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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Not sure if this is stock manipulation trying to push the bubble a little further in a way that doesn't require showing something of substance immediately, or if Elon's having another manic episode after doing too many or not enou
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
For starters, I would say Enterprise Content Strategy: A Project Guide is a good choice. Though really, the important take away is to know your target audience. There are a few other gems over on xmlpress.net that are also worth a look. N
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
You can tell times have changed because nobody has tape backups these days, just a hope and a prayer that the copy of their data to a different cloud provider will still be good when The Great Oops takes out everything. Unfortunately, every
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
It's like standing over the shoulder of a bunch of junior devs, fresh out of the certification mills that went belly up 15 years ago when their business model became illegal. You know, the sort of people that demanded a six figure star
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
They actually have this solved with iLok... You can move the license to new dongles at will. And they have a relatively inexpensive annual service where they'll issue you temporary licenses for what was on the ilok while you ship it ba
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Well, you're supposed to pay for the Platinum Pro Gold Deluxe package which includes priority support with an SLA so that six months down the road you get a one month credit for the outage that destroyed your business.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
They should have made an MLP search engine. Those people will buy anything.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Translation: Cars aren't selling, time to pivot to video, I mean robots.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
This is also why I write a formal requirements document for all but the smallest throw-away projects. Much easier to know wtf you were thinking 18 months ago if you write down wtf you were thinking at the time.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Why not just ask WebMD?
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Yes, but can they be as annoying as I am? I think not.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
It's JPEG Extra Lovely.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
The New York Drought is real.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Nah, that's WEBP, the most hated file format.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
And yet WEBP decided to associate itself with urine, which google then forced on everyone using their monopoly power.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Looks like the sort of person that would create a superior image file format.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Yeah, no signs that the AI craze is slowing down, other than all the stories of it not living up to the hype and creating more jobs rather than replacing people and not doing what it says on the tin and the various security issues and that
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Yes, but don't worry, they will be pardoned.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
What does this incarnation of RCS mean? Relentlessly Cancelled Services?
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Since there's such an interdependence between nvidia and the other companies involed in AI to the point that if one fails they all fail, shouldn't the analysis focus on the weakest link in the AI circle jerk?
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
So the internet is newer than AI?
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
I think you want docker?
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
Back in the bad old days, people created websites because they had no choice in the matter. You simply had to do that to share anything with the rest of the world. Most of the tools we had back then still exist. The barrier to entry has nev
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
I feel like I should create a project called 'Verify Node.js v20.17.0+' that is totally not malware.
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by bigbuppo 9mo ago
I would say they still do this... it's just called "fan art" now.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
"you must block things in germany after it goes through a formal government process" versus "you must block things globally even for places not subject to italian law because an italian media company doesn't like it&quot
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Back where I used to live there was a place called The Donut Shoppe and Bakery , and quickly expanded to ...and Full Breakfast , and a couple decades later ...Now Serving Hot Lunches , and then ...WE HAVE KOLACHES! . At some point, thou
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It's not a limit. It's an expected behavior and you can still deviate from that anyway you wish. You could even do something crazy like `* {display: block;}` if you really want, and then go from there. Nobody can stop you. The f
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
But you gotta have that AI strategy or your good numbers won't go up. You can't be left behind in this business of business. I hear everyone is already moving on to post-agentic AI, whatever that means.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Probably because it has three embedded versions of libcef

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