bitfilped

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by bitfilped 1y ago
Indeed, it feels like most people today treat open source as a placeholder for "work I don't have to do myself" and then get confused/upset when the project and their own interests no longer align and requires effort to
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by bitfilped 1y ago
https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/supreme-court-grants-tru...
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by bitfilped 1y ago
If you think we're having elections in 2026 you're wildly out of tough with reality.
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Does Abbott know you need a stable electric grid to run a financial exchange?
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Ah yes, segregation at the polles. The true definition of freedom and democracy.... Give me a break.
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by bitfilped 1y ago
I know ethics aren't high up on the list of things we're taught about in tech, so I'd like to take a moment and point out that it's your moral responsibility to remove yourself from a project like this (or the company do
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Not sure why you're throwing shade on people making a living. Go lobby to your representative if you think the financial market should be changed instead of belittling folks doing a job.
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Ceph, Garage, JuiceFS, SeaweedFS
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Japan is not NY and arguments based on sociatal/cultural behavior don't apply universally. Do you personally use these scary subway systems in the US that you have so many stats about?
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by bitfilped 1y ago
It's in the first sentence of the article.
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by bitfilped 1y ago
Sorry but AI isn't that useful and I don't see it becoming any more useful in the near term. It's taken since ~1950 to get LLMs working well enough to become popular and they still don't work well.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Except OpenAI hasn't shared anything.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
More of the exact same thing, but people who think using that mental framework rarely think that far ahead....
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Because despite most devs opinion on the matter, we don't live in a Linux only world.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
I like your post, I still prefer zones and jails over anything in the Linux ecosystem. Building and admining an on-prem k8s cluster has only enforced this opinion.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
I think this author like many people is overestimating the value we'll see in AI. I think we're just going to burn a decade of energy to end up with slighty better models in a select few use cases and nothing else of interest. AGI
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by bitfilped 2y ago
There are more OSs than Windows and Linux :)
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by bitfilped 2y ago
FreeBSD and Solaris mostly for me. There are many other OSs though than Linux and Windows.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Docker isn't a platform portable experience fwiw
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Or pay for it and support the people who's content you're watching and the company who's infrastructure is providing it.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
It depends if you mean the person being shot at or bystanders. I imagine in most scenarios where people are using switches they have little to no firearm training in general and especially not any with switches engaged (it's not like y
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by bitfilped 2y ago
The premise of this isn't really true is it, at least in the US? Don't most companies have your Equifax Work Number during the interview process?
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Yes, one would think if this community actually valued VC activities they would be praising the author for forging his own way and starting companies rather than tearing him down for choosing not to take the easy way and suckling on googles
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by bitfilped 2y ago
The US isn't even able to prevent nvidia, one of its own companies, from side stepping sanctions, good luck with all this.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
There are more important things in life than money.
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Software and more broadly IT are soul crushing jobs though, practitioners seem to get upset when that's pointed out but it's still true. Very few other jobs require the always on mentality that comes with IT work. Other folks typi
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Something else I haven't seen mentioned in the comments yet is the rapid pace of AAA title acquisitions by players. I never played as many games as my "gamer" friends, but over the last several years the pace that people pick
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Amtrak is supposed to get priority over freight, in my experience the freight carriers rarely abide by that, so it seems silly to blame freight delays on Amtrak. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/30/business&#x2
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by bitfilped 2y ago
This was for uBlock lite, a much lesser used plugin
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by bitfilped 2y ago
Same for having them when you're younger, the downsides are just different.

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