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beezlewax
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beezlewax
2y ago
Better yet sink them in the deeper parts of the ocean. Below a certain depth wood loses its buoyancy due to the pressure levels of the water. (I think)
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2y ago
Have you seen gmail recently? They've plugged in ai all over it
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beezlewax
2y ago
It is very obviously this. These same people made meme coins. Shameful behaviour.
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beezlewax
2y ago
I think you are thinking of other businesses here? A certain electronic car manufacturer for example.
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2y ago
Nobody knows what they are consenting to. The law has failed us deeply in this regard.
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2y ago
These are not viable options for the vast majority of users. Most peppe don't have a clue how to set up open source options, let alone set them up with usable hardware. The average consumer wants out of the box solutions that don'
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2y ago
It's more of an artform than a science as I think different people perceive this differently
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2y ago
Yeh that graphic is useless
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beezlewax
2y ago
That is nowhere near the same thing.
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2y ago
The man in charge of the British response to the great hunger was Charles Trevelyan. He famously said of the Irish "[The Famine] is a punishment from God for an idle, ungrateful, and rebellious country; an indolent and un-self-reliant
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2y ago
Many of those convicts were children.
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2y ago
I'm waiting for artisan programming to become a thing.
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2y ago
It really isn't
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2y ago
Yes but those people would be wrong in this case.
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2y ago
I'm interested in what you're saying about classical business terms. Can you elaborate on that a little? I've always found these kinds of people hard to understand. The man has almost unlimited wealth and his motivations seem
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beezlewax
2y ago
Os the interface slick though? It's maybe visually slick over actually being good ux. It loudly autoplays it's slow and the expanding animations are nauseating
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2y ago
It's fairly idiotic at this stage that this has never been changed. Highly damaging to the products outward appearance.
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beezlewax
2y ago
Ya'll need to rename entire government departments to have long self describing titles that are also easy to remember acronyms.
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beezlewax
2y ago
Why so you think there is no accountability? Aside from that isn't some overspending a necessary evil to ensure stability over all else?
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beezlewax
2y ago
I'm not sure which side of this two-sided argument you are trying to support with this comment.
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2y ago
That shouldn't give them any more merit that their current iteration deserves. You could say the same thing about spaceships or self diving cars.
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2y ago
I use "git switch -" Usually you're switching from a feature branch back to main or master anyway.
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beezlewax
2y ago
This is nothing short of hilarious.
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beezlewax
2y ago
The Mars walk is just 3 years away baby!
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beezlewax
2y ago
Psychologists doing research and taking giant foundationless leaps; as usual.
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beezlewax
2y ago
Except wikipedia provides their sources also.. meaning you can go read that material.
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beezlewax
2y ago
Do you mind if I ask what monitoring service that is?
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beezlewax
2y ago
I'd like to improve my mathematical knowledge (which has degraded to basically zero). Can you talk about the path or resources you are using to improve here?
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beezlewax
2y ago
"They're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats" Is that gruff or on point?
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beezlewax
2y ago
How can you get your clients to pay an oven subscription otherwise?
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