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2y ago
You aren’t showing us the specific language that you’re referring to, nor do we know what a typical CrowdStrike contract looks like. You could be talking about apples and oranges here. I’ve seen both.
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Kinda sounds like you didn’t read what they actually wrote in its entirety but have still taken the first possible chance to jump in and quite aggressively tell them how what they’re doing is wrong.
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2y ago
The premise of ‘tech people’ not at all succumbing to the same shortcomings as any other human is utterly language and the source of so much undeserved hubris in this industry. Developers are some of the worst, ‘illogical’ people I’ve ever
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2y ago
She’ll be ‘right.
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2y ago
Undoubtedly some ‘security’ higher up trying to build their little fiefdom and expand their corporate influence. The absolute hilarity of the mere concept of this does distract me a bit from how invasive it is. Like, what do you think that
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2y ago
I don’t think “Google bad” needs elaboration in 2024.
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2y ago
Probably because you’re obviously one of the myriad Americans that have bought in to terrorism now meaning “things that I don’t like”.
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2y ago
Really, really sounds like you don’t have many real problems in your life and don’t know who to blame for societal issues. People here will lament about the exploited H1Bs causing literal genocides at Meta until the cows come home, but lite
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2y ago
What we can say for sure is: 1. By common standards, this is considered bad practice, especially in the context in which WordPress operates. User enumeration is widely considered to be an unacceptable consequence of error messages this spec
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2y ago
No. This is your presumably tech-informed “any regulation that gets in the way of my passing intuition of what’s good is TERRIBLE!” Have you been in a city as dense as (parts of) Japan with completely unregulated use of vehicles like this?
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2y ago
It confused you. That doesn’t make it misleading.
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2y ago
Not really sure what the point of this comment is to be honest. Other jurisdictions didn’t simply copy and paste the DMCA. OP’s desire to be threatened in terms of the regulations that they’re actually beholden to is completely valid. Becau
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2y ago
By “intellectually stimulating”, they meant “with enough verbosity and with a high enough frequency of multisyllabic words that this sewing circle of self-congratulatory computer operators feels intellectually engaged by it”. “Gross” contri
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2y ago
Yep. HN (and similar community) conversations on this topic are always so snobby, but in reality all it points to is this community mostly wanting to buy different things. Everyone here is just as susceptible.
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2y ago
I mean, if you want to be pedantic about it, I suppose it depends on whether or not “telephone sales” implies something actually being sold.
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2y ago
Yeah, and I’m fairly confident that HomeKit will be around in a few years.
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2y ago
Gosh. Americans.
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2y ago
And I’ll just preemptively jump in and nip this in the bud before some HNer writes their anti-RTO manifesto in the replies: Not all organisations or executives have a vested interest in commercial real estate. Especially this late in the ga
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2y ago
State-sponsored art is also an ongoing reality in many other countries, including mine, with much more positive results. What’s your point?
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2y ago
You’re reading a bit too much into The Verge’s hard-hitting reporting, which essentially amounts to “companies are groups of people and any group of more than a handful of people is very likely to disagree about quite a bit”. Congratulation
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2y ago
Yeah. Okay. Sure. How do you feel about community-developed / open-source models that’ll certainly do the same thing citing “freedom” and “choice” as the justification. If people are just salty about OpenAI and want to buy into the Sam
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2y ago
> a "computer hater" masquerading as a lead software engineer at $DAYJOB? That’s like a chef who hates food but runs a restaurant and > And with open issues piling up like a flood of disappointment in your "$PROJECT_NAM
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2y ago
As usual, good old fashioned pen and paper is worlds better than this or any other attempt by overzealous tech people with a hammer looking to hit this particular nail.
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2y ago
As a non-American, I think that you’re underestimating or understating the US’s unfortunate influence on the rest of the world. It’s almost like they’ve been fighting for it for hundreds of years.
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2y ago
Standards-compliance and using esoteric features over catering for the realities of usability. Your coworkers were right to steamroll you.
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2y ago
Yes. “I have a startup that’ll change the world with our SaaS product!” has really rotted peoples brains on this website.
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2y ago
It’s dumb because costs will be incurred by more than those that directly benefit from it? I’ve got bad news for you about how basically every business under the sun works.
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2y ago
It really isn’t. It’s as much playing to market dynamics as employment is. The reality is that plenty of influencer wannabes are going to jump at the opportunity to do this. Privileged influencer wannabes, mind you. Let’s not spin this as s
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2y ago
No. That only says something about you, not “the culture”. It’s incredibly common to laugh at the absolute absurdity of a situation. It doesn’t mean that people are making light of it. It doesn’t mean that they don’t grok how serious it is
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2y ago
This is such a weird comment. Why are you so confident that there’s rhyme or reason to which ‘brands’ have a physical retail presence and which ones don’t? You haven’t presented any justification, and your examples include plenty of orgs &#
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