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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 2y ago
He's right. Be respectful though, there's a spectrum between "too shy to ask" and "annoying grifter". You want to sit somewhere in the middle. Honour your commitments and repay your debts. Look for win-win situ
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
https://www.thesistersofmercy.com/error404page.html
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Cue supply chain attack planning starting at APTs around the world.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
How many dolos would 500k buy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolos
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Should be more like "don't fuck with anything".
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Yeah I forgot a couple: Insider trading. It happens. Unusual executive travel. The CEO, CFO and VP of Legal spending a week of "workshops with a customer" in Hong Kong?
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Some more: General cost cutting without any other visible reasons. Cut backs on travel, social budgets, contractors, any other expenses that can be trimmed to make the financials look sexier. Departments like Finance, Legal, Risk/Compl
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Yeah I was gonna say: how many refunds did it offer?
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
There are a lot of other good answers here. My 2c: People will use all kinds of tactics to get their way. Putting you under time pressure, bombarding you with a stream of precise facts and figures, making you feel slow and stupid and out of
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Until one of your IO destinations develops some latency. Or your workflow adds a few more sync IOs into each request. Or you suddenly run outta threads. Then even if you're only at millions per month you've probably got problems.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I agree with the general sentiment that simple architectures are better and monoliths are mostly fine. But. I've dealt with way too many teams whose shit is falling over due to synchronous IO even at laughably low volumes. Don't d
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I clicked the link and watched a bit thinking that the whole thing was a quality AI production. I thought that the visuals and audio were really believable and well synced but the script was just a little too content-free and gave it away.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Internet Blogger A: "I'm super talented. Who are all these no-talent losers in every $BigCorp department I end up in? They take steps to entrench themselves and have no interest in innovating. The high talent people have more opti
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I guess you mean code-generating LLMs in general, not specifically ChatGPT. For programmers I think they're valuable tools and productivity enhancers. Knowing how to use one effectively to boost your productivity is important. The &quo
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I admit I was being a bit flippant. But there's a case to be made from the "same people owning all the companies" argument that the investors in all these tech companies are also invested in commercial real estate returns. So
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
It was never about productivity. It was about power and control. And commercial real estate investments.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
At what % discount point on a purchase would you suffer through that experience instead of paying the premium app store price? The app stores will quickly work out the 75th percentile (or 90th or whatever) and reduce their take accordingly.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I think that how people feel about versioning tends to correlate with their attitude towards making breaking changes to their interfaces. Some people DGAF and want to move fast and break things. They want a versioning scheme that prevents
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
The issue is really that "Usability" in the sense of "helping people achieve their goals" isn't really a priority for most of these vendors. When they talk about "usability" they really mean: engagement, r
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I've come to the realisation that to "use the ribbon" you're just meant to search for stuff. Typing "insert symbol" in the Word ribbon is much faster than trying to find the button. And ok sure, I admit that&#x
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
It's annoying when organisations bork your name, but how does this relate to GDPR?
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
The combination of all? I want one thing... But anyway, yeah. I have seen emacs power users and there is indeed cool stuff there. Don't know that I have the strength to invest to become a power user though.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Time to make sure you have downloaded everything you bought on BC.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Fair enough, I get what you are driving at, and you are solving for a totally valid problem. I never use multiple screens for the same reason - my single screen is displaying the one thing at a time. My problem is juggling all the balls in
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Interesting approach. I looked at the site, haven't played with it yet. I've been thinking my workflows in a similar way to you, but came to a different conclusion. What I need is an interface that ties together all the threads of
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
some cognitive dissonance from that explainer github > "Users often depend on websites trusting the client environment they run in." Nope, websites depend on the advertisers trusting them. WEI is solving a website vendor proble
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
One trusts he's not too dumb to protect his webapp from the OWASP top 10
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
It's not on YouTube (yet) but this springs to mind: https://logisticsartproject.com/ Running time 857 hours.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
Very droll. Reminds me that "teaspoon half-life" paper.
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by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
pinged you on github

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