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by chasd00 7mo ago
you can get a gauge on Oracle debt by looking at CDS prices ( basically insurance that pays out if Oracle defaults on debt ). The link is from 4 months ago and it feels weird to link to reddit but CDS prices have risen quite a bit which imp
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by chasd00 7mo ago
The training team and what's called 'Change Management' for an F50 company that's spread across the globe implementing a new application like an ERP could be 100 people by itself. It's extremely complex and hard to
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> connect with local people playing TTRPG even in late March '26, the bookstores and game stores selling TTRPG stuff in my area still have flyers for meetups and I live in ultra unhip/retro Dallas TX. Just go to a place that se
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> I also prefer using various SaaS solutions to handle authentication and user registration rather than rebuilding it all myself with Spring Boot Security. i haven't used Spring in a decade but even back then Spring Security had sup
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by chasd00 7mo ago
i don't think it will work, it's too easy to switch models. When google comes out with a new model people will just switch. I think Google wins in the long run, they have the money to just wait until everyone else goes bankrupt an
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by chasd00 7mo ago
I thought that was Tomcat or was Tomcat just the servlet reference implementation, i can't remember. App servers like Glassfish were what operations people used before the concept of "devops". Developers wrote the code and ad
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by chasd00 7mo ago
AI being the ultimate yes-man is probably why CEOs like it so much.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
...or you could look at their resume. btw, maybe i'm missing the joke, but working on the system you're describing would put you on the black list.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> The end result is a combination of Kickstarter and Doordash for targeted homicide. or kidnappers. Someone could take the opposite side, kidnap the individual and guarantee their survival for the year. When time is up they just dump the
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by chasd00 7mo ago
from what i understand, the issue with inference is it doesn't scale as user count grows the way traditional saas scales. In typical saas adding users requires very little additional capacity. However with inference, supporting more us
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by chasd00 7mo ago
Maybe the winning strategy is always attack and never be the one defending. That’s unfortunate.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
i don't think complete invulnerability was ever the goal of missile defense. It was meant to be a countermeasure to something where before there was none. I'm actually surprised it works as well as it does. Back when these things
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by chasd00 7mo ago
my mistake, i can't go back and edit my comment otherwise i would.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
I mentioned this in another topic by Trump mentioned the pause before the TruthSocial post in an interview on FoxNews. I can't remember who it was with but I think her name started with an "M". If I can find a link and timest
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by chasd00 7mo ago
Just so everyone is aware, Trump mentioned the deal in an interview before his post on TruthSocial. So if you're thinking all the trades that happened just before the TruthSocial post are insider trading maybe the traders where just wa
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by chasd00 7mo ago
I forgot about this, you're right. I remember some of my family members talking about this. (much of my extended family was in trucking)
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by chasd00 7mo ago
much of my extended family was in teh trucking industry one way or the other. Before the electronic books you had manual log books. Lying in your log book was a very big deal, i want to say you could get in trouble with the law in addition
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> 30 years ago is 1996. as an aside, fall of '96 is when i started college. There was an elementary school on my drive to class where I would routinely get caught in drop-off traffic. All those kids i remember crossing the street ar
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> Ok, I did win. Do I get cheaper gasoline now? Yes, in 10 years. Because even though gas prices go up hour by hour they take years to ever so slowly drift down.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
That guy is dead or dying. He’s not in control of anything. There’s been no audio or video of him since the opening strike.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
When was the last time the NATO navy do anything anyway? They’d just be sitting ducks and probably not even know which directions to point what pointless weapons they have.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
Being empathetic to someone who wants to kill you does not make you safer. How ridiculous.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
It’s trivial for either the US or Israel to do that with one phone call (completely destroy infrastructure on kharg island and the gas fields, this yields an Iranian failed state). The fact it hasn’t happened proves you wrong.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
Idk, I don’t think Europe has the capacity to do anything except launch their nukes. If missiles started falling on London they’d run to the UN and start writing letters. It would take months for NATO to start having planning meetings to fi
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by chasd00 7mo ago
To be fair Trump admins most optimistic timeline was “4-6 weeks maybe longer”. We’re at the end of week 3.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
The thing is Iran has long promised their max range was 2k Km and so defensive only. This shows that was a lie.
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by chasd00 7mo ago
there are no friends at the global scale just alliances. If Europe doesn't want to help then there's no forcing them to. Conversely, if the US manages to get the strait open and oil flowing there's no stopping them from requi
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by chasd00 7mo ago
> We're about to pull the rug underneath all knowledge workers. This will disrupt wage earners lives. This will disrupt the economy. to tie back to the actually article, if you believe a rug pull is imminent then you got to get off
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by chasd00 7mo ago
i made this point a few comments up but i think what's happening to the software dev industry is what happened to the journalism industry when the web really came into its own and everyone was now a journalist. There were even books wr
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by chasd00 7mo ago
I think looking at what the web did to the journalism industry as a model to what's happening to the software dev industry is worth while. Journalism didn't go away but it did completely change. Many old school journalists just co

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