I think those are things human consciousness has, not is.
I agree. The pop product is primarily a persona and a brand rather than the art itself (though it can be both), but it's not like that's not ever true of niche artists, it's just packaged differently and on a different…
Right, but people with lower incomes spend, and mostly on necessities, I think the idea is that most of those necessities would become more expensive (naturally or artificially due to price-fixing) if the poorest…
I actually do think that people who prefer content of fidelity over content of intent are making a mistake, yes. I don't think they're incapable of thinking, I don't care to apply any virtue labels to this preference,…
Diversity is good for populations. If you have a tiny pool of individuals with mostly the same traits (in this case I mean things like culture, education, morality, ethics, rather than class and race - though there are…
Not in the hearts and minds of most individual SMB hackers, though (except Heroku to some degree in some circles). Most of the rest were only for Enterprisey teams. Many, many folks graduated straight from FTPing PHP to…
And the best hackers at any level abstraction will always be the ones that actually understand what's going on in every lower layer in order to diagnose when the abstraction is failing them. Anyone that thinks you can…
Yeah. Consequentialism is my position, but I also accept it's not convincing. So, at least one side or the other of this conversation the bot is being too agreeable, probably both.
I don't know how anyone can trust these things at all. What I want: a balanced, nuanced, deep engagement with a topic I don't already have mastered that may need to challenge my intuition or require of me some effort to…
9/11 is nowhere near the beginning nor end of the process.
It's my favorite thing about "Inside Job" conspiracies. Whether authority has covertly orchestrated an event behind the scenes or if they were quietly and deliberately lax in preventing the event, if they were just…
I don't think this happens enough for us to be able to derive descriptive usage, never mind prescriptive rules.
It's not about features or if they work it's about the conceptual load presented to the user by the quality of how those features are integrated, how much configuration they require to do only what you want them to, ask…
Yes, Issue with GitLab is their "Enterprise" maximalist feature set. Seems like they want to be the solution for the entire SDLC for every conceivable team. I remember thinking a decade ago "wow these guys are biting…
What I've come to realize (despite avoiding such a negative conclusion) is that the dominant culture's experience with sex seems to be mostly limited to that which includes problematic power dynamics (e.g. mainstream…
My intent wasn't to redact my comment history (I also value that permanence), just remove attribution/profile and any ability to log in so I stop being tempted to comment further.
I don't follow. I don't practice monogamy so I'm really unclear how my arguments promote monogamy.
> If two people each drink a beer and then have sex, did they rape each other? That's too concerned with post-facto labels. Better framing: If I am sexually interested in someone and value their consent, should I ensure…
Everyone is part of rape culture, the same way that everyone is part of racism. I am not trying to point out certain people as criminal but rather certain behaviors and ideas as perpetuating the situation and others as…
I'm not sure if you can't see the power imbalance posed here, or if you just can't see it as a problem, but I don't really care. You need to improve. Too many people (of all genders) see the value that men provide to…
Those sound like capitalism problems, not medical ones, to be probably too honest (HN doesn't generally vibe with class consciousness because so many tech bros sell out or dream of selling out one day, but). Society can…
This is what disconnected corporate people believe (whether they are themselves cogs or are the one operating the drawer), but the truth is that high-performing contributors are never cogs and progress is not measured…
Yep, in the case of open source contributions as an example, the bottleneck isn't contributors producing and proposing patches, it's a maintainer deciding if the proposal has merit, whipping (or asking contributors to…
No wireless. Less space than a Nomad.
Yes. It's incredible to me that this project seems to have been completed without knowledge or any intent to replicate this scene, that it seems to be entirely coincidental.
I think those are things human consciousness has, not is.
I agree. The pop product is primarily a persona and a brand rather than the art itself (though it can be both), but it's not like that's not ever true of niche artists, it's just packaged differently and on a different…
Right, but people with lower incomes spend, and mostly on necessities, I think the idea is that most of those necessities would become more expensive (naturally or artificially due to price-fixing) if the poorest…
I actually do think that people who prefer content of fidelity over content of intent are making a mistake, yes. I don't think they're incapable of thinking, I don't care to apply any virtue labels to this preference,…
Diversity is good for populations. If you have a tiny pool of individuals with mostly the same traits (in this case I mean things like culture, education, morality, ethics, rather than class and race - though there are…
Not in the hearts and minds of most individual SMB hackers, though (except Heroku to some degree in some circles). Most of the rest were only for Enterprisey teams. Many, many folks graduated straight from FTPing PHP to…
And the best hackers at any level abstraction will always be the ones that actually understand what's going on in every lower layer in order to diagnose when the abstraction is failing them. Anyone that thinks you can…
Yeah. Consequentialism is my position, but I also accept it's not convincing. So, at least one side or the other of this conversation the bot is being too agreeable, probably both.
I don't know how anyone can trust these things at all. What I want: a balanced, nuanced, deep engagement with a topic I don't already have mastered that may need to challenge my intuition or require of me some effort to…
9/11 is nowhere near the beginning nor end of the process.
It's my favorite thing about "Inside Job" conspiracies. Whether authority has covertly orchestrated an event behind the scenes or if they were quietly and deliberately lax in preventing the event, if they were just…
I don't think this happens enough for us to be able to derive descriptive usage, never mind prescriptive rules.
It's not about features or if they work it's about the conceptual load presented to the user by the quality of how those features are integrated, how much configuration they require to do only what you want them to, ask…
Yes, Issue with GitLab is their "Enterprise" maximalist feature set. Seems like they want to be the solution for the entire SDLC for every conceivable team. I remember thinking a decade ago "wow these guys are biting…
What I've come to realize (despite avoiding such a negative conclusion) is that the dominant culture's experience with sex seems to be mostly limited to that which includes problematic power dynamics (e.g. mainstream…
My intent wasn't to redact my comment history (I also value that permanence), just remove attribution/profile and any ability to log in so I stop being tempted to comment further.
I don't follow. I don't practice monogamy so I'm really unclear how my arguments promote monogamy.
> If two people each drink a beer and then have sex, did they rape each other? That's too concerned with post-facto labels. Better framing: If I am sexually interested in someone and value their consent, should I ensure…
Everyone is part of rape culture, the same way that everyone is part of racism. I am not trying to point out certain people as criminal but rather certain behaviors and ideas as perpetuating the situation and others as…
I'm not sure if you can't see the power imbalance posed here, or if you just can't see it as a problem, but I don't really care. You need to improve. Too many people (of all genders) see the value that men provide to…
Those sound like capitalism problems, not medical ones, to be probably too honest (HN doesn't generally vibe with class consciousness because so many tech bros sell out or dream of selling out one day, but). Society can…
This is what disconnected corporate people believe (whether they are themselves cogs or are the one operating the drawer), but the truth is that high-performing contributors are never cogs and progress is not measured…
Yep, in the case of open source contributions as an example, the bottleneck isn't contributors producing and proposing patches, it's a maintainer deciding if the proposal has merit, whipping (or asking contributors to…
No wireless. Less space than a Nomad.
Yes. It's incredible to me that this project seems to have been completed without knowledge or any intent to replicate this scene, that it seems to be entirely coincidental.