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by austinshea 6y ago
Why are you professing these ill-considered demands and pre-conditions?
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by austinshea 6y ago
Why would Sundar or Google benefit from this?
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by austinshea 6y ago
Devs don’t necessarily need to be involved with IAM roles, but they should know what their app requires. Devs that have their work deployed on k8s don’t need to know how the ingress controller is configured, or how etcd works, but will be c
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by austinshea 7y ago
gradius
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by austinshea 7y ago
It is driving me absolutely nuts. The changes are so obviously ill considered, and, without having the data to prove this, I believe it’s trying to solve a problem that very few people had with the previous solution.
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by austinshea 7y ago
But the laws associated political advertising on TV aren’t really up for debate in the US. They worked, and then came attempts to avoid campaign finance laws. Choosing not to take money for potential political advertisements is good busines
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by austinshea 7y ago
I can understand if the networking implications and data replication issues are too complicated for you, but, if you have failover in the same region, you’re already paying the extra cost. Working with multiple regions is cost friendly on A
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by austinshea 7y ago
Yeah, maybe. It’s just more complicated than YouTube and free distribution. The way in which people use free distribution provided the internet has changed, and will change a lot. The problem with your ideas is that they are just concepts e
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by austinshea 7y ago
Irrational thought is without foundation. TempleOS is an example of rational thoughts, assembled with intention. Mental illness and rational thought should not be conflated.
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by austinshea 7y ago
If his thoughts weren’t rational, at all, why would they work on other people’s hardware? It’s a reminder that we don’t understand the brain, or mental illness.
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by austinshea 7y ago
It doesn’t matter if it’s okay. I just brought it up because some guy was making the silly claim that his only option was to bow to standards set by google. I don’t think google should be in charge of that, especially if they use search res
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by austinshea 7y ago
because using that service is entirely optional. Countless posts have been made by site operators who needed to adopt AMP to remain competitive in google search results.
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by austinshea 7y ago
Why is it your only option? AMP sucks, and I don't see why any user would feel like they need it. AMP is about getting into the carousel search results, and if AMP wasn't the only way to do that, we wouldn't feel forced to us
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by austinshea 7y ago
I don't think this could ever be considered factual, but it makes sense to me. In times where I'm invested in being right, it's harder to accept learning that I had been wrong, and I'm certainly not seeking out more info
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by austinshea 7y ago
you're conflating issues. feature lock-in, and not feeling empowered to ignore the cloud services associated with the cellular phone you bought, are concerns. they are not security concerns. it's privacy built on a closed source p
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by austinshea 8y ago
Maybe they were getting attacked, and blocked a particular user agent. I’ve had to do that before.
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by austinshea 8y ago
What does this project simplify? It seems to be equivalently complex to the process it would have you replace.
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by austinshea 8y ago
The cat IS out of the bag. If this is a profitable model for AMC, they'll maintain it without considering Moviepass.
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by austinshea 8y ago
This really looks like what theoutline.com does now. I can’t imagine bloomberg.com would be creating this sort of web experience without whatever Topolsky did while he was there.
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by austinshea 8y ago
Thanks. I was unaware of this term, but I agree 100%
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by austinshea 8y ago
Why the hell is this popular on Hacker News?
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by austinshea 8y ago
The author isn't taking this article seriously, and I think it's pretty mundane in terms of it's humor. What is it that people see in this?
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by austinshea 8y ago
https://info.rapidsos.com/blog/bringing-apple-device-locatio...
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by austinshea 8y ago
These articles seem common, recently. I don’t really understand what this sentiment is about. It’s a really useful orchestrator, in some cases. In other circumstances, it’s unnecessary complexity.
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by austinshea 8y ago
It’s not unreasonable to spend money on a financial planner. It helped me put an appropriate amount of money into a 401k, and other investment accounts, while having a budget for what I can confidently spend on myself.
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by austinshea 8y ago
It’s a shame people like you come to this site.
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by austinshea 9y ago
They don't, actually. They just need to support a model for developing once and targeting all operating systems. This is about DirectX, and not about what you use as a desktop OS.
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by austinshea 9y ago
This is absurd. They aren’t trying to promote Linux. They are trying to have an open platform to run and sell games. Why would they be talking to Adobe, limit their sales while pissing off fans by releasing a Linux exclusive (for any amount
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by austinshea 9y ago
Hard to fill jobs are associated with elevated employee benefits. I see tons of ageism, across many industries. Those same ageists will kowtow to anyone that can fit the role they're trying to fill.
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by austinshea 9y ago
This kind of talk seems childish. Declare your income, or don’t.

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