aaomidi

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by aaomidi 2y ago
Everything people keep telling me about how bad China is keeps happening here.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Yes.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Keep in mind that even getting an email like this is quite implicitly distressing. This being sent out to all ATC controllers means that you added an extra, unnecessary amount of uncertainty into their lives and that will directly translate
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by aaomidi 2y ago
So, what’s your view now that it’s been 9 more days?
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by aaomidi 2y ago
It is quite literally a legal risk to ignore these orders.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
They’ll just be replaced with someone who does follow the order
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by aaomidi 2y ago
We have cellular issues in upstate NY that has plenty of infrastructure. Dark fiber is also practically everywhere
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by aaomidi 2y ago
I don’t think availability of fiber is the bottleneck here.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
I agree. But I think we’re stuck with this until a chaotic event happens. It’s really hard to untie some knots through reforms.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
They do.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
If not explicit, this is practically applicable to every ai chat bot out there with limited exceptions.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Bidirectional streaming is generally a bad idea for anything you’re going to want to run “at scale” for what it’s worth.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
I am also an independent. I did not vote for Biden, Kamala, nor did I vote for Trump. However, I am still able to put 2 and 2 together to see his behavior during COVID, his statements before this current elections, and the current decisions
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by aaomidi 2y ago
> Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. This quote does not apply in a place where the actor has specifically promised to be malicious. Now, you may not see their promises as malicious and that is you
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by aaomidi 2y ago
There is a huge cost in executions. Especially in places where they have not been super common place and super public.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
What is possible though is a form of actual resistance. There is nothing forcing us to just share a union so to speak.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Is this sarcasm
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Lol
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Maybe ban ASNs /s
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by aaomidi 2y ago
How does this handle force pushes and stacked PRs?
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by aaomidi 2y ago
How does this handle force pushes and stacked PRs?
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by aaomidi 2y ago
OrbStack has been great. I'm not affiliated with them but a happy customer. They've had issues where an update broke them in very _weird_ ways, but I've been very impressed with their support engineers on this. I've even
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by aaomidi 2y ago
And just to add to this, at least in Google generated code is never seen in a code review. That’s all just handled by Bazel behind the scenes.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Google has a culture of small PRs. If your PR is too big (think more than 500 lines changed) you’ll actually not be able to get readability reviews on them - unless someone in your team does the readability review for you.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
The US literally controls most of the modern internet. The argument is probably more correct for Iran banning YouTube than it is for the US banning TikTok.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Literally same arguments used by Iran. It’s fascinating honestly. Soon we’re going to have “we need government to be able to DPI and block propaganda!”
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Right but that infrastructure is getting created either way, especially when you have power companies starting regional ISPs!
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Elevating tweets of folks that pay the troll under the bridge, where folks on the left are going to avoid that fee (why would someone on the left materially support a right wing pundit?) is one very obvious way.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Then they’ll match the deadly output of states that have killed tens of thousands of people I guess.
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by aaomidi 2y ago
Insurance in very high risk areas practically cannot exist without governmental subsidies.

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