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by Arubis 1y ago
If you’re making hire/fire decisions while emotional, you’re doing it wrong.
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by Arubis 1y ago
If you can still get SSH access and can establish an account with a VPS provider with endpoints outside your country of origin, https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand is a little long in the tooth but may still b
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Honestly? Effort.
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It’s a liability on most index funds. I’m too lazy to manage active trading and shorting but would buy an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 minus TSLA.
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by Arubis 1y ago
Agreed that better filtering would help greatly in making Bluesky more work-safe. (By contrast, ActivityPub’s communities do a decent job self-filtering, but that community is also more self-selecting at present.) That said: furries are the
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by Arubis 1y ago
The term “filter bubble” has stopped being quite so universal and become more of a right wing talking point.
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I’m glad to see folks moving off Xitter. But this feels like just repeating the same mistake by moving to a VC-funded centralized platform. What prevents ActivityPub from being technically sufficient—or is this just the network effect in ac
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About a decade, looks like.
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Up until about 100 years ago, most civilian communication was either totally ephemeral (in-person speech) or transmitted on physical artifacts. Surveillance required either physical mail piece interception, physical presence, or individual
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You can still find these things running all over west Africa.
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In isolation, this might be a positive. But watching one of the world’s richest multinationals do this primarily in response to an autocratic, authoritarian regime is neither a good look nor what we should hope for as an example of how to i
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by Arubis 1y ago
You can be almost certain these EOs are composed in tandem with LLMs.
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Ugh, they killed FedNow too? That hadn’t hit my radar. Why a waste.
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by Arubis 1y ago
Location: Denver, CO, USA [MT/UTC-6] Remote: yes -- required for domestic work, would willingly relo internationally Willing to relocate: yes, only for international work Tech: - Languages: Elixir/OTP (Phoenix, LiveView), Ruby
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SEEKING WORK | Remote/Denver, CO [MT/UTC-6] | Fullstack Dev, Tech Consulting, Team Dynamics | Can relocate internationally (but not domestically) Hi there! I'm Dylan Fitzgerald, a software engineering consultant with a knack
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by Arubis 1y ago
The institutions WERE strong. It’s taken decades to unwind them. But yes, we’ve definitely crossed a big acceleration lately.
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by Arubis 1y ago
Anecdotally, Denver home prices appear to be down compared to a few years ago as well. The ~850sqft unit next to mine sold for $700k 2-3 years ago and I’m certain it’d go in the low 600s now.
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by Arubis 1y ago
> I don't know if parenting hits the "developer-tinkerer class" harder than others, but damn. I sort of suspect so? Devs of parenting age trend towards being neurospicy, and dev work requires sustained attention with huge
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by Arubis 1y ago
Yep. The humorous definition of legacy code is anything merged to trunk.
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Can’t speak for the Aussies, but if you’re a US-inflected conservative today, probably not!
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Time algebra: A new way to think about time (2022) [video](youtube.com)
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I suspect some of it is that these interfaces are rapidly gaining adherents (and developers!) whose preference and accustomed usage is more graphically IDE-ish editors. Not everyone lives their life in a terminal window, even amongst devs.
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This is the sort of thing that brought me into tech in the first place, before it became the villain it had started off fighting: humorous, effective pushback against stodgy power structures. More please!
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by Arubis 1y ago
That all makes sense given industry history. ISPs are accustomed to their threat model being more about fraud than patient death. And pharmacies have been around a lot longer. Not disagreeing with your conclusion that both could improve—jus
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It's fail-safe instead of fail-secure. While I'm _surprised_ that the system works the way that it does (we're typically pretty willing to let people drop dead), if someone on a life-critical medication isn't capable of
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by Arubis 1y ago
That particular playbook long predates Trump: campaign on the ineffectiveness and incompetence of government and, once elected, prove it—with ineffectiveness and incompetence. Repeat ad infinium.
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Liberty for me; accountability for thee.
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by Arubis 1y ago
Hard agree; I paid for the full desktop license and stopped thinking about my programming font choices.
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Interesting--that hasn't been my experience. I have a _lot_ of filtering layers; one or more of them might be catching those.
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by Arubis 1y ago
There's Apple News. They choose what you have access to, of course.

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