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codyb
10mo ago
This is why I built out a Shadow Sessions program for our internal tooling teams at my BigCo. The users are right there, go make friends. Learn what they're doing day to day. And how it fits into the larger picture. These sessions are
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10mo ago
Is the personal expense not dying or getting less sick or something?
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10mo ago
Managing upwards beats being managed in my experience. Seems to work with most managers, and reduces surprises which reduces stress all around and causes course corrections and course alignments earlier. I tend to do status updates in publi
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10mo ago
I'm not even really advocating for or against the copyright position. I also think you're missing my point a bit. Just cause you study lots of works and create an original creation which borrows influences isn't the same thin
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10mo ago
I think citation would be needed on this. Obviously any artist producing fully original music or art doesn't. And many content creators might benefit from an expanded public domain, or they might not... There's already tons of cre
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10mo ago
I've been using DuckDuckGo for the last... decade or so. And it still seems to return fairly relevant documentation towards the top. To be fair, that's most of what I use search for these days is "<<Programming Language
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11mo ago
Why can't we use non-potable water for these data centers too?
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11mo ago
Seems like we're bombing a bunch of low level, poverty stricken fisherman who occasionally bring a load of drugs from point A to point B. I'm sure the complete lack of effectiveness will be worth the condemnation and lost intellig
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11mo ago
I use Firefox Developer Edition as my daily driver and it's a nice experience. I think there's an AI option in the settings I have turned off? Wolud I don't see how AI would improve my experience, although I have found myself
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11mo ago
Definitely time for structural change. Here's my ideas... The Senate - Give the territories 2 Senators, the tribes in the reservations 2 Senators, and DC 2 Senators - Find some minimum number of citizens to get a Senator and lump certa
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11mo ago
As much as there's a lot of reasonable arguments for ending the minting of the penny, the method in which this president waves his hands and fundamentally changes things such as our White House, our currency, our trade policies, our un
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11mo ago
All green notes are barely there anymore... the dollar bill itself. Even the five has some color now.
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11mo ago
The sign on the door said "no scrapers", which as far as I know is not a protected class.
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11mo ago
I mean... sort of. But let's look at the structure for a bit... - Citizens United has allowed unfettered amounts of dark money to flow into our elections, disproportionately benefiting the uber wealthy - The Senate greatly favors rural
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1y ago
We're just a year away from full self driving!
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1y ago
Took a train from NYC to Chicago and it was so nice. Similar amount of time, about two days I think all in all. And just rolling on the plains, got myself a bunk, was more expensive than the plane ride home but 25 times more enjoyable and f
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1y ago
I guess I do remember adding drivers here and there for scanners and printers back in the day
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1y ago
Devil's advocating here... when have kernel extensions _ever been_ a part of the average user's experience?
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1y ago
I sincerely doubt it'll do much, but my next computer will not be Apple. Sadly, I just upgraded a year and a half or so ago, and sadly, good lord those damn arm chips are nice. So hopefully in 8 years or so when I need a new machine, t
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1y ago
Where is it illegal to smoke in public spaces? NYers are out here smokin' bogeys and joints on our streets all day, and when I went to Florida the tables had ashtrays, even occasionally inside. Certainly was the same in Lisbon and Fran
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1y ago
I understand, and am against the constant advertising of it. But it's also important to remember just how successful the smoking psa campaign has been. Especially given the cost! Rates have fallen dramatically, just by telling people t
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1y ago
Internal corporate tooling can be greatly improved by promoting scheduled "water cooler chat on steroids" calls between engineers/designers/product/tpms/managers and the actual users. What's nice is that t
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1y ago
That is _nuts_ that the basketball season is longer than the MLB season. I never would have guessed that. Let's go Jays! Looking forward to this World Series. Also not a fan of the constant inundation with gambling ads even if they hav
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1y ago
All these comments assume that 30 million is _all_ the mob has made with these machines, and that the tech must be very expensive. Usually when they pull out the big piles of drugs for the TVs, I assume that's the tip of the iceberg. S
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1y ago
To every billionaire in America right now who can read this... I haven't used any of the AI stuff that's been released so far. It doesn't appear to have affected my day to day in any manner but I'm not particularly conne
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1y ago
I suspect that this will always be just one more year away like Tesla's robotaxis
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1y ago
I don't know if this is true. A pack of cigarettes in Virginia costs... what 4 bucks? 5? Those Virginia taxed cigarettes are sold in NYC for 10 bucks a pack now or 1 dollar a loosey (a... friend told me). That's 2x on packs and 4x
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1y ago
According to the Enforcer's ( https://www.youtube.com/@EnforcerOfficial ) stream yesterday They just use prevailing wind routes, and toss tons of balloons up, and have 'em float over the border cause cigarette taxes
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1y ago
Absolutely. But, what if the point of using the knives, is to be able to understand how to use the machines which can use knives for us, and if we're not replicating the learning part, where do we end up?
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1y ago
It's pretty great if you understand how to do resets, interactive rebases, understand the differences between merges and rebases, keep your commit history fairly clean, and just work with the tool. I haven't had a problem with Git
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