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jmhnilbog
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Comment #23539956
Online social events just don't do it for me. The time delay is a small factor, but reducing social interactions to what I can take in to only two senses while everyone sits in a c…
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Comment #23417630
Yeah, he might have to move away from the west coast and live like a king on whatever scraps he saved.
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Comment #23417603
One more data point that no one with self-respect could work at a FAANG company?
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Comment #23417429
Facebook doesn't have anything more that the dream of a promise that some day they'll have AI smart enough to curate content as well as humans can. They don't even have a hope of d…
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Comment #23416839
Good for you! You can always go back if you get the itch. Most tech changes too quickly to catch up with only at the cosmetic level anyway. For evidence, see any of the cycles of c…
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Comment #23416723
Do you think instances of anxiety are inherently irrational or unhealthy? I know of the effect of sustained stress on people, but I was trying to bring to light potential positive …
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Comment #23416404
Agreed. Anxiety can also be expressed as a realization that what's being worked on is useless, adds negative value, or just personally unfulfilling or unimportant. Cops firing tear…
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Comment #23416014
While I agree with this framing of the problem, it feels like another expression of dysfunction in development increasing as direct interaction with clients and users decreases.
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Comment #22676996
Reverting won't erase your users' poor experience with your product.
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Comment #22489403
Human behavior is no more complicated than that of anything else living. We just have more complicated ways to justify our actions.
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Comment #22331350
I just wish someone would teach comp sci kids that checking for error conditions is more important than making something look pretty and/or complex.
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Comment #22206708
If you're going to argue that truth is relative, fine. Let each person decide their own truth and broadcast it. Let each person decide what to believe and decide what is good and w…
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Comment #22206615
If you have so little skin in the game that you can maintain that attitude, you should probably stay out of the discussion.
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Comment #22206546
Platforms must be responsible for what they publish. If NBC ran child pornography, it'd be held responsible. Facebook runs it and says, oops in ten years we'll have AI to not show …
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Comment #21707314
A world where all podcasts have lo-fi production values and only weirdos with too much time and a LOT of interest in the topic at hand make them would be wonderful. The audio versi…
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Comment #20770424
Is there a goal in creating artificial general intelligence other than creating a form of enslaved life we can tell ourselves isn't really life, so it's okay?
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Comment #20709984
If only everything could be homogenous everywhere, so the very few people who have the opportunity to work wherever they like could avoid momentary inconveniences!
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Comment #20155346
Don't people at least like to pretend they have free will and are not automatons responding mechanically to biological prompts? Are the prompts somehow acceptable if they appear on…
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Comment #19453634
I'm not arguing to pay YouTube to hire thousands of moderators. I'm arguing that YouTube should not be allowed to post content without taking responsibility for it. If YouTube can'…
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Comment #19453545
Gawker, a publisher, was shut down because it reported on Hulk Hogan's sexual activity. I think we can assume that larger publishers would be shut down for more outrageous content.…
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Ask HN: Why shouldn't platforms be responsible for what they host?
The Communications Decency Act pretends platforms are somehow different from publishers. ISPs and such, sure, I see a benefit in not holding the way to get to the internet at large…
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Comment #19331857
Eventually it becomes interesting again, though. The guy who does nothing but white canvases gets a degree of notoriety after a while. And the three thousand, two hundredth guy who…
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Comment #19320696
Everything that you've ever encountered has made some tiny impression on you. Advertising is a "weaponized" process that aims to force a set of impressions on people where the agen…
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Comment #18808098
Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes (not preferred; I miss having in-person co-workers) Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: JS, php, Java, whatever C-ish or scripty language, …
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Comment #18790247
I would love to see this idea translated into event planning/calendaring. Probabilistic party planning. I want to see what might be happening tonight in addition to what is definit…