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I'd vote dems for this reason. Lets go!
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The people I know that work as software engineers tell me that they have never been more busy.
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Every non-creep is against it.
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If it is not economically viable, nope.
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They should spend all their compute towards solving actual problems instead of spreading it thin on randoms so they can build worthless games, etc.
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Good job. Almost as good as a kid.
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This clown has said that before.
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Playing sports. Hopefully there will be an age reset, so we get another shot at it.
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6/10
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where is the meaningful software?
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Wasted 90% of 5h limit solving a fucking drag-and-drop bug.
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Are we supposed to be impressed?
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Ok, so marginally better at coding tasks. Got it.
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The communist has spoken.
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They need more practice.
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💀
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Doubt.
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ugh, it needs a lot of work.
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Probably when I was 5. Then I grew up.
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It is just a matter of textures.
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You can't get the good without the bad. Hope you enjoy it.
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You didn't build shit.
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And the truth is somewhere in between.
According to physicist Thomas Campbell, the consciousness system maintains a database containing every possible outcome, along with the statistical probability that it will occur. Whatever gets rendered in our shared experience is determined by a random draw from these probabilities. By using intent, you can grow the probability of a desired outcome. However, if an event, such as winning the lottery, has a 1,000,000-to-1 chance of happening, even a focused mind with a high signal-to-noise ratio might only shift it down to a 10-to-1 chance, which still leaves it statistically unlikely to occur, but possible. Thus, you are much more likely to "manifest" outcomes that already have closer odds, such as 60/40 or 50/50, and you keep at it until your desired outcome is finally picked.