAGICAL in Reveal.js is vertical slides. e.g. https://revealjs.com/#/2/1 You just make one slide deck with lightweight high-abstraction slides and depending on t…

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    Comment #49005539

    Oof. Pain may well be the "seasoning of life" but work is not pain. Work is the thing that helps one lift society up. We're all connected beings and one's occupation is how we each…

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    Comment #48934660

    "we're training the public that they're 'buying' a revokable license, not the song" ~MPAA ;)

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    Comment #48934561

    it's a frustrating pattern for sure. makes it so you can't reward good companies with return business. instead, we get the amazon-seller-experience: an ever-churning alphabet soup …

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    Comment #48834186

    if you wear yourself out mentally all day as part of your occupation, digging into a "good" book is often too much work. As anecdata: My wife has a "brainy" occupation and her bril…

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    Comment #48817712

    I lived several decades knowing only the standard set of knots (square, granny) that every six-year-old knows. Recently, due to Scouts, learned more and I can't believe how often I…

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    Comment #48326049

    Or maybe use a friend! "Hey joe, please proofread literally everything I post on the internet! It's your job after all!" ;-)

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    Comment #48324291

    I interpreted GP's message as "We used to lean-on and learn-from our friends, families, and coworkers, and insodoing we ourselves improved in a symbiotic way". The "job" in the spe…

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    Comment #48308858

    Did you keep your high school yearbooks?

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    Comment #48284258

    Neighbors of owned-properties: - care about the long-term effects of their actions - care about the plan of their surroundings - plan to stick around This is a HUGE part of the psy…

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    Comment #48235809

    Nothing charitable or uncharitable in the sentiment. Just interpretation. Keeping context confined to the 1999 and 1992 films... What meaning do you infer? I still can't find an al…

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    Comment #48228836

    I don't think it's "uncharitable"? Seems perfectly reasonable to not like a remake. He says: > ... this corporate remake is a worse creative "theft" than ... Context is that "this"…

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    Comment #48225578

    I assume he's saying Disney owns the 1992 film so the 1999 film is not theft, but he wants it to be because he doesn't like the 1999 film. Thus the quotes.

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    Comment #48206869

    What's this have to do with the thread you replied to? And... anyway... Google just changed its homepage to make "AI Mode" / LLM responses the norm. LLM usage is just going to be t…

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    Comment #48135923

    As you say - "good enough" is always the normal .

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    Comment #48110352

    I like the idea of not naming it. I treat it like housekeeping and treat features like hosting a party. Guests/stakeholders are people who want what you can make. The party is the …

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    Comment #48011177

    I'm 100% with the GP - I've avoided reading the book due to the manipulative sound to the title... Ironically I have read The 48 Laws of Power , hah. I read it though thinking "I'l…

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    Comment #48010868

    Notably a bigger problem for women who must put their phones in their back pockets due to having no/small pockets in front.