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silveroriole
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Comment #36663638
At first I thought no way it can be so low, but 99.5k views since 2017 is indeed around 50 views per day. For 400 euros and all this effort... I get similar hits on a free neocitie…
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Comment #36613292
Judging by my performance reviews, I’ve gotten way worse at my job over time. They LOVED me as a junior, they despise me as a senior/lead. Only difference is that as a junior, when…
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Comment #36391915
Late reply but figured I would share what worked for me. Once a week, spend 15-20 minutes writing down what an ideal day would look like for you in as much detail as possible. Visu…
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Comment #35872151
“Your job as a bricklayer isn’t to lay bricks. It’s to solve building problems.” If you’re actually looking for an architect or designer or salesperson or manager, hire them instea…
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Comment #35853142
Agree 100%. My old workplace is making everyone commute to office next week so that they can “team bond and destress” by playing with office-provided toys. Really. It’s so patronis…
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Comment #35540141
If the expectations for seniors in her company are to close tickets without hand-holding, I wonder what the expectations are for juniors? To occasionally drool onto the semicolon k…
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Comment #35387294
> “remember that? yeah it was 5 years already” I get the impression many HN commenters haven’t even been adults for 5 years so no, they really don’t remember it :) for example arti…
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Comment #35387008
I want one of these “pretend to work” big money jobs. Where are they? Any recommendations?
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Comment #35301093
“Demonstrably” a psychological control system? Go on then, demonstrate it.
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Comment #35293724
Thank you for posting the content of the actual books. It’s kind of funny to me that people upthread are upset about the ‘blowjob’ scene when the characters involved immediately de…
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Comment #35293621
Is a book containing a husband and wife sexually suggestive, as it shows a heterosexual couple? Is a book containing a nuclear family even more sexually suggestive, since it implie…
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Comment #35265395
Still, I have 10+ years of evidence that employed work is boring, stressful and unfulfilling for me - so if I did feel bored after 2 years (and money wasn’t an issue) I really don’…
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Comment #35263261
Same, I’ve had a 6 month break from work and I don’t miss a single damn thing about it, except the pay! My lifelong chronic boredom actually went away for the first time ever. It’s…
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Comment #35201881
Vividly remember my mind being BLOWN by the normal mapping on the prison wall bricks in an Oblivion trailer! Simpler times :)
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Comment #35199280
I wish Godot had the art capabilities that Flash had. With Flash you could sit down to a blank canvas and end up with a game you could pop on the web, without needing a single exte…
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Comment #35196461
The parent described giving a negative review of a workplace as “backstabbing”. Do you disagree this is a negative value judgement?
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Comment #35041450
And I know, there’s an ethical issue to that. Like, should piles be able to bury nuggets? No! But in nugget culture, well you gotta nugget as a nugget.
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Comment #35041390
This is why I can’t do meetings. Like the article, all I end up saying is “I don’t know.” I get battered into agreeing with the other person in the meeting because I can’t debate w…
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Comment #34841855
Surely this is where the real money is, as long as they can draw up a good enough disclaimer to get out of being responsible for what the AI says. Everyone on Earth wants a friend …
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Comment #34818737
They seem to deal pretty well with confusing sentences containing typos, bad grammar or semi-nonsense. A “large language model cat made by microsoft” doesn’t mean anything but “lar…
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Comment #34818532
You told it that Sydney is an LLM chat and that it’s giving inappropriate responses. It parroted that back to you with some elaboration, and has apparently made you believe it has …
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Comment #34817397
I don’t know the technical details of chatgpt but other language models have a sort of randomness tuning that makes them produce more unlikely stuff. Chatgpt appears to be delibera…
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Comment #34762907
Absolutely. I tell people this constantly. If you write a test that says “it should have length 256”, that’s an assertion on the design intention, not on the actual functioning of …
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Comment #34761857
There’s no therapy that helps, at least as far as I know. At best you could learn coping mechanisms, but I don’t think anyone has ever been successfully convinced out of trans-ness…
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Comment #34761435
Would you support a woman having breast reduction surgery, or would you say “sorry your body doesn’t match your mind; get therapy”? I suppose you can argue the tissue here is not “…