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I am in the camp that thinks that Blockchain is utterly useless for most people. Perhaps you can tell us about some very compelling use cases that have taken off.
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> I don't think it's helped me do anything I couldn't do I am seeing a pattern here. It appears that AI isn't for everyone. Not everyone's personality may be a good fit for using AI. Just like not everybody is a
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> To combat a Chrome hegemony you need strong opposition, not a long-tail of weak opposition. Do you have any ideas on how to accomplish this in a better way than what Ladybird is trying to do? In other words, what should Ladybird be doi
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> What skills does he have that I completely lack? The ability to tell tall tales that are completely disconnected from reality. And be able to do so with utter confidence.
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For me, Java died with Oracle shenanigans. I moved to C#. Java isn't truly dead yet but I think it will slowly die off because of Oracle. Same as Solaris and SPARC, but a little slower.
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> As someone who's recently been hiring (sorry folks, position was filled just a few days ago), it's wild to me how distorted things have become. Same here. I have been hiring and it is a shit show. We advertise one position an
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That or the Israelis could be relocated to the US. Give Palestinians their land back and our Israeli friends can come live next to us.
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I tried the search site at https://searcha.page/ by searching for something random and got the following message: "An error has occurred building the search results."
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> You are missing all of the government contractors. Shows how little you know Are you able to show us data that supports your argument?
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> If you want a greyscale display, you can use a tool like f.lux to de-colorize all your monitors. For some of us it is not the greyscale that we find easier to read. e-Ink reflects light, while LCDs emit light. My eyes like first a lot
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This.
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> The advantage is Apple prioritizing efficiency, something Intel never cared enough about. Intel cared plenty once they realized that they were completely missing out on the mobile phone business. They even made X86/Atom chips for
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> Yay, common-sense energy ftw. Yeah. Countries around the world, including China are abandoning their solar and wind plans and picking up on new nuclear plants instead. Not. It is a conspiracy I think.
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Slightly off-topic rant: Demos with apps/terminals that use translucent backgrounds befuddle me. In this demo at one point he is showing some code that is syntax highlighted. Some text is grey with background that is also grey/whi
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> Seems like way more work than learning to be disciplined. Are you disciplined about everything you need/want to be disciplined about? Food, exercise, sleep, reading, work, family... You've got it all dialed to a perfection,
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I am assuming that if you asked, they'd give you a printed menu. You don't have to be difficult about it. I don't always need the dead tree version of the menu. Those do create extra work for the staff. And I am assuming they
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> I really wish Apple/Google would do something about notifications, use AI for something useful. Yes, please, for the love of anything that is holy. Stop the SMS spam!
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> I don't understand why people leave email notifications enabled. For me email on the phone uses less than 1% of my screen time during the day.
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I do use Reddit and YouTube to follow topics related to work. And to some degree Hacker News as well. Come to think of it, these are the apps that make up for most of the screen time usage for me.
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> Most of the biden job growth was: > 1. From money printing A US president is allowed to print money? Please cite your sources that Biden printed money. > 2. From the federal government employing some huge percentage of the usa po
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We have create a massive cult at the national level. There is no reasoning with them. There is nothing that this administration can do to offend them or shake their confidence.
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We have some devs in other countries. We pay them about $80K/yr. We have been trying to hire locally. The positions have been advertised for about 6 months at $140K/yr. We have only had unqualified people apply so far. We then bum
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An example list of "stable" coins that became unstable: TerraUSD (UST) NuBits DEI flexUSD USD has been here all this time. And is a safer bet than any stable coin.
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This is my experience as well with regular EV chargers. Tesla chargers on the other hand work seamlessly and reliably. You walk up, you plug it in and it works. No fuss.
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Can you run MS SQL Server inside a FreeBSD jail? Or any of the thousands of other ready to run docker containers? Whatever you gain by running FreeBSD comes at a high cost. And that high cost is keeping FreeBSD jails from taking over.
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In the US, registered liberals/Dems outnumber conservatives. However this study has more conservatives. It could be geography. Some states are more conservative than others. Or it could be that the $15 on offer is more appealing to con
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We are not. We did hire a few junior people in the past 5 years and it did not work out well for us in any of those cases. We spent a considerable amount of time and money training them to no avail. It is very possible that our stack is com
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I could be wrong, but I don't think that is the thunder the "thunder clappers" was named after.
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> The amount of offline documentation required to do so is gargantuan. I have Ollama running on my local PC with 128GBs of RAM. If civilization collapses will my tribe be better off compared to a tribe that doesn't have a similar sy
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