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i say swears online posted:yeah i think they just stackoverflow everything but iunno it's all greek to me stackoverflow is pretty good yeah but there's also being able to quickly check if the way you're doing something won't screw with someone else's poo poo
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Aug 15, 2022 01:34
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crepeface posted:i have programmer friends and some of them really miss being in an office around other people. they're the kind of people that really need social interaction and they were absolutely miserable during covid. Why would anyone who actually needs social interaction become a computer janitor. Completely counterintuitive
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crepeface posted:really? coding on large complex projects requires so much collaboration! just get on a teams call
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some plague rats posted:Why would anyone who actually needs social interaction become a computer janitor. Completely counterintuitive it's what you do if you have a degree in pure mathematics but discover there aren't actually many positions that don't pay like absolute poo poo. also, like I said, large projects are very collaborative susan b buffering posted:just get on a teams call it works for important stuff but not as good for general "is anyone free for me to bounce ideas off"
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Aug 15, 2022 02:29
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people like getting paid to spank it, everybody knows, shut up
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Aug 15, 2022 02:41
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crepeface posted:it works for important stuff but not as good for general "is anyone free for me to bounce ideas off" I litterally just phone a boss or colleague if I need to bounce ideas around it's not that complicated
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crepeface posted:it's what you do if you have a degree in pure mathematics but discover there aren't actually many positions that don't pay like absolute poo poo. also, like I said, large projects are very collaborative why would someone who needs social interaction get a pure mathematics degree?!
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Aug 16, 2022 00:26
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josh04 posted:why would someone who needs social interaction get a pure mathematics degree?! mathematicians do math because they're geeks who think it's cool and want to share, which helps other math geeks make cool things selfish antisocial weirdos like Grigori Perelman push the edges of Math forward but kill community momentum, and we don't get a lot of genius collaborators like Paul Erdos (couchsurfed his whole life slamming amphetamines and jamming with interesting mathematicians) jobs like data science are dirty but they let you combine your math with interesting people's real world projects, so the work gets out there
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Aug 16, 2022 00:33
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crepeface posted:really? coding on large complex projects requires so much collaboration!
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Aug 16, 2022 01:49
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are you seriously too dumb to understand why talking to someone in person is different to chat
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Aug 16, 2022 01:59
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not in the context of making money for someone else
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Aug 16, 2022 02:00
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I don't care about programmers.
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Aug 16, 2022 02:01
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There are problems that can be resolved in chat, and problems that can be resolved with a zoom screen share. All other problems are for the escalation tech, who is contacted via chat.
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Saagonsa posted:I don't care about programmers. yeah we really shouldn't be making policy based on what's best for computer programmers.
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Aug 16, 2022 03:39
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crepeface posted:are you seriously too dumb to understand why talking to someone in person is different to chat the difference between handholding a coworker through a merge conflict in person versus over chat/screen share/etc is that they get to witness my life force leaving my body as i read the indecipherable error message of code:
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Aug 16, 2022 05:24
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for the loving life of me I can't remember the US senator/representative guy that posed for a gym glamour shoot which Chapo covered ~5 years ago. seemingly not Ted Cruz
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Aug 16, 2022 07:32
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Bust Rodd posted:
nice guess this is now a meta-dunk on Cruz, since his skinnyfat rear end isn't even up to Ryan's college repbrolican standards
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Re: the newest ep. Why are they talking about “dirty bombs”? Iirc that was just a fear mongering thing used by the US government that actually wouldn’t really work.
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Aug 16, 2022 09:52
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Uh, no, a bomb full of radioactive material combined with a substantial enough payload would be absolutely devastating to any environment, potentially for generations. The US fear mongering about it is deeply ironic given our propensity for depleted Uranium bunker busters leaving toxic waste buried below the surface of the earth forever.
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I remember as a kid hearing about dolphins and Elian but I didn't realize it was made up by some newspaper brain genius lol.
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Analytic Engine posted:nice "skinnyfat"? 
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Aug 16, 2022 12:23
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Bust Rodd posted:Uh, no, a bomb full of radioactive material combined with a substantial enough payload would be absolutely devastating to any environment, potentially for generations. The US fear mongering about it is deeply ironic given our propensity for depleted Uranium bunker busters leaving toxic waste buried below the surface of the earth forever. No, dirty bombs are bullshit. Depleted uranium underground is a problem because it's in one place for a long time. The radioactive material attached to a dirty bomb would be spread around and pulverized by the explosion. Back in the Bush days there was a study done to prove how dangerous dirty bombs were, and to prove it they had to assume that everyone in the vicinity of the bomb would never leave the vicinity or shower and also that it would never rain. If it did rain or people came in with hoses to hose down the area, and the people who had been near the blast showered, the effects of the radioactive material would be too small to measure.
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Aug 16, 2022 12:31
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I’m glad the scientists employed by the federal government said it was ok to use radioactive garbage to bomb people because our poison rains will come and disperse it harmlessly
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Aug 16, 2022 12:53
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The man portable suitcase dirt bombs Bush guys talked about were bullshit, but the Saudis just stuffing radioactive material into the bombs they're already dropping all over Yemen would indieed be bad.
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Terrible Opinions posted:The man portable suitcase dirt bombs Bush guys talked about were bullshit, but the Saudis just stuffing radioactive material into the bombs they're already dropping all over Yemen would indieed be bad. Not sure why that would require nuclear secrets though
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Aug 16, 2022 13:29
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Bust Rodd posted:I’m glad the scientists employed by the federal government said it was ok to use radioactive garbage to bomb people because our poison rains will come and disperse it harmlessly My man, they used that study to argue that dirty bombs were bad. I know you're like 40 don't you remember the Bush administration? Don't you remember the dirty bomb fear mongering?
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Terrible Opinions posted:The man portable suitcase dirt bombs Bush guys talked about were bullshit, but the Saudis just stuffing radioactive material into the bombs they're already dropping all over Yemen would indieed be bad. that's like saying a pipebomb with nails in it is a super ultra omega pipe bomb though. Like, yea, putting extra poo poo in a bomb is always bad, that's how bombs work. You don't need anything more than access to the materials, though, and there's zero way to stop a state or group from having access to 'radioactive material' as a concept.
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Gripweed posted:"skinnyfat"? Maybe on the Goon Scale
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Aug 16, 2022 15:54
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Here to say that Culver’s rules, and sometimes it’s nice to go to the office and bring people cookies or brownies/bars.
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https://twitter.com/pcgamer/status/1559736133185060865?s=21&t=6K_bbgUkTJGMTab6nNti0w
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I have a Culver's up the street and it's ok, but there is always a line at the window and you have to wait a bit for your food so I've only gone a couple times. It's a hamburger and tastes like pretty much every other hamburger.
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Wrong thread
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Gripweed posted:yeah we really shouldn't be making policy based on what's best for computer programmers.
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Boywhiz88 posted:Here to say that Culver’s rules, and sometimes it’s nice to go to the office and bring people cookies or brownies/bars. Culver’s double deluxe bacon burger, fries, curds, raspberry shake. I’m in heaven right now. Looking down on you and your inferior burger chains.
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Boywhiz88 posted:Culver’s double deluxe bacon burger, fries, curds, raspberry shake. I’m in heaven right now. Looking down on you and your inferior burger chains. Yeah because you died from eating that poo poo
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