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cassac
4y ago
Do they mean free like legacy workspace accounts were free until all of the sudden they weren’t? We won’t ever use a google product at my work because they burned me personally on that. Hope they like stepping over those dollars to pick up
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cassac
4y ago
Obviously if Google no longer needs to “not be evil” Meta would be required to do “irresponsible innovation” just to stay competitive. So the team has to go.
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cassac
4y ago
You might but nobody else will. Another day another breach. Nobody cares about the firings and they surely won’t care about the breach. I would even guess that for a large breach like the one T mobile had, most of their customers don’t kn
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cassac
4y ago
Important people get fired all the time and no meaningful percentage of Patreon users are going to care. If you stopped using a product every time someone important got fired you could probably use nothing, live nowhere, and would just sit
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cassac
4y ago
I don’t think it’s self entitled to expect the software you paid for to keep its original functionality. They kept using dark patterns to enforce the switch to subscriptions.
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cassac
4y ago
The problem with this is that, just like visual programming, it doesn’t really do the hard parts. I remember hearing “a million monkeys with a million type writers writing for a million years could write Shakespeare”. Sure, but how would t
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cassac
4y ago
It’s just that kids, despite their best efforts, are really stupid. Think about how much effort is put into teaching them to look both ways before crossing the street and that is an easy concept to understand.
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4y ago
If the goal of public schools is now to create non-racists at the cost of academics then I would rather homeschool. I can teach my kids to not be [race/sex/able]ists, and I do, because I treat people with respect. The schools sho
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cassac
4y ago
The problem with code vs no-code is that the only barrier it removes is the code. The “code” is the easy part. Coding is like writing a story in a way and imagining the story is what’s hard. Whether it’s written in code, pictures, graphs,
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cassac
4y ago
From rogue employees or management?
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cassac
4y ago
Finally a post I can agree with.
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cassac
4y ago
He didn’t waive the right to troll them, and that’s what he’s doing. As I said this wasn’t to get out of the deal but to troll them in the court of public opinion.
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cassac
4y ago
Ohhhhhhh, I see. You are talking about distance learning and I thought you were talking about home schooling. So no need to debate as I agree distance learning is garbage for most kids and most teachers.
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4y ago
I would argue learning from home wouldn’t be “just as good” but would often times actually be better. Especially in todays climate where academics are taking a back seat to other priorities. I find it strange you chose that as the topic,
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4y ago
1) It is dumb they can’t provide data for him to calculate a comparable figure. 2) Then they should provide data he can use to verify their figure. It is dumb they won’t provide it and are providing noise instead. 3) He’s not trying to get
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cassac
4y ago
I find most of these are for older kids maybe, Outer Wilds and Witness may be too much for younger kids. One game my kids became entranced watching me play is The Last Guardian.
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cassac
4y ago
Well when you focus on activism and not academics, why would anyone be surprised that the academics suffer? Easy fix though, lower standards! Lots of districts are already figuring that out. If you take away the primary means to hold the
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cassac
4y ago
Why do you think it would be trivial to just increase production by 10%?
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cassac
4y ago
I wonder if this article would be the same if the author wasn’t making google money for 10 years. Having all that money let’s you quit to a 40 person startup and be guilt free.
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cassac
4y ago
I think it’s just different things for minor irritations. For me it’s the never being ready on time. When I say I’m ready to leave, that means I could be in the car in 30 seconds. When my wife says she is ready to leave, that means she’s r
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4y ago
This is of course anecdotal, but I find many people (of all genders) like to complain when people don’t do it the way they want, and when they can’t micro manage, they get upset. If you just want it done then delegate. If you want it done
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cassac
5y ago
Poor server…
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cassac
5y ago
Well they can’t replace themselves. What they can do is replace everyone below them, give themselves a big pat on the back, and continue to look out for number one. Rich white folks don’t care about poor white folks. Never have. They care a
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cassac
5y ago
1Password is like everyone else who sells out. I bought their stuff before they had subscriptions, and now that they have subscriptions, they are crippling the product so that you have to pay up or ship out. When the time comes I’m going
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cassac
5y ago
There are only two real gaming benchmarks and they are both real bad for the M1. In Tomb Raider it fairs even worse at 4K than it does in borderlands. It’s a great chip but it doesn’t trade blows with anything Nvidia puts out especially at
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cassac
5y ago
What on earth are you talking about. That link shows it’s not even half as fast as the 3060, let alone the 3080. In borderlands it got 24 FPS while the 3080 got 52 FPS. How is that on par?
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5y ago
Yes, better games. Nintendo first party titles from their Zelda, Mario and Mario Kart franchises are consistently among the best games for their time period with some of the biggest appeal across the gamer spectrums. If I could choose onl
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cassac
5y ago
Downvotes are more appropriate than 7 years of prison.
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cassac
5y ago
That’s because the last thing anyone wants is a loud noise complaint to escalate into a shooting.
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5y ago
No, but they are saying that bitcoin losing 50% from its high is saying something about it. But Etsy dropped the same amount in the same time period. Which is causation and which is correlation?
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