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GiorgioG
3y ago
No it isn't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_control_modes
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GiorgioG
3y ago
Glad I never believed their recruiters about fully remote employees. I don’t live near an Amazon office and I expect Amazon would have forced me to either quit or move to somewhere near an office.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I have fond memories of playing Tribes on call center PCs when we got snowed in at the office in a mid-day snowstorm.
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3y ago
I'm an American. My parents are 1st generation immigrants. I spent a lot of time in Europe visiting grandparents growing up. I don't think one way of living is better than another, just personal preferences. I enjoyed my visits
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I live in a big house in a suburb that used to be farmland. As our town population has exploded, more and more amenities have come to us. Young folks without families love cities, as they should, but if they have a family, most people wa
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GiorgioG
3y ago
My son hasn't been formally diagnosed but has/had some similar issues (he hates fireworks/loud noises, picky eater (not great given that he's a type 1 diabetic)), and also used to have trouble falling asleep on his own.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
Your drink does not need to be entertainment.
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3y ago
Call me crazy, but AI will not be as transformative as the hype claims it will be. We’ll get plenty of AI enabled tools that will help us do our jobs better/faster, but they’re not going to do the jobs for us.
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3y ago
As someone who isn't sold on EVs (as they exist today), I just don't how EVs will wind up being better economically. Energy costs will wind up going up as demand on the grid strains our infrastructure's ability to supply eno
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GiorgioG
3y ago
This will sound harsh, but I won’t sugarcoat it: OpenAI isn’t a charity.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I'm pretty sure they know. It's likely due to Reddit's outage.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
That IPO will go really well with potential investors knowing the CEO will be on the legal hook for making libelous statements.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I'm saying they're not trustworthy. And when your life is on the line, you can't trust a bunch of people who care more about doing what's politically advantageous instead of doing what's right.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
Yes because "officials, senior or otherwise" are trustworthy and honorable.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
Amazing tech, can't wait for it to get smaller and cheaper in the next few iterations.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I know this probably won’t make you feel better because you know this, but you’re actually making a huge impact on the quality of people’s lives. I work in tech (though not at a FAANG company) and my wife decided to go back to school (now t
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I won't be renewing my Reddit Premium. Clueless management doing what they do best. Edit: just to put my money with my mouth is, Reddit Premium sub cancelled.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
mIRC Initial release date: February 28, 1995
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GiorgioG
3y ago
I deactivated my twitter account over it. It’s just complete nonsense.
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Amazon corporate workers plan walkout next week over return-to-office policies
(cnn.com)
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3y ago
If you want to use Elm for your hobby project, go for it. Everyone else, choose something that has a well established development team - the operative word being team. One-man development efforts (no matter their genius/brilliance) are
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3y ago
I’ve worked on countless codebases with thousands of unit tests, integration tests, synthetic tests, automated acceptance tests, automated UI tests, etc. The only real “test” is whether it works in production. Everything else is a poor subs
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3y ago
This is article is a complete load of bullshit. I know tons of people who are more humble than they should be in the US and they're all successful people. It's difficult generalize about an entire country of 330m people.
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3y ago
You're right (I just tested this myself.) I'm going to reach out to MS to get clarification.
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3y ago
"Open" does not mean that Microsoft can't make commercial tooling for .NET. Nobody is forcing folks to use VS Code, nor should Microsoft be forced to contribute unlimited resources to "open" projects. There are comm
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3y ago
Unless you are distributing the files in https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/license-information... (and in general you shouldn't be), it's not something you need concern yourself with. I
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3y ago
Americans have never been so unwilling to turn their world inside out for an employer who's main priority is hitting the quarterly numbers, even if it means laying people off.
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GiorgioG
3y ago
Not everyone got a raise or changed jobs since last year. Everything is still expensive, and continues to get more expensive.
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Corporations lobby/bribe politicians to implement laws and polities that negatively impact their constituents. The rest of the world has a single-payer healthcare system that is cheaper and better than what we have. Why? Because the
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3y ago
In the last few years inflation has hurt the fuck out of all but the richest Americans. Financial stress leads to depression. Add both political parties are constantly telling us the other side is ruining everything and it's just pili
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