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Riverheart
2y ago
I’m hearing a lot of hole poking and not a lot of solutions. If everything I’ve said is wrong then what do you believe is right? Genuinely, if you have something to teach I’m all ears for my personal betterment. How do we ensure everyone ge
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Riverheart
2y ago
And higher income can lead to increased spending on businesses that are paying their employees more. I’m not saying it’s a silver bullet but you can poke holes in anything. The point is, one party is proposing “something” and not just postu
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2y ago
> Do you have some sort of resource/evidence that there were higher level of corruption during the Trump presidency? Okay. How about leveraging the presidency to make a boatload of money from his private business. https://
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Riverheart
2y ago
If only there were people who wanted to raise minimum wage…
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Riverheart
2y ago
Really like the simplicity of the project (this is a compliment, the root is not overwhelming with files). Nice that this tool uses only system libraries. Way easier to distribute a single file with leverages already installed languages. Th
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Riverheart
2y ago
Instead of sending json to an api, form submission does a post back to the form page which detects this and reads the contents of form to do work on it. HTML pages can have code associated with them to do this in a cshtml file (C# specific)
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2y ago
As a powershell user I have never had an issue with case sensitivity at the language level as Sigils provide separation of concerns between language constructs (keywords/variables/types). You’re using an IDE with autocomplete most
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Riverheart
3y ago
“You want a world where only the rich can create beautiful experiences. You're either rich or short sighted.” Being rich to create a beautiful experience is neither required nor does it require a synthetic voice to achieve. It does req
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Riverheart
3y ago
Not my experience for what it’s worth.
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Riverheart
3y ago
Yeah. How quickly we forget the hologram Tupac and Gorillaz concerts as well as a the virtual live concerts from Fortnite.
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3y ago
I will. If usage increased enough they would. The more users they have the more important their search becomes, gives them greater leverage and an audience to market products at. Unlike Google/Microsoft/Apple, they do not have a s
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Riverheart
3y ago
I’m unconvinced that Firefox can compete purely by being the better browser now that Chrome exists and I hear no one complaining about Brave doing more than just a browser (crypto, ads, brave wallet, brave vpn, brave talk, brave search) so
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Riverheart
3y ago
I think there are forces in play beyond what the Csuite can control. Microsoft and Google have bigger platforms with more reach. If anything, it explains why Mozilla is trying to expand beyond the browser so they have more ways to reach peo
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Riverheart
3y ago
I must be seriously out of touch because I have no idea what is missing from Firefox that you can find in other browsers. Can you at least list off some stuff so I can understand why people are so upset? I know dropping XUL, plugins, perfo
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Riverheart
3y ago
Okay, so what is complaining achieving here since you already acknowledge they won’t let you donate to Firefox directly? I’m not crazy about it either but I don’t lose sleep over it. It’s a browser and management could be better. I know it’
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3y ago
You could try being supportive instead. But hey, the current strategy has worked out so well thus far, please continue until the market share reaches 0. Mitchell really seems to care about these comments. Oh wait, she probably doesn’t read
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Riverheart
3y ago
There is more nuance here than your comment assumes. If Firefox makes X dollars by investing Y dollars but Y+N dollars doesn’t return more money, they will spend the minimum amount on Firefox and allocate the remaining funds elsewhere becau
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Riverheart
3y ago
No offense but how is the CxO club running it into the ground exactly? By not being on the default browser on their operating system? By not marketing it on their world used search engine? The community was the biggest factor Mozilla had in
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Riverheart
3y ago
I said the CEO makes too much money so I don’t know what the point of your post is. I think it’s pretty clear all the complaining hasn’t done anything as this conversation has been going on for years but I don’t expect that to stop anyone f
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3y ago
Honestly these kinds of posts are tiresome and unhelpful. Yes, Mozilla is different now, yes the CEO makes too much money but if more people used their browser more they might invest more in it in instead of seeing it as a money sink to sat
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3y ago
Jenkins has a “Replay” button on completed jobs and allows you to edit the Jenkinsfile before rerunning it. That is the easiest way to test changes without going through version control.
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Boston Dynamics has pledged not to weaponize their robots. “We pledge that we will not weaponize our advanced-mobility general-purpose robots or the software we develop that enables advanced robotics and we will not support others to do so.
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Riverheart
3y ago
TLDR Compares “using a computer” to “using an AI” as if they’re the same. Makes AI companies out to be the victim of AI doomers without offering any kind of solution to the people using copyright as a tool to protect their livelihoods. Peop
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“All these employees losing their livelihoods for the greater good.” The same employees building technology that will ultimately put many more employees out of jobs? Ironic, because people say that jobs lost to AI will be for the greater go
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3y ago
“I for one am happy that I can now express my creative ideas, which I couldn't do before due to missing talent / practice.” The problem here is we need to look beyond our own self interest to how this will impact other people. We
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3y ago
“Don't say that a crime was committed because an LLM produced something better and faster than a human could. Don't call obviously original writing and original art a COPY when it is obviously NOT. These are the same tactics used
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Human society is built around humans so there is a reason I’m allowed to store art and stories in my brain; I and the vast majority of people can do jack all with it, pose little threat to the owners if we could, would draw attention if we
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3y ago
Sounds worse than it is. Most sites work fine without and the ones that absolutely require it will have messages requesting you enable it. Beyond the privacy/security benefits of not running arbitrary code in your browser, the web is a
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In what way? Docker-compose files are composable. I can specify several compose files that layer functionality or have different behavior and tie it together with make. You can also set defaults and override with environment variables using
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GitHub/Lab Code Review Automation as Code
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Riverheart
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