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tokyolights2

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    Comment #45657336

    Sounds similar to [Jevon's Paradox]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox ), although here the resource is developer time.

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    Comment #45582834

    Its the curse of engagement. If she read the literature and came to a "boring" opinion it would be much harder to gain a following online. It isn't impossible to gain a following w…

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    Comment #45506729

    I like the sentiment but it sounds very similar to Soverign Citizen nonsense. You can't just plug your ears and say that a law doesn't apply to you because you didn't consent to it…

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    Comment #44957027

    I wonder how much of it is that in today's society it is worse to be disagreeable than it is to be inept.

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    Comment #44839444

    Tangentially related: for those of you using AI tools more than I am, how do LLMs handle things like API updates? I assume the Python2/3 transition was far enough in the past that …

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    Comment #44636430

    FTA > pumped so much fluid underground in the Permian Basin that it leaked into a prolific oil-producing layer of rock, making it all but impossible to extract crude, according to …

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    Comment #44544792

    You are just describing what advertisers actually do in practice. Maybe if everyone had the same access people would realize how invasive it is.

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    Comment #44203458

    Sandia National Labs is one of the few places in the country (on the planet?) doing blue-sky research. My first thought was similar to yours--If it doesn't have storage, what can I…

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    Comment #41965586

    I'm confused, couldn't a Patreon owner take their money and invest it if they want compounding interest?

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    Comment #41572054

    Where do you think that money comes from and what gives it value? Your bank account is full of your governments' money...

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    Comment #41540635

    Maybe my brain has been too rotted by listening to Noam Chomsky in my youth, but government spending and capitalism are two sides of the same coin. Everyone in washington is a capi…

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    Comment #41540493

    What should the government be spending its money on? So in those countries, social services are making up ~25 percent of government spending. But that includes healthcare and jobs …

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    Comment #41271618

    Event sourcing is a pattern (antipatern?) that appears useful because it solves an interpersonal problem. It is the kind of thing that middle management salivates over because it a…

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    Comment #40751581

    I have seen this multiple times before. Management chastising good work because some externality of that work shows up on a graph that they have to talk about at some weekly meetin…

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    Comment #37526770

    In unix the names of things are just based on what stuck and what was used. My favorite example of name evolution is the jump from `more` to `less` (because less is more...)

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    Comment #36089269

    My biggest insight about recursion came in my graduate algorithms course. I had a great professor who was talking about dynamic programming. I think that most people can agree that…

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    Comment #36059155

    Yeah. I don't have as much of a drive, but I haven't really had any problems with sex. I think it helps that my lovers and I have pretty crazy sex so it is rather easy to get excit…

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    Comment #36059049

    I spent two years during the pandemic working at a hand-made beeswax candle factory. I spent most of my day either running the wax filtering machine or dipping taper candles. When …

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    Comment #36058817

    I can see that. At my medium-sized company the management is taking the position of mostly hiring senior people right now, because we don't have many openings and they feel like th…

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    Comment #36051641

    Oh I completely agree that they are connected. I just noticed before starting that I would regularly feel the effects of stress in my body and that would put my in a defensive, exh…

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    Comment #36048498

    I completely believe that somatic therapy can be helpful. I have over the last few months been taking an SSRI to help with genralized anxiety. There has been a small effect in my m…

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    Comment #35995364

    The best part about introducing your friends to each other is that then they can hang out with each other without you having to do anything at all! I definitely have some close fri…

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    Comment #35995324

    As a gay person that will probably not end up having a traditional 'family unit' in my lifetime, I question whether or not the family is enough to stave off lonliness. I see a lot …

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    Comment #35995169

    I spend so much of my time intentionally trying to cultivate community. In some respects, it is the over-arching theme of my adult life. I find community is very hard to come by so…