JanneVee

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by JanneVee 3y ago
Because YouTube takes money deliberately from criminals an ad supported version of Netflix would hardly have Get-Rich-Quick schemes advertised which you need to pay to avoid. Make no mistake, I've seen criminal scammer ads on YouTube.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
So I should just give up, have a talk about media habits with my parents and if they don't want to change, just hand YouTube the money? You freely admit that it is designed to be this bad and by giving them money actually just rewards
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by JanneVee 3y ago
So basically I'm supposed to pay protection money? Yeah, I don't give into extortion...
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Yeah if it is updated chrome plugin which Google of course delayed update on.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
As it turns out there is a whole category in YouTubes ad system for Get-Rich-Quick schemes, as detailed out in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkhGJUTW3ag&t=1031s (timestamped at the relevant time). Just toda
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I read about this in the Silence on the Wire by Michal Zalewski. And you don't need a fullblown AI, a good statistical model is enough to make a guess on passwords, and if you have a bunch of probabilities to cut down your search space
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I feel old now. I'm fairly sure that we could do this almost as fast with VB or Delphi a couple of decades ago, but a little more deterministic results instead of having the tool inferring it from the label names. We had this and then
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Sorry but I'm actively trying to help you here. From the other reply > it's a bit frustrating as it actively causes rifts that make it harder for me to do professional work. My comments that you are taking that I'm being a
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I'm trying to get the point across that not all people come from the same place and don't keep the same connotations and associations with the memes they use. Making them responsible for your associations is in my view fairly aggr
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by JanneVee 3y ago
> As an aside and a comment on the article, I feel dismayed by the author's decision to include the 'go brrr' meme. It's connected with toxic sentiment and communities from where it's generally used, and is often
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Six of the nine points is about estimates and I agree. And depending on who you ask estimates is or is not part of Scrum, but that doesn't really matter... you shouldn't be spending too much time of them and if your organization r
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by JanneVee 3y ago
> I do not understand the amount of Gen-X people who are upset about Musk. It is not about Gen-X people. If you pay attention what he has promised and failed to deliver on. He promised to get rid of bots on Twitter and all that he has do
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Well if The Dead Internet isn't true there is potential with the latest progress generative AI it might become true. There is an argument to be made that it has the potential to kill social media as we know it, depending on what the ma
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Yeah it doesn't require that everything is actual bots but people behaving like bots. To amend to that I've found that the bigger forums are full of actual people that are just regurgitating the most common talking points on issue
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I have questions: The question for me is are they removing their unpaid labor which they found out can't control? What are they replacing it with more unpaid labor vying for power? Those who have two brain cells to rub together think t
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Yeah this is really impressive, this time around the discontent feels different. There from my point of view there was a decline for a long time for the usefulness of reddit for me. I thought it was only me getting older but now that I see
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Nobody left Tumblr? Right now it is up in the air if this is Twitter or Tumblr result if people are going to leave due to this discontent.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
That is why I tried to qualify it with "Go talk to any laissez-faire capitalist " without that little bit of qualification you are trying to ignore my argument and say it is all left wing. My point is that there is common ground h
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by JanneVee 3y ago
One of my biggest gripes with the tech critique of Rushkoff (and Doctorow for that matter) is the insistence of bringing in their leftist politics into it. Go talk to any laissez-faire capitalist of the techs problems as they present them t
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by JanneVee 3y ago
And I see comments saying that Casey is doing some strawman thing here and yet here you are with claim "1. No need". I'm just coming here with personal experience and my own anecdote that memory layout does matter even on mod
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by JanneVee 3y ago
OO encourages objects graphs scattering your data unpredictably in memory and modern CPU:s likes to have it's data in continuous memory area where it can do prefetching and prediction on where your data resides.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
The advice is that consider memory layout when doing repetitive operations on your data. > The usual application where GC is most relevant is connected to 10s of services over some network protocol, and often has to load each business ob
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Well then further excuses come flying on why he is wrong again, and how performance doesn't matter to them. I have a legacy code base that I until recently worked with that domain specific Business Intelligence product built with SOLID
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by JanneVee 3y ago
Well as someone who has had corporate jobs for 20+ years you need to read a little between the lines. She was goaded into the response, you hear it from the question already it is from someone who is fed-up! Because the little bit of inform
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I quit reddit in a day without the threat of electric shocks. I just deleted my 15+ year old account. I occasionally go manually in and read some comments... not missing it at all. It turned out it was just a bad habit.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
So I'll just leave this, it seems that people aren't aware of it: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250284297/cobaltred
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by JanneVee 3y ago
It already happened! The new trilogy and the recent series had this happen to it, the Mandalorian the two first seasons where entertaining but they are back to failing to find an audience.
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by JanneVee 3y ago
I find the analysis flawed. In the article "Marvel is failing because they thought that most people were nerds: that mass audiences would actually want to delve deep into their joyless multiverse and slog through all its lore". Ma
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by JanneVee 4y ago
Well it isn't happening today. Just spent 20 minutes of my life chasing a GPT hallucination. No doubt that it will be more accurate sometime in the future but right now I'm faster without it.
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by JanneVee 4y ago
Well that required you to understand the code. My reply is disbelief off codebases that no one understands in the near term when looking at the current output. People don't trust the output and do what you did, review it and catch the

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