That did clear it up for me, thank you!
I'm genuinely not certain how your definition of consciousness is distinct and different from 'responds to stimuli'.
I don't think its necessarily to keep humans on top. I don't think my dog can fly an F-16 but I also think my dog is conscious.
I don't think its possible to be working on 'absolutely nothing'. I think you'll find that if you really explore this idea that you can almost always go further. For example. Do you clean your house? Maintenance is…
Yeah it seems to me like a human bias against ignorance. We have this notion that if people that don't know the knowledge that we know they must be dumb because, "everybody knows ____". Kids are literally just the…
"There’s a lot of software being produced that just doesn’t care about its users, or that manipulates them, or that turns them into the product. And this isn’t limited to social media: as a user, I can’t even book a…
If I was their partner I would read this as, "Oh, they understand that we have two different ways of communication and they are changing their own behavior instead of asking me to change mine so that we both end up…
Location: USA Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few) Résumé/CV: Can email if interested: LinkedIn:…
I'm someone who's quite interested in learning to play music - took some classes in highschool (but my focus was the visual arts which is why I struggle to find time amongst my other hobbies, I'll get there) I always…
In this thread you've said both that people won't do 'unsavory' work, like cleaning, for social accolades but also that the people who do volunteer to clean up public spaces do it for social accolades (Virtue signaling)…
I think the people who volunteer to clean up their community beach, river, stream, city street would disagree with you. There's enough pushback to your current position that I can even think of memes that talk about…
That's an upper-limit for social relationships not signing on to things conceptually - for example: Taxes. We know that our taxes go towards making things for all ~350 million of us (USA) or however populous your…
> but you need to be very careful how you define community. A community that is defined by who is included nearly always cannot escape an implicit declaration of who is excluded, and a community which includes everybody…
I mean, in America? Right now? Maybe not... okay definitely not but I ask the same thing about Higher-taxes for the betterment of all. No way it would happen here - the people wouldn't accept it but it does work…
Location: USA Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few) Résumé/CV: Can email if interested: linkedIn…
In my career as a software dev I've found one thing to be true - Every Paradigm I ingest that opens new windows of opportunity are great at first pass and as I learn more the more narrow the scope they can be applied.…
I think the Front-End is split into multiple different parts that work together but I sometimes think about them separately. A) The organization of the individual parts. B) The 'look' of those parts. C) Technical stuff…
I strongly disagree with the usage of context-switch here. If you're writing HTML + CSS or writing HTML + Tailwind classes that's the same context. Maybe my experience with CSS is partly to blame - I can see a design…
This is true and its only a recent change. When I compare it to similar sites that do the same, remote rocketship is the best IMO. I personally think its worth 10 dollars for what it is. A barebones and clean aggregate…
Thanks for the arrow, I'll definitely add Otta.com to my rounds. If you're not familiar you could also try Remote Rocketship
Well its a mix of things. I struggle with "live coding", y'know fight,flight, or freeze? I freeze up. So on that front I think I need to do two things: 1. Slow down and ask for a few minutes to collect myself. "I'm not…
Its rough out here. I've got 8+ years of experience and I've worked a breadth of experience as well. I'm scouring the posts here on "Who's Hiring", I work applications on LinkedIn, Speak with some recruiters, and I…
Location: USA, Michigan (EST, but other time zones are OK) Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few)…
My only problem with this logic is that you and I both know you aren't getting paid for the time you spend not at your job and that you don't spend all of your time in pursuit of work. I don't mean, "You don't get paid…
Sure, while I'm skeptical I'm not going to act like there isn't some unknown secret sauce that bends a person's abilities in a direction. But as far as I know, there is no baby that has ever been known to pick up a…
That did clear it up for me, thank you!
I'm genuinely not certain how your definition of consciousness is distinct and different from 'responds to stimuli'.
I don't think its necessarily to keep humans on top. I don't think my dog can fly an F-16 but I also think my dog is conscious.
I don't think its possible to be working on 'absolutely nothing'. I think you'll find that if you really explore this idea that you can almost always go further. For example. Do you clean your house? Maintenance is…
Yeah it seems to me like a human bias against ignorance. We have this notion that if people that don't know the knowledge that we know they must be dumb because, "everybody knows ____". Kids are literally just the…
"There’s a lot of software being produced that just doesn’t care about its users, or that manipulates them, or that turns them into the product. And this isn’t limited to social media: as a user, I can’t even book a…
If I was their partner I would read this as, "Oh, they understand that we have two different ways of communication and they are changing their own behavior instead of asking me to change mine so that we both end up…
Location: USA Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few) Résumé/CV: Can email if interested: LinkedIn:…
I'm someone who's quite interested in learning to play music - took some classes in highschool (but my focus was the visual arts which is why I struggle to find time amongst my other hobbies, I'll get there) I always…
In this thread you've said both that people won't do 'unsavory' work, like cleaning, for social accolades but also that the people who do volunteer to clean up public spaces do it for social accolades (Virtue signaling)…
I think the people who volunteer to clean up their community beach, river, stream, city street would disagree with you. There's enough pushback to your current position that I can even think of memes that talk about…
That's an upper-limit for social relationships not signing on to things conceptually - for example: Taxes. We know that our taxes go towards making things for all ~350 million of us (USA) or however populous your…
> but you need to be very careful how you define community. A community that is defined by who is included nearly always cannot escape an implicit declaration of who is excluded, and a community which includes everybody…
I mean, in America? Right now? Maybe not... okay definitely not but I ask the same thing about Higher-taxes for the betterment of all. No way it would happen here - the people wouldn't accept it but it does work…
Location: USA Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few) Résumé/CV: Can email if interested: linkedIn…
In my career as a software dev I've found one thing to be true - Every Paradigm I ingest that opens new windows of opportunity are great at first pass and as I learn more the more narrow the scope they can be applied.…
I think the Front-End is split into multiple different parts that work together but I sometimes think about them separately. A) The organization of the individual parts. B) The 'look' of those parts. C) Technical stuff…
I strongly disagree with the usage of context-switch here. If you're writing HTML + CSS or writing HTML + Tailwind classes that's the same context. Maybe my experience with CSS is partly to blame - I can see a design…
This is true and its only a recent change. When I compare it to similar sites that do the same, remote rocketship is the best IMO. I personally think its worth 10 dollars for what it is. A barebones and clean aggregate…
Thanks for the arrow, I'll definitely add Otta.com to my rounds. If you're not familiar you could also try Remote Rocketship
Well its a mix of things. I struggle with "live coding", y'know fight,flight, or freeze? I freeze up. So on that front I think I need to do two things: 1. Slow down and ask for a few minutes to collect myself. "I'm not…
Its rough out here. I've got 8+ years of experience and I've worked a breadth of experience as well. I'm scouring the posts here on "Who's Hiring", I work applications on LinkedIn, Speak with some recruiters, and I…
Location: USA, Michigan (EST, but other time zones are OK) Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel, OK Technologies: React, Typescript, Next.js, PostgresSQL, Docker, Github (To name a few)…
My only problem with this logic is that you and I both know you aren't getting paid for the time you spend not at your job and that you don't spend all of your time in pursuit of work. I don't mean, "You don't get paid…
Sure, while I'm skeptical I'm not going to act like there isn't some unknown secret sauce that bends a person's abilities in a direction. But as far as I know, there is no baby that has ever been known to pick up a…