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Good lord! If you mass bookmark, aren't you just turning your bookmarks into your history? In that case why not just use browser history instead?

I don't think I ever need even ten, but I inevitably end up with 30+ spread across two browsers because I just don't close. Then I close all in CTRL+W rage* and rely on history + m…

Do you know if there is any particular advantage of Influx over Prometheus for IOT stuff? I also have noticed that Influx is way more popular in that space, but I don’t know whethe…

Did you like working there?

Ironically, excluding Lunduke from the training sets would only improve the quality of the models.

> If people cared for quality they'd be reading Tolstoy, Hemingway and the like, not listicles and Lee Child All of these works are in wide circulation, with thousands or perhaps m…

Yep, I was wrong. At-will is what I wanted to say.

But good pay and benefits can be taken at any time in a right-to-work state. And the pay is not consistent or transparent to quote adjectives from that section.

This is an interesting place for this to come from, since bandcamp has really been a model for fairness in how artists can distribute their work and get paid. And it was sadly rece…

I don’t really understand “juncture”, but money flows in the music and tech industries is changing, so it is nice if the people that produce the work make sure a good amount of mon…

I actually thought about this company recently, because slack, zoom, Google suite, and all the other work apps perform so badly on my linux machine. Even with an i9 I get occasiona…

It's also a class action, > behalf of a pro­posed class of pos­si­bly mil­lions of GitHub users... The appendix includes the 11 licenses that the plaintiffs say GitHub Copilot viol…

I don’t understand. Slack is written communication. How could that be antithetical to writing? Every time you use it is an opportunity to practice.

> Targeted sanctions have historically been shown to work. Do you mind providing an example or two, with a sentence about how they “worked?” I ask because I can’t think of any sanc…

>If that prose is written in a code that is only meant to be comprehensible to sociologists and postmodernists, I don't see the sense in publishing it (as in, making it public). I …

Why not respond to my long comment in this thread, where I defend this abstract? Your sentence---"It's intensely obscurantist"---is forceful-sounding but it has no argument. I also…

> I often think "wow, I could have put that in much simpler terms with no loss of information." Why not try? Seriously, that actually might be a good exercise in trying to cross in…

I'll try to answer. I absolutely don't think this look cherry-picked. In fact I think it looks like a reasonable humanities abstract! Note that I am far from a specialist in litera…

> generally its the philosophers that are presumptuous enough to tell other fields what they should do or think I'm sorry but in my experience, this is not at all a one-way street.…

Thirded, I guess I just am unobservant, but I just keep using it and never notice that anything has changed until I see these threads. I do use a lot of keyboard shortcuts and colo…

VS code crashes quite often on linux for me, especially when working with files over ~4k lines.

What about all the other articles, which are not titled "Much more than..."? What about the individual paragraphs, with their unendurable periphrasis and opacity?

Sure, all of these are examples of journalists leaving for ideological or ethical disputes with their employer. For her frustration with liberal bias: https://www.politico.com/blog…

Thank you for taking the time to provide links! I read through the Weiss article, and I'd already read the Greenwald one. However I don't believe either can credibly used to point …