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Don’t have one. Let’s go with Trump or Alex Jones. People who say a lot of things people don’t like but aren’t illegal or their illegality hasn’t been proven in court yet. Instead this is how I’d moderate twitter, when a court orders a twee
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5y ago
Yeah I made 10% getting in after the disclosure was made. I’d actually invest in a twitter owned by Elon and likely ditch all my other profiles too. A platform that makes money and has free speech would be wonderful. Maybe he can steal Roga
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5y ago
Bread and circuses, how juvenal.
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Music tweets. Sounds like a highly engaged voter base…
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I’m antivax and anti mask mandates and think vaccines are a good idea. I’ve even gotten two vaccines. However I won’t be getting another the reason I won’t is to stand in solidarity with the unvaxxed, note this is a political stance and not
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_3u10
5y ago
Science isn’t settled. That’s the whole idea of it. It also doesn’t work by consensus.
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5y ago
Admitting there are two sides is hardly admitting both points of view are equal. This attitude on both sides of if you believe “reasonable thing” that means you believe “unreasonable and unreasonable to infer from what was said” thing creat
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5y ago
I guess if your skills are low enough that it could be difficult to test memory chips but you should test them anyway even if they are “genuine”. Personally I’ve never had much of an issue testing ram… lots of tools to do it.
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Genuine Cisco routers were backdoored for surveillance. I’m sure lots of genuine products have backdoors in them.
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Wouldn’t counterfeit chips not work? Like if the RAM works at the advertised speed I don’t really care which fab made it.
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My view is that despite ADHD being an executive function “disorder” it conveys an amazing ability to be an executive aka. C-suite.
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I’ve had ADHD forever and always coped with it until the pandemic. I’ve lived what some might call an adventurous life. I think it’s reasonably boring but most people don’t have the same kinds of stories I have. About 6 months in I started
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Lots of us are indigenous and Latino but often mistaken for white by people who judge race based on skin color. I wouldn’t call it a paradise but it’s definitely communist
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The important thing is that it says something HN users agree with therefore it’s true.
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5y ago
If people spent more time walking and less time talking world war 3 wouldn’t have already started.
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For a “sovereign” nation Germany is awfully dependent on Putin for energy and the US for defense. My position is not that Germany has no agency it’s that it traded away it’s much of its agency to appease the Greens. These opinions come not
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5y ago
so does bumping your price 1% and you don’t lose 99.999% of your customer base.
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Yes but let’s not bring that up, it makes us look like a tinpot dictatorship nationalizing assets and assassinating people. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assassinations_by_th...
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5y ago
Classic.
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5y ago
That’s not really true, because of Amdahl’s law you need good single thread perf in addition to a reasonable amount of cores. Often workstation class processors, like an i9 are the sweet spot, especially with ccache as only one file is bein
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5y ago
I thought twitter was a non-profit, I guess this is why musk is investing now that it isn’t.
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Multiply that by the lost hours waiting for compilation, etc and whether you have staging or not doesn’t matter.
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5y ago
dev workstations should cost at least $4000. Like how much productivity is being wasted because their machine is slow. $4000 workstations are cheap compared to staging.
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Having staging always encourages this. It’s really difficult to replicate prod in any non trivial way that exceeds what can be created on a workstation. Eg. Even if you buy the same hardware you can’t replicate production load anyway becaus
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True. Most people have no skin in the game.
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They might not build all of it but I’m pretty sure Linux never gets built without Linus.
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Yeah shitty managers exist. I was a lead when one of the engineers shipped a debug build that made it past App Store review. (Our debug builds were obvious). My manager says Mike (name changed) isn’t cutting releases anymore. I say Mike is
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It being your fault is a good way to go through life. It focuses your mind on what you could do to avoid those situations in the first place. If it’s your fault prod broke you can fix the process or you can look for a new job where the proc
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Let me tell you that growing up off the rez I have a pretty good idea of why indigenous kids growing up on the rez aren’t building wealth and it has largely to do with two things: 1) intergenerational trauma needs to be called what it is wh
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Oh by native I mean indigenous, I’d just say Indian but I’m not allowed to call myself that anymore without issues from the PC people telling me how ashamed of myself I should feel. I always forget the acceptable term to refer to myself by.
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