azemetre

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by azemetre 2y ago
How is this NOT a violation of antitrust laws? How does this not hurt market competition or even more basic, how is this not collusion or a price cartel?
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by azemetre 3y ago
Ah that's a shame, I've never had much issues luckily and heard good things about Linode. I believe they are cheaper than DO now too.
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by azemetre 3y ago
These fears are why I never use AWS, GCP, Azure, etc and prefer something simple like DigitalOcean where I just add money to my funds via PayPal. If I exceed the limit, they shut down my account. Highly preferable than accidentally getting
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by azemetre 3y ago
What type of files do you keep in edu?
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by azemetre 3y ago
It has been known for decades that agriculture runoff increases the intensity and duration of red tide. Why do you care so much for defending practices that literally poison the earth, people, animals, and ruin the economy for many working
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by azemetre 3y ago
What is your point to your comment? Florida is absolutely not the same Florida as it was in 90s or early 2000s. The state has drastically changed for the worse. I lived there for 30 years, I'm intimately involved with the local politic
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by azemetre 3y ago
Nice whataboutism but as someone who lived in Florida for 30 years, still has familiar, and visits every year I think I'm familiar with the area I grew up in, started businesses in, and ultimately left.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Are you familiar with this state? Farmers literally dump agriculture runoff into the water ways with zero repercussions. What do you think red tide comes from? Do you think red tide season to be a natural phenomenon and not entirely man mad
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by azemetre 3y ago
No, I think corporations are part of a corpo class that is most effective when there is a Congress that cannot legislate the needs of the working/middle class. They will never advocate for company break ups, increase in taxes, or inves
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by azemetre 3y ago
It might also give worse insights on how you interpret the data. I'd imagine that those with huge followers/events will have most people grit through the ads. I myself do this when watching esports tournaments. I don't mind t
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by azemetre 3y ago
Which is odd because NPR is very corporate friendly.
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by azemetre 3y ago
> The club had “no idea” the software, set up with no manual intervention, was that unreliable, Rosin said. It would be comical if it weren't so sad that software were making lives worse, not better.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Where in the US is this happening? We're talking about developers developing land for landowners while other people are able to stop them for "reasons."
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by azemetre 3y ago
Can you explain more in-depth what you mean? I'm also unaware of how you could have declarative rulesets in a non turing-complete language. Sounds like it would be impossible but maybe my thinking is just enclosed and not free.
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by azemetre 3y ago
In no sane world can you compare the percentage of kids engaging in social media with the likely 1% of children that owned porno mags in the 70s. Your comment is completely disingenuous.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Some crimes simply need to be punished as a warning to others.
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by azemetre 3y ago
That's fair and you're welcome to chart your own path, but I like what Tauri does with their governance model: https://dracc.commonsconservancy.org/0035/ https://tauri.app/about/governanc
558.
by azemetre 3y ago
No, normal OSS whose existence isn't tied to VC mostly. It's not like a hard/fast rule, just a heuristic.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Yeah, it's becoming more common in my group of SWEs to specifically opt to NOT use VC backed software. Everyone has stories about companies closing shop and projects failing to continue onward. Why would Dioxus be any different? If VC&
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by azemetre 3y ago
This is good as it’ll encourage people to hopefully leave and start other competitive ventures. Hubris destroys all human endeavors, why should businesses be immune to it?
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by azemetre 3y ago
Why not? We saw from internal Google emails that sales had the ability to stop engineering in order to push more ad sales at the detriment of the product. Why would Boeing, or anyone else, be different?
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by azemetre 3y ago
That's a good point, I was thinking that the more experience you have the more likely you might be willing to venture out and start your own thing. At least that's been my experience at non-big tech companies with the more senior
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by azemetre 3y ago
Does Apple have higher tenure than other big tech companies? I was under the impression that they are all terrible at retaining employees. According to this SO blog, Google had an average tenure of 1.1 years: https://stackoverflo
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by azemetre 3y ago
Thanks! This person was literally right when I stopped watching (shortly before legacy of the void was released). I'm kinda curious what happened to the earlier pros, like Idra, Huk, etc. I suppose time to do some detective work. :D
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by azemetre 3y ago
Yes but in the context of a lawyer's post mentioning it indicates it's a nod to it.
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by azemetre 3y ago
There’s a very good scene in Better Call Saul that uses this word. Also the title of the episode. Better Call Saul is about a lawyer.
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by azemetre 3y ago
IME LLMs are decent at summarizing text, I can see how it can help summarize various processes that must be done. I am unsure how it summarizes truly novel things tho, I would assume it might hallucinate more but haven't experimented m
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by azemetre 3y ago
Do you happen to have the article? Sounds interesting. I was very invested in the sc2 esports scene in 2010 during college.
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by azemetre 3y ago
I mean from an audience perspective, seeing the jihad and the repercussions of it then how indifferent Paul is to it all; he rightfully comes across as a fascist dictator, I mean he killed over 60 billion people after all. You don't do
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by azemetre 3y ago
I use to work at a company whose product had multiple versions of Java over its existence (literally think from Java 5 to Java 18), depending on the major product support versions (yes we had clients still on 1.0 system from the early 2000s

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