GBU_28

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GBU_28,

In 2012?

GBU_28,

It’s not really a fuckup it’s like a fucksideways.

The kernel was safe, only feelings were hurt

GBU_28,

Gold

GBU_28,

Bet that dude never ever fucked up a file open error again, and never broke the user space lol

GBU_28, (edited )

Was the product impacted? Did Mauro get his commit together?

If the product was undamaged he was just rude. A fuckup means he hurt the mission, he hurt his goals

GBU_28,

You’re typing on a device, on a recreational website. You made it, this is as good as it gets now

GBU_28,

The internet is not for the weak.

GBU_28,

Are you suggesting crackheads have disposable income for hookers?

GBU_28, (edited )

I didn’t assume anything I took issue with moving variables from the outset.

Differing the range of travel in a question about the duration of travel is insanity. Then layering on a change of the mode of travel too…

GBU_28, (edited )

Uhh fiber makes shits super fast and super clean

GBU_28,

An actual comparison was simple.

“Imagine one employee lives an hour away, and one lives 20 minutes away”

GBU_28, (edited )

Why mention cycling?

In that case it would be “drive one hour or cycle 4”

Do you mean to suggest the company should hire folks who live closer, period? That is more logical

The operative task is minimize commute.

In most cases a car would be the fastest commute, even if you live close. (Assuming a non hyper dense urban environment)

GBU_28,

All well and fine, but they compared apples to oranges, by moving variables

GBU_28,

Huh? That’s the joke. American kids “never” do that either. Hence the face the friend is making in response to hearing it

GBU_28, (edited )

Apparently people think white kids do this but I never heard it growing up, so I guess it’s a generalization that my well informed but anecdotal experience doesn’t support

GBU_28,

It could be you next.

This is like parents leaving a child in the back seat of a car. Academically you know to never do it, but while it’s happening, you don’t detect it.

GBU_28,

“nope.”

Then I’m all good don’t care about the rest.

You aren’t different, you are just as susceptible to highway hypnosis or routine disruption as anyone else.

Cya

GBU_28, (edited )

Wait, are your actually suggesting you are different?

If you read the article, you’d see examples of people of all educations and backgrounds and origins are capable of forgetting a child in the back seat (routine disruption) or driving into fog (highway hypnosis).

It’s not a populum fallacy, I’m literally sharing studied science on human behavior.

Would you say the doorway effect or frequency illusion or the dunning Kruger effect don’t happen to you either? That you are special? Oh wait I might be onto something with the last one, superdriver…

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorway_effect#:~:text=Th…

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect

GBU_28,

It’s related to highway hypnosis, and the moment you transition from “normal, safe road conditions” where you are following the person ahead to “can’t see shit fog” and everyone is panic breaking.

By the time you’ve “realiz(ed) you’ve lost all visibility” you’re fucked.

These situations happen most frequently with localized fog or very rapid weather shifts where drivers don’t expect change.

This is not a justification of unsafe driving, but an explanation of how average drivers around the world keep doing this.

Google highway hypnosis for more background.

GBU_28,

It’s well documented human behavior, you’re no different.

Here’s an example:

consumerreports.org/…/anyone-could-forget-kids-in…

GBU_28, (edited )

So the suggestion would be to just declare that someone is perpetually wrong and misinformed and will never improve? Lol

Seems like dancing around the topic.

GBU_28,

Generative models are not purely big tech, the foss LLM space is alive and well

GBU_28,

U slow

GBU_28,

It’s far side, not cute side

GBU_28,

KLR left leg, specialist

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