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901.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Presumably the employees were compensated fairly for their work while they worked there?
902.
by barbazoo 1y ago
RBAC for example. Not everyone has and should have the same kind of access. Even at my dayjob I can imagine use cases where it would be inappropriate to provide certain data even to some coworker internally.
903.
by barbazoo 1y ago
YC prefers potential profit over anything else it seems, otherwise I can't imagine how this would have gone through.
904.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> Our flock of hard-working employees thrive in a positive and inclusive environment I'm honestly surprised they weren't too woke for them.
905.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Both kinds of people are here. People who complain about social media, arms, pollution etc and people whose job contributes to it. There’s no point in expecting a homogeneous experience here.
906.
by barbazoo 1y ago
You’re describing a rather far end of the spectrum. I’m thinking of police having sort of a monopoly on violence. And being “too weak” would come with its own challenges.
907.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Chesterton’s fence cones to mind. I wonder what unintended positive effects the current policy has.
908.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Wasn’t meant in any negative way, just ESL.
909.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Virtue signalling Christian values, obviously that overrides free speech.
910.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> OpenAI’s deal to buy Windsurf is off, and Google will instead hire Windsurf CEO Varun Mohan, cofounder Douglas Chen, and some of Windsurf’s R&D employees and bring them onto the Google DeepMind team, Google and Windsurf announced F
911.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Thanks for pointing it out.
912.
by barbazoo 1y ago
For any smartphone I guess, can any one provider cut you off from using it? For Apple and Google Pixel phones that might be true, but not for all smartphones out there. There are lots of custom Android running phones that you can truly own.
913.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Same manufacturer, Air India 171 was a 787-8 though.
914.
by barbazoo 1y ago
It is as "easy" as that. My assumption is these are mostly optional things we think we "need" so a little friction finding something that doesn't suck isn't the worst thing. Reigns in our consumerism a little b
915.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> human engineers now spend the majority of their time planning, reviewing, and orchestrating tasks This feel like much too broad a statement to be true.
916.
by barbazoo 1y ago
OT but what a shit site that is. A third of the page is taken up by a “best prime day deals” countdown banner. What a consumerist piece of shit website.
917.
by barbazoo 1y ago
The therapy industrial complex at it again /s
918.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I’ve tried counselling multiple times and I never got that eye opening clarity of what’s wrong with me. Maybe one has to do psychotherapy for that, which is unavailable to most.
919.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I’m using an nginxproxymanager as reverse proxy and ssl terminus for exactly that, Immich, home assistant, etc. What would I gain from your solution?
920.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> If you posted social media saying you wanted to overthrow the Japanese government, would Japan be okay with it or would they put you in jail and/or deport you? You're cherry picking and assuming they only look for obvious cri
921.
by barbazoo 1y ago
And build them somewhere in the first place where there's good access to renewable energy so we don't end up solving this with gas or diesel generators.
922.
by barbazoo 1y ago
What a silly assumption in that prompt: > You have access to real-time search tools, which should be used to confirm facts and fetch primary sources for current events.
923.
by barbazoo 1y ago
That's a lot of money for many of us. Do you know those folks were in a HCOL area?
924.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> I honestly believe social media, smart phones, and over-scheduling/over-protection does a lot less damage to the current generation than partying did to my generation. Zuck, is that you? :) > movie "kids" for a more b
925.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Same, no interest giving them any thing as little as a HTTP GET.
926.
by barbazoo 1y ago
The cheapest option is death, but even that costs you your life.
927.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right.
928.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Companies are people too! And after all they are the biggest donors so this actually serves exactly who it's supposed to.
929.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Can you though?
930.
by barbazoo 1y ago
What you’re describing hasn’t happened to me yet with Home Assistant luckily, even after 5+ years of running it. I can’t remember an update ever breaking any of my stuff. I’m running a docker container though so YMMV. Might be different wit

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