cdogl

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by cdogl 6y ago
Cool paper. I dig the premise. But this passage from the introduction left an eyebrow raised: > [Recent progress raises] the distinct possibility that we may eventually discover or construct a world to which orthodox economic theory appl
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by cdogl 6y ago
To be up front here, I am generalising based entirely on my personal subjective experience and the reports of some peers and friends. Many of the language communities I’ve been involved with have been dominated by behaviours such as: - gate
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by cdogl 6y ago
I’ve been working as a developer for9 years. For most of that time I gravitated toward the DevOps/SRE/Platform niche because I care about quality, but the process of developing resilient, maintainable and clean code in all the lan
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by cdogl 6y ago
The distinction between environment and organism here seems a little arbitrary. The organism’s cells have membranes, but they’re permeable and the organism can’t do its job without an interaction between itself and the environment. Even wit
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by cdogl 6y ago
FWIW, I thought the nonchalance was a good thing. As you say, there’s no point getting emotional about it online when it’s just a part of your life that needs to be dealt with.
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by cdogl 6y ago
I think the standard framing of copyleft as all about the user's rights is flawed. What we call copyright is a deeply flawed legal framework that helps to entrench rent-seeking and anti-competitive behaviour, but there's another s
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by cdogl 8y ago
This bizarre racism seems quite off-topic.
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by cdogl 9y ago
It's perplexing that it's not built using cross-platform web technology. If you're not going to leverage that, why saddle users with the signicant resource and latency impact of an Electron app?
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by cdogl 9y ago
Saqib Shaikh lives in London. The UK doesn't have H1Bs. His LinkedIn suggests that he went to high school in England. He has (what sounds to me like) an English accent. Put some effort into the lazy racist joke at least.