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I think I'm a very boring person (I've never had one).
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The market value of a solution is not equal to the inputs/resources that it took to create the solution. I doubt they spent anywhere near their company's value creating it.
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Good for him. That policy is BS.
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Hopefully soon :)
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> No fortune is honest or ethical. The concepts are incompatible. How so? Scenario: Assume that someone was born intelligent, and chose to sacrifice their time and money to become a surgeon, and then earned a lot of money. They chose to
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A nihilist's viewpoint. It's false if one person on the planet made a fortune honestly and ethically. A weak argument and unhelpful perspective.
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Cool. Thanks!
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I didn't know about the Wikipedia Current Events page. This is genius. Thank you.
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"Real time collaboration systems such as Microsoft Teams, Slack, Mattermost, Wire, Threema, WhatsApp and Signal are currently all closed proprietary systems - meaning they are walled gardens whereby all parties have to use the same v
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I'm guessing they have a successful track record, and are trustworthy.
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I agree, it's ironic. I haven't had much luck with Thunderbolt, even on Windows. USB has never failed me.
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I would title the article "A thunderbolt evening". I haven't had great experiences with Thunderbolt even on Windows. ^_^
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I hope that we see a comeback.
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Thanks!
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Thank you for the detailed explanation! It sounds like programming computers back then would have been a joy. Casey Muratori's talks[0] on performance and optimization sparked an interest in me to start putting thought into what the CP
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Do you have an example? (From a curious dev)
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Mac only =/
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I haven't had any issues with BTRFS yet (2yrs, arch). I've had to rollback to a previous snapshot once (a self-inflicted mistake during an update).
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> Sure, you can tell them to go the GrapheneOS route, but I don't think you can trust the average user not to just go and install Google Maps/Google Photos/etc as soon as the alternative FOSS option inconveniences them Isn
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Why? Wouldn't it be a good thing if intelligent, level-headed, and moral people join the team and improve it?
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Magpies: my least favorite animal. They're obnoxious and aggressive.
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>Get comfortable with being a rank amateur fuckup and revel in the process of learning instead of fabricating without a hitch There's still a long road ahead for me to coming even close to mastering software engineering. Perhaps one
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There's a section describing how perceptrons work. :)
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Interesting choice by them... I'm tired of politics.
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"97% of the recalled vehicles had an update installed that addressed the issue" Also, voluntary recalls should be celebrated.
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Awesome!
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Nice! Time to upgrade.
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Cool!
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I think so.
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I switched careers (from business to software development) about 5 years ago. There was a lot on the line (wife, mortgage, etc), and so I gave it everything that I had. I joined a start-up that was okay with taking as much as they could, an
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