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invalidusernamelol [he/him]

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  • That does match though since it shows the monopolist using their position as the sole purchaser of labor to drive down wages

  • Depends on where you're moving to really. If you have relevant experience and good references, just keep applying until you can get into interviews. There's still a ton of remote work available for CS and CIS positions if that's what you're looking for.

    If the company seems to be very pro AI, just slap a bunch of GPT glazing in your cover letter.

  • I was kinda on the same train. What pulled me off was touching grass and growing up. It's hard to hold those positions when you have people you know and love that directly disprove them.

  • There's definitely something there, they hid behind the "adult" themes and animation for sure though. If they can expand on the core mechanics and make the story actually branch a bit in the next one I think they'll have a decent format for episodic Telltale style games.

    I started replying Wolf Among Us after I finished Dispatch and there's definitely some similar "edgy adult" writing in both.

  • Absolutely. Just hold ballots and don't stamp them until after the election.

    It also makes it easier to go after people for process violations that can be fabricated whole cloth.

  • For the record, so is mine and this is not a bad thing

  • Compliance

  • Marty Supreme was actually really good. I'm kind of a sucker for the chaos dialogue that they do better than anyone. Probably because it reminds me of growing up

  • Who gives a shit about Tarantino anymore? His role was taken on by the Safdie brothers and I think they do a much better job anyways.

  • Just finished it and it's like a good TV show. The pacing was great and even if the gameplay portion was a bit mid, they did a good job of adding character moments into it that felt natural in the cutscenes.

    I actually enjoy interactive story games as long as the story is good since I feel that added layer of agency (even if an illusion) can add to the impact.

    I also don't really care about how long a game is, I care about how long a game feels. A 100+ hour game that always feels fresh is fun. Witcher 3 or Baldurs Gate 3 both felt like they weren't dragging on for me and I was kept engaged by his pacing. Dispatch is 8 hours and I probably could have been engaged for another 8 if they kept the story pacing they had, but they kept it at that length because they didn't.

  • I count map games as short because I can pause at anytime and come back basically anytime and keep playing. I don't lose the story or anything

  • Reading it now is kinda weird since the precient parts are now just reality. It's useful now to show that the current state of things isn't normal and is in fact the end result of a system of control that was started after WW2

  • Just point to the NHS

  • They support QGIS and several other open source projects since the state uses open source.

  • I can see it, there's definitely a type of Python dev that just uses jupyter and numpy/Pandas only.

  • Why is Python being lumped into this? It's used in almost every project for managing builds and environments. Also really good for CLI/API stuff

  • These guys are definitely gonna end up in jail at some point. They already have cops and private investigators at their doorstep for the last video. This one is a massive escalation in rhetoric, but nothing is being done so it's time to go nuclear.

  • If you get a time bombed one, just change the date back to like 2008. Other than that, you can load like 5000 games onto an SD card and go to town with your whole library on one cart.

    Even let's you save directly to the SD card do you can move around between DSes

  • MAIN

    Jump
  • The blue pill is definitely a monkeys paw

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    Arcpy

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    Breathing life into some disposed of ChromeBooks

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    Back Seat

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    Shells

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    Typopy

    github.com /fossilitizer/typopycemia
  • videos @hexbear.net

    How Companies Co-opt Progressiveness to Mask Oppression

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    TETRA Vulnerability (TETRA:BURST) - Computerphile

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    “The working class people that built the damn United States are fed up.”

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    A capitalist visited my workplace to teach us a valuable lesson

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    The Udemy Comp Tia+ guy has a DDR mug

  • Games @hexbear.net

    Anyone played IXION yet?

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    The rational markets are functioning as expected

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    What the fuck

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    How's Cuba doing?

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    TIL: Marx used the term "white trash" at least once

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    Working in a Chinese phone company

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    Concentration of production, however, is much more intense than the concentration of workers, since labour in the large enterprises is much more productive.

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    Fuck Paul Cockshott

    www.scienceopen.com /hosted-document
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    Reading Towards A New Socialism right now

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    So I've finally managed to land a decent paying job