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They measure the "quality" of review based on time spent looking at the code which suggests to me they have absolutely no idea why they are making people do code review at all. This is an especially bad metric because 1) We have g
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4y ago
I'm starting to think more people take Roko's Basilisk seriously than I realised.
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How long does your TCP connection need to be open for until it becomes "logs"? The law doesn't care what format that this information is stored in.
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4y ago
Also Chrome Lite Mode no longer exists :'(
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4y ago
Also Chrome does it out of the box now: https://chromestatus.com/feature/4969496953487360
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> it was amoral for plantation owners to own the land they held because they had slaves. Yes it was. That's why many confederates had their land and property seized, and their slaves freed by the confiscation acts.
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> If it was, then surely it would be something like @mastodon@github.com or @official@github.com? How would you even run Mastodon on a domain that is also expected to be an actual website? AFAIK it doesn't even have a DNS record to
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4y ago
I'll take that as a yes then. OP was not claiming all land ownership was bad. Just that rich people have commonly used land ownership to harm others. There is a long and rich history of this.
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> The bad part is the indentured servitude, not the land ownership. I guess you're not familiar with the Inclosure Acts? (To name but one of the grossly amoral uses of land ownership in the past few centuries.)
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4y ago
Google ad revenue is considerably more than Meta and Twitter combined.
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I recently went to the effort of trying to work out where the term unit test came from in some desperate effort to find what a unit was meant to be. After much googling and buying or ancient text books I hit a dead end. At this point I thin
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Do the TypeScript team code with their eyes closed?
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4y ago
A drop in volume is in no way the same thing as a drop in prices. A valuation is a prediction of a (possibly very short term) future price, as such it does influence the price, but it isn't the same thing as the price. A drop in valuat
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4y ago
People keep saying this but MSPUS keeps on going up https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPUS
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(2) is just theism with extra steps.
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The "yet" is the important part here. Once that changes why would you go to Shutterstock anymore? Their whole thing is being a marketplace, when the supply side of the market gets eaten by someone else they have a major problem. I
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4y ago
How is this not just a marketing stunt to try and keep them looking relevant in a world where the most bargain basement stock photography is entirely commoditised?
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4y ago
Unless you have wild mammals visiting your garden regularly it's quite unlikely there will be a single tick in it.
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Because CPython code is extremely slow there is an active cottage industry of extensions for making things very fast. This of course creates the somewhat strange outcome that writing really fast Python code is all about writing your code in
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> What did the photograph do to the portrait artist? It completely destroyed the jobs of photo realistic portrait artists. You only have stylised portrait painting now and now that is going to be ripped off too.
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Stable Diffusion and DallE were both trained on copyrighted content scraped from the internet with no consent from the publishers. It's quite a common complaint because some of the most popular prompts involve just appending an artist&
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4y ago
They are all V8 so will all be approximately the same speed of JS execution I imagine?
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GP is kind of downplaying the real horror of Facebook which is that they (allegedly) enabled genocide.
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A browser run by a rich homophobe who donates to homophobic political campaigns is not an alternative.
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Valve we're just so far ahead of the META that by the time people realised what was happening they were already hooked.
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Yes it is a real Minecraft server implementation you can connect a standard client to but it is not a vanilla survival implementation. It's a redstone sandbox.
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4y ago
Are you suggesting he was intentionally an ass to drive people away so that they could create something even greater? That truly is some 4D chess business.
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This and FCKGW-... are permanently burned into my brain decades later.
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How has ESG increased prices for consumers?
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4y ago
Can you design an organisation in which has managers, which would fall apart entirely if you took them away? Yes absolutely. I'm not sure this really demonstrates that they added value so much as they just prevented value from getting
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