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Comment #49092894
I recommend you approach life in a spirit of curiosity—it can be interesting to learn about the different interests and motivations of other people!
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Comment #48202327
Exactly, I’m confused why people are feeling obligated to put more effort than they have interest for these projects. If Facebook did start using my project in production, then tha…
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Comment #45167981
> 4. Donate the rest wholesale to charity. Tax deduction should be around $25k - likely more financial benefit than selling piece by piece, with infinitely less hassle. What charit…
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Comment #44675695
There's an interesting series of fantasy novels by the author Graydon Saunders, occasionally recommended on this website, that almost entirely avoids the use of pronouns: https://w…
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Comment #44652257
It doesn't even require a big team to be useful—I won't remember how I organized a set of styles a few months from now, and having Tailwind require a minimal set of constraints, an…
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Comment #44553795
Does this effect taper off as you get further away from the edges of the pool? Wondering if you could eliminate the unfairness by just leaving a few lanes empty on each edge of the…
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Comment #44415057
This is worse. The U2 thing was a "gift", albeit an unsolicited one that many people didn't want and were annoyed by. This is just a crappy ad.
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Comment #44147125
I agree with this; I think part of the societal problem is one of poor urban planning. I’m lucky to live in a neighborhood in New York (Sunnyside) that has a park that is the hub o…
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Comment #44044426
People speculate this is what happened to Graham Linehan—I heard a funny story on a podcast in which somebody, a number of years ago, sent him an email saying that they were a big …
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Comment #44028585
I’m familiar with the Grasshopper visual scripting environment for the Rhino CAD system, and what you’re describing happens there as well…but I don’t really perceive it as a negati…
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Comment #43926781
> I worked in retail loss prevention Your salary was the exact kind of thing that needs to be balanced against the cost of fraud; if it was larger than the amount of fraud you prev…
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Comment #43812472
This is what I do—it can even be a detailed slack message. I start writing the message with the goal of asking for some guidance, but in the process of carefully outlining the prob…
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Comment #43701527
They are clueless kids at their first job, following the orders of their hero. You think they’ll resist when the boss tells them, “cut everything”?
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Comment #43696780
It's a much lower bar to sow discord and chaos vs. being able to maintain a stable, functioning, low-corruption society. Just because a country is capable of one does not mean that…
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Comment #43696554
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I wish there were an similarly popular vector drawing format that did much much less than SVG. Any time you want to support vector drawings in a proj…
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Comment #43630759
Unhinged comment. Is the Parthenon not architecture because it’s not ADA-accessible? If someone installs an elevator does it become architecture again?
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Comment #43628131
It would be very surprising if the results from this approach were superior to simply machine-translating the entries from another language—because e.g. English already has so much…
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Comment #43497950
Meta is a funny one, because there doesn't really seem to be a "pro-Meta" contingent. They have lots of users, but not a lot of people who feel warmly about them as a company.
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Comment #43483754
Can you point to any actual real-world cases where something like this has happened? It sounds like a movie concept; we're letting real-world policy be determined by a fantasy peop…
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Comment #43476315
What are the odds that Goldberg was included in the Signal chat intentionally by a whistleblower? I.e., someone who had reservations about what was about to take place (either the …
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Comment #43089965
I had assumed it was a reference to the highly polarizing and political author Ayn Rand—might be worth giving some thought to!
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Comment #43089329
This story is a good opportunity to post one of my favorite clips from Malcolm in the Middle (42 seconds): https://youtu.be/AbSehcT19u0?si=qqULHxzhi_IaNfDp