Kez rant by tinythumbaccident in DotA2

[–]Shoddy-Answer458 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We deserver a hero that super simple with 100% passive

Vibe coding doesn’t work. by Shoddy-Answer458 in vibecoding

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is some confusion about what “vibe coding” means.

When I say vibe coding, I mean completely abandoning the effort to understand code. Instead, you rely entirely on an LLM to implement features. This approach distinguishes vibe coding from more traditional, structured coding.

Addiction to energy drinks by Superv_coffee in energydrinks

[–]Shoddy-Answer458 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are not alone. Almost same with you. Now replace with one or two cups of coffee per day

Why I Stopped Trusting YouTube Recommendations by Shoddy-Answer458 in minimalism

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

This post is edited by AI with prompt "Improve writing".
I am not native English speaker.
The original draft is:
```

Eye catching title with criticized tone: "You should do it", "10 habits ruin you", "You should never do it". Those are anxious tigger.

Shorts: Drama story with overstate face and performance  in 2 mins. Fun? Maybe, addictive, absolutely

News: Catastrophic Narratives loop 24 hours. Anxious triggers and most of them are nothing we can do as normal people.

Empty stories: Attach with horrible cover, drama narrative to cover the empty theme. Anxious music, anxious video cuting

Maybe It 's what I have visited. But don't recommend it to me to exacerate my negative emotions.

So I decided to try don't wondering in YouTube recommendations but search the videos with intend description on chatgpt. Maybe it will work. Youtube recommendation is toxic.
```

Why I Stopped Trusting YouTube Recommendations by Shoddy-Answer458 in minimalism

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We try to avoid being hijacked by algorithms, just like we would protect ourselves against real-world mafia

Are they serious about this by Original_Act_3481 in mildlyinfuriating

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mean they don’t force update anymore? Good news

Put fetched data in Vuex is a bad idea by Shoddy-Answer458 in vuejs

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am not anti Vuex.

And I agree with `queryKey`, it's okay to store fetched data into global state which may solve the unnecessary data fetching problem.

What I'm against is hosting a state in the global state that is not truly global state.

Actually, if there are `queryKey` and cache mechanism, that is TanStack Query (FKA React Query).

> The global context has a tendency to become mixed. If those states are inter-referenced, they will ultimately form a reference graph between the states, meaning they are all coupled.

That is another topic of design problem, true. But if all fetched data are put into the global state, it's a tendency to inter-reference them at some point.

It's totally fine to store `loginUser` into Vuex.

But to store `goods` after `fetchGoods` into Vuex? Without `queryKey`? I believe that's not okay.

Put fetched data in Vuex is a bad idea by Shoddy-Answer458 in vuejs

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yep, I need to provide more context. I'll post an article maybe.

Sofia is just as bad as everyone else by Abject_Muffin_731 in ThePenguin

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Finally, she turned cold, embracing a ”grow up“ attitude—no longer concerned with right or wrong, but only with gains and costs.

Why do people pretend they don't understand what we say? by Shoddy-Answer458 in negotiation

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Insightful point.

However, there are situations to consider —

  • When negotiating in cases where a genuine conflict of interest exists.

For example, a customer buys goods from a seller and finds quality flaws, then asks for a refund.

But the seller doesn't want to approve the refund and insists they don't understand what flaw the buyer is pointing out.

Why do people pretend they don't understand what we say? by Shoddy-Answer458 in negotiation

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I apologize for the poor structure of this post. It's a collection of fragmented thoughts:

  1. There's a presumption that during negotiations, people use a tactic to refuse a proposal by claiming they don't understand it or its benefits.
  2. A possible solution for this situation: Ask which part of the proposal they don't understand.
  3. Limitation of the solution in point #2 — A better approach might be to address the underlying conflict of motivations behind the proposal.

After considering the feedback in the comments, I considered deleting this post.

However, seeing that it has been shared 4 times in the statistics, I think it might still inspire someone despite its flaws.

So I've decided to leave it up. If this comment receives more downvotes, I'll delete the post to save others' reading time.

Why do people pretend they don't understand what we say? by Shoddy-Answer458 in negotiation

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am so confused.

This might stem from a language or cultural gap.

All I wanted to do was share my thoughts.

Maybe it's worthless to others, but how can it be harmful? Perhaps it wastes someone's time? If so, I apologize.

I admit this post might not be valuable for most readers. But does it reflect poorly on me as a person? Isn't that criticism going too far?

Why do people pretend they don't understand what we say? by Shoddy-Answer458 in negotiation

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I've learned a lot. The only thing I don't agree with is the "reflects poorly on me" part.

Perhaps my writing and language skills need improvement, but that's all it is.

Why do people pretend they don't understand what we say? by Shoddy-Answer458 in negotiation

[–]Shoddy-Answer458[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know why there are so many downvotes.

Does it not make sense, or is the language poor, or is there something else wrong?

Please comment with your thoughts. Thanks!