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by Rapzid 9mo ago
I'm also not sure anyone was even "under arrest"? Also, it's known you can't physically assault someone or pepper spray someone without expecting them to become physically protective of their bodies and resistive to
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
There is another angle from that side of the street now. A single agent unholstered and started unloading into the guy with first show square in his back. This is while the other agents where right there holding him and they all looked quit
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
The very first thing Trump administration did after assuming office was fire almost all the Inspectors General. Seems obvious, foreboding and foreshadowing, it was to sweep away any independent oversight and accountability. Oh boy the hand
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Agree. Also, most JD programs in most states require a 4 year degree to enter. That sounds like "a good idea" to a lot of people in the context of high school graduates. But for someone older who had a (let's say successful)
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Anecdotally the people who seem to be most adamant about the efficiency of things like vim or Python are some of the slowest engineers I've worked with when it comes to getting shit done. Even compared to people who don't really c
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Sounds like it's time for your LLM daddy to have the Coq talk with you..
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
> a steady stream of shippable products Software/web meat shops have bean around since the dawn of the time. I worked at McDonald's in my teens. One of the best managers I ever worked for was the manager at this store at this t
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Website roulette probably has a 50% shot at loading a blog written by a digital nomad who makes a living off some SEO side project that pays for their Asia-Pacific island lifestyle... All pre-LLM.
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Exactly what an ad would say.
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
The Ruby ecosystem was particularly bad about "DRY"(vs WET) and indirection back in the day. Things were pretty dire until Sandi Metz introduced Ruby developers to the rest of the programming world with "Practical Object-Orie
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
SNAT is often a feature built on a network stack that also provides other "firewall" functionalities like filtering packets. Configuring SNAT is configuring a firewall? Or is only dropping packets a firewall? Or does the device ne
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
Poor leaders gonna lead poorly.
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
This reads like it was written by a PM. You lacked higher level context and prioritization skills early in your career so the take away is it's best to divest agency to others? There is a whole modern line of thinking that leaders shou
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
Oil companies were apparently compensated, but also allegedly not enough. Companies were awarded further compensation in international arbitration, but Venezuela has avoided fully paying up. If that's all accurate there are numbers out
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
If my ISP sent me a billion dollars I would be a billionaire. What's represents a "good chance" the router is so grossly misconfigured as to allow inbound traffic no destined for the IP assigned to the WAN interface to be rou
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
SNAT absolutely has intrinsic features that are utilized for security purposes. This isn't to disagree with your main point. Many people in this topic have an oddly narrow definition "firewall" that tends to fall along the li
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by Rapzid 10mo ago
Who knows indeed. It's easier than ever to pretend you know more than you do on the internet these days.. Not saying that's the case here, but that's the world we live in now.
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by Rapzid 11mo ago
That's not the same thing though.
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by Rapzid 11mo ago
There is no world where Apple silicone is competing with a 5070ti on modern workloads. Not the hardware and certainly not the software where Nvidia DLSS is in it's own air with AMD just barely having gotten AI upscaling out and started
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by Rapzid 11mo ago
Frameworks are also a way to capture a part of the ecosystem and control it. Look at Vercel.
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by Rapzid 11mo ago
I don't believe this to be true; is there any evidence? Outside drownings where people can't swim? People save other people's lives all the time. We hear about it and also would hear about people dying in the attempt and yet.
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by Rapzid 1y ago
Heh, matte; finally. Gloss is such a PITA if you can't control what's behind you, which ironically is a pretty common dev-with-macbook experience. Walking around to different parts of the office. Off-sites. Etc. I've only pur
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by Rapzid 1y ago
Even then AI autocomplete is way better today than at the start of the year; never mind 2 years ago. Not only are the suggestions better, but they are presented much less obtrusively now in IDEs. For example it no longer ambushes you with a
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by Rapzid 1y ago
Because Vercel makes money when components are rendered server side not client side. I know almost nobody that even uses server side components. It's right out if your backend isn't node..
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by Rapzid 1y ago
Wasn't there push back to including Vite in the docs? Even when it was clear Vite was the new defacto way to setup a React project?
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by Rapzid 1y ago
Media and the public have been going soft on the Trump admin for extorting law firms, businesses, and institutions because "Ah, it's just money. Just a settlement. No big deal". It's not about Kimmel or the money, it&#x2
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by Rapzid 1y ago
I wouldn't go posting about that under your real name unless you want people pressuring your company to fire you on Twitter.. What a time.
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by Rapzid 1y ago
From the government it does. Except for some "unprotected speech" carve outs, it literally does.
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by Rapzid 1y ago
> The Second Amendment fantasy Straw man. Maybe that's your fantasy?
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by Rapzid 1y ago
If you need a counter balance go look at the comments on the Mike Rowe Youtube video addressing this. You'll see people fawning over Kirk like he was a prophet. Dear leader stuff.

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