billy99k

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by billy99k 1y ago
is collective recall the new buzz word for anti-democracy?
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by billy99k 1y ago
I didn't watch the video. Is it while you're on the shitter?
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by billy99k 1y ago
It's the same with base jumping. I remember watching a documentary on it one time and almost all of the people being interviewed knew multiple people that died during a jump.
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by billy99k 1y ago
If this is about our current state of government, the previous administration already trashed it. The current administration is attempting to act as the cleanup crew, with is now required if we want a functional country.
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by billy99k 1y ago
I hate to break it to you, but the definition has already changed. It now means to build software exclusively using AI/LLM. It's similar to the whole hacker/cracker debate. Words become defined by the one that has the most in
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by billy99k 1y ago
Democrats also added a tax for anyone with solar panels and wanted to tax ev drivers to fund the roads (because they are paying less of a gas tax).
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by billy99k 1y ago
Yes. China already dropped some of their tariffs today. More to follow. The goal was never to bring manufacturing back to the US. It's to negotiate new tariffs. With China specifically, I could also see a deal that included stricter en
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by billy99k 1y ago
They deserve more time. Changing food allergin warnings could have killed someone.
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by billy99k 1y ago
Actually, the entire mainstream media and people like you are trolls. you still never answered my question. Oh and at some point, you will be forced to face the truth and listen to people like me.
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by billy99k 1y ago
This is what hyperbole looks like.
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by billy99k 1y ago
It could have been Linux, but usability was never the priority. These days I run windows with my favorite distro in WSL. I get to have the best of both operating systems.
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by billy99k 1y ago
Now it's 99% AI generated click bate.
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by billy99k 1y ago
That's rich, coming from a country that built its econonmy on stolen American and European IP.
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by billy99k 1y ago
It's a bit hard to innovate when people driving (and selling) your cars are attacked almost daily.
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by billy99k 1y ago
"The invasions were part of the chaotic Fast Track Land Reform Program (FTLRP), launched under President Robert Mugabe in 2000 to reclaim land from about 4,000 white farmers and redistribute it to landless Black Zimbabweans." Let&
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by billy99k 1y ago
"that’s when it struck me. coding isn’t about the finished product. its a lot like writing. its about the process. its about how you approach a problem. its critical thinking." From a business perspective, they don't care abo
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by billy99k 2y ago
I'm in infosec. I can't wait for all of the insecure vibe coded apps to come my way.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Android isn't Linux. While Android uses the Linux kernel, it's not a standard Linux distribution. It has its own user space and libraries, making it a distinct operating system.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"I’m a junior in college studying math, physics, and CS. My goal is to become a world-class full-stack engineer who can build real-time systems, intelligent apps, and scalable infrastructure from scratch." The systems like you des
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by billy99k 2y ago
"Palestinians have been publicly called “animals” on official Google work platforms, as leadership has stood idly by" I've seen Trump supporters called worse. Deal with it.
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by billy99k 2y ago
Sure. So small companies and people have virtually no chance at protecting their creations.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I'm surprised Bluesky is growing. Every person I know on FB that said they would be leaving for Bluesky came back 2 weeks later. I've gone there a few times, but it's just a leftist echo chamber with misinformation abound. Tw
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by billy99k 2y ago
Mine had just the right balance of tech knowledge, business knowledge, and could play politics. He never threw me under the bus and defended my role to all upper management. He would also push back on ridiculous ideas and dead lines. You co
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by billy99k 2y ago
This is probably better when you're young. I'm in my 40s and it takes me some time to get over being squashed in a small seat on a plane with a bunch of other people. I won't even travel on low-cost airlines anymore because m
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by billy99k 2y ago
AI has been getting better and better at sifting through large amounts of data. I would expect the US military to be already training AI and using it to some degree.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I've seen government websites like this: Closed after hours and on weekends.
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by billy99k 2y ago
"high in-demand skills might have something to do with that?" Isn't this always the case? If a skill is not in-demand, why would you get paid a good salary for it?
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by billy99k 2y ago
I'm not sure why an entire article is written on something that happens on every social media site and any site that allows user interaction on the Internet.
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by billy99k 2y ago
I'm guessing they use a managed cloud provider. Will hiring more staff really prevent the site from crashing? My guess is it's DoS attacks from hostile actors.
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by billy99k 2y ago
It won't happen in the short-term, because it takes time for manufacturers to move their entire base of operation to another country and disrupt the supply chain. In the longer term (3+ years), it's possible. Companies are too gre

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