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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Because it is a complex world of contradictions.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
The ones I want are a twofer: ethics and savings!
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
And oh look https://www.americanprogress.org/article/congressional-repub... The old gut the company, get it more in debt and pay rich person a big dividend trick, but applied go the USA.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Middle out or something?
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
What you say is certainly possible but I have not seen anything from LLMs so far that make me think it is probable. They just make too many mistakes and are not really thinking. I think they are a dead end. If the scenario you talk about ha
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
If the threat vector is the code owner is lying that their app is the same code as the repo, even downloading artefacts from that same report is risky. Even the code itself should be manually read and verified.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
The intent of the Magna Carta was to give more rights to barons.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Not at all. There is very little, practically zero of my day to day AI can do. The other threat is of course reducing the number of people needed. Like an automatic loom. Again not to worried. I think that will generate new demand. The deep
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
That is true, the debt is rediculous. Doge approach to fix it by firing people without knowing what they do is just stupid. It creates more cost long term. To cut debt why not say... increase corporation tax. Fix healthcare so it isn't
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
We use Tidb at work at scale. Great product! Was looking at the source today to understand an error code.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
You are saying you think his playbook at Doge is "This is fine".
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Mid 90s: Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, ... wasn't much different. Just fewer people online.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
> We are intellectual prostitutes. Hey hey that is a bit on the nose for HN
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
This is more a bootstraps vs. handouts argument not free-market vs non free-market
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
That's how freedom of speech works. It is free from government persecution.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Bezos doesn't want free markets, he wants "great for AWS and Amazon" markets.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
What about Node.js backend with typescript?
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Lost money is 500 error. Profit is 200 success. Just debug.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
The culture spoke to them and they didn't listen. How foolish.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
123rd falsehood developers believe about networks: the endpoint isn't moving around through space with 1.5s of latency. In practical terms though copying data to every aws region on earth would be cheaper. Or would it? :thinking face:
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Oh wow! If that is necessary, that is so kafkaesque! "I want your data" "What data?" "What do you have?" "Ha ha. No. Tell me what you want" "Your data that is the metadata of your data" &quo
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Some kinda online safety law is probably needed (download button is just up there if you must :/) but there should be a carve out for small operations. Set a revenue minimum or something.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Leave this "vile" "unsafe" forum and go talk on ... er ... Twitter.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
I mean block trackers added on other sites bundles that need to download js to do anything.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Interesting takeaways from me: All that pompous sounding legalese can still be ambiguous! I feel less bad for not understanding contracts that have 100 word compound sentences. Legal people can't keep up with our tech jargon but they h
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Hell, what a time to be alive.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Yes :)
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Yeah you remind me to change my dns on all devices :) definitely cat and mouse
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
I changed a setting a decade ago to make myself less valuable to Facebook and that was close my account.
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by aqueueaqueue 2y ago
Funny article. Interesting product too. Disappointed that microwaved yesterdays fish is not reviewed. Social score: "No don't so it just go ahead and steal my lunch please!"

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