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by 0xedd 3y ago
So, the userbase is increasing? Because those "15 years younger" are already on other platforms shaking their donkey. Sounds like a great meeting summary but did it yield results?
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Man A: "Hey B, here's a nice idea. Will you do it?" Man B: "No. Fuck off." Local News: "Man B wins the lottery after exploiting a free idea." Yep, you can advocate everything is fine with this scenario. Yo
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by 0xedd 3y ago
What are you talking about? At some megacorp I work at, we had a similar situation where some other braindead product changed its license. Even since, there's, on average, 30% engineering position, maintaining the old deprecated versio
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by 0xedd 3y ago
"... proposed by the United States and co-sponsored by China and over 120 other nations, also advocates the strengthening of privacy policies." Comedy gold.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Why does Apple have so many hardware backd... innocent bugs?
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Because it makes it feel like you need some marketing department if you want to publish your work. Rather than give _only_ the work merit, we give too much merit to its colorful presentation. That shouldn't be the case.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Option 1 - Saint leader with no ties to money. Option 2 - Corrupt leader with ties to money. Cute but I'll go with option 2. He "sounded the alarm" to raise demand and price. Why do you give merit to "members of both par
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by 0xedd 3y ago
A side mission in Fallout New Vegas.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Sounds a lot like projection. Cryptocurrency is a platform for trade. Not a miracle investment. Media piracy is alive because many simply don't have access to it, otherwise. When Netflix came to my area. Yesthankyouplease signed up for
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Wrong. Corporations strong armed the market through lobbying and brain washing. Take Amazon for example. Steals product ideas. Undercuts them. Bans them from their platform. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Sure, and one day the aliens will stop treating us like zoo animals. This is like EULAs. Only corporations have the time and money to utilize them in their favor. In other words, we are not equal in the eyes of the law.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Their business belongs to the 80s. Where one or two companies made consoles. Today, these companies expect me to buy a new device every 2-3 years. What am I, an electronic dump heap? If their device isn't good enough to put itself abov
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Did you tell Hollywood your secret? They're dying to know how to "trivially shut down" all the decentral media sharing going on for decades. Even China's Great Firewall has its hole-punchers ( https://github.co
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by 0xedd 3y ago
I don't know. It feels like the digital age will die with the advent of AI. People keep casting doubt. But, that's purely out of a place of ego. When you work with those tools. When you build tools on top of those tools. When you
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Sure, because you've been limited to a high degree. Apple showed the world you can treat your customers like thick headed babies and they'll be thankful. Android is following suit. Slowly eroding the freedom we once had and the in
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by 0xedd 3y ago
You simply don't know how to use it. It's not meant as "develop this feature". It's meant to reduce the time it takes you to do something you're always good at. The prompt will be in the form of "write thi
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Good thing LLMs aren't a glorified statistical model, then, eh? Anyway, why wouldn't there be? You reach out to the parent company with an issue and request for improvement. If you're a big enough client, you get your request
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Can't wait for the perfect candidate. Vote with your wallet. I'm daily driving the PinePhone. It is listed as beta. It has bugs. That's OK.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
It's funny how baby mentally drives these companies. Really, writing "HDMI" is an issue? But if I write HDMl, then that's fine? Come on. Find a real way to generate revenue rather than wasting everyone's time.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
There are different cable converters available. That said, if the hardware is user hostile don't use it. What are birthdays for if not throwing out trash and replacing it.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Reality forces us into 0% free time. Not much choice.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Wrong and wrong. That's exactly what my wife did. She solved coding challenges for a few weeks before interviewing at Google. Got an offer but turned it down because of the people she met. Getting fired where we live (not US) is very h
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Our lives are already bare to data brokers. Besides, there is a difference between personal lives and the dealings of a government. The latter is supposed to work for us. Do what is the in our best interest. Why do they need to keep secrets
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Same reason Japan is succeeding. Monoculture.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Don't be ridiculous. HR gets paid to talk to candidates. I don't get paid to apply. The initial screening call is what allows a company to gauge the relevancy of a candidate. Let him speak about some of the topics and see how in-d
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Propaganda by the opposition - Bad. Propaganda by the leadership - Good. Got it!
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Depends on your budget. If it's the absolute minimum, it won't be real time responses. As provisioning infra isn't instantaneous.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
Good news in light of many anti-farmer globalists' events.
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by 0xedd 3y ago
> New cars are generally a luxury good. Man, I sure hope the next Fiat Punto Grande MK <n+1> costs less than that raggedy old Porsche in my garage! Brainwashed and absolutely wrong. A new car doesn't have to be advanced. Give
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by 0xedd 3y ago
* Gays - protected class * Muslims - Protected class You lost the bet.

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