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901.
by cush 4y ago
Don't worry everyone, Meta only cut the Responsible Innovation Team because they stopped innovating years ago
902.
by cush 4y ago
There are currently over a million open software engineering roles in the United States alone
903.
by cush 4y ago
If that's true than, then your body is mostly solar with a bit of food chain, therefore making your comment above... Also... Solar..... I need to go hug my wife and children
904.
by cush 4y ago
Aliens are looking down on us right now thinking, "we'll make contact as soon as they advance past the steam engine"
905.
by cush 4y ago
There's a company called Tonic.ai that reminded me of your comment - they deeply analyze a db, including the data, and are able to find and strip out all of the PII, while keeping the various relationships in tact. Super interesting po
906.
by cush 4y ago
The only thing that pulls people out is garbage writing and acting
907.
by cush 4y ago
A phone without basic emergency service access should be recalled. Google has no intention on fixing it, they might as well save themselves further liability
908.
by cush 4y ago
This is so fun!! Really needs keyboard support though
909.
by cush 4y ago
The URL is wrong. Should be https://plink.in
910.
by cush 4y ago
Big email companies were never threatened by self-host. Spammers ruined it, not big email companies. Spam is an incredibly difficult problem to solve.
911.
by cush 4y ago
The article nailed it. They simply don't have the right people at the helm. They aren't innovating because they're working on problems that were solved a decade ago in the game industry and without users, the experience will
912.
by cush 4y ago
This is insane. I can't even imagine being at the meeting where this was proposed "Advertisers want to know when their ads are being viewed" - "We could work with advertisers to have them add some metadata to the output
913.
by cush 4y ago
Every bank I deal with (3 of them) take responsibility for any claims from identity theft/bank fraud. Looks like the push worked!
914.
by cush 4y ago
> I wish we could stop propagating the idea that it's possible to "steal someone's identity" Identity theft is a term that comes from the fact that you can use this information to open up a bank account or become some
915.
by cush 4y ago
I was responding to "when's the last time your engine gave out"
916.
by cush 4y ago
Do companies want or need an open source Amazon? To me, Shopify fills this role. Buyers just want cheap and fast, and sellers just want more profits. Amazon isn't a software company - it's a logistics company that specializes in d
917.
by cush 4y ago
Harsh, but true
918.
by cush 4y ago
No, Tauri!
919.
by cush 4y ago
Fun fact - Steamers are used in professional kitchens when needing to soft boil 100s of eggs, because you can simply place the entire crate (box and all) of eggs into the steamer. The eggs never crack and can all be removed at the same time
920.
by cush 4y ago
I can't remember the last time I commuted and didn't see a car broken down on the side of the road.
921.
by cush 4y ago
It depends what companies we're talking about. Most of these companies are not internet services, they're so big that they're logistics companies - manufacturing, shipping, receiving, legal, human resources, etc etc etc. The
922.
by cush 4y ago
> livelihoods depend on... centralized points of control This control they have has nothing to do with centralization or decentralization. They get it through the data-economy we live in - monopolistic companies syphoning petabytes of i
923.
by cush 4y ago
Oh of course. This is the tradeoff. That said, over time a diagram's value will diminish regardless if you have auto-layout or not, since the codebase will always outpace documentation.
924.
by cush 4y ago
It's why I keep falling back to excalidraw over tools like mermaid with auto-layout. When I need to communicate an idea, often I really need to fuss with layout in order to get my point across, and having the control to drag things aro
925.
by cush 4y ago
I also took a first year circuits course and disagree with the conclusions in this paper
926.
by cush 4y ago
Tell all that to my elevator button. It shocks me every other day in my brand new modern building.
927.
by cush 4y ago
> The Earth has special electrons Nowhere in the article is this stated. Walking barefoot on soil would ground the body, as opposed to being in shoes. That's it. It's not woo woo. Either your body is grounded or it isn't.
928.
by cush 4y ago
Yeah my expectations for this comment thread were low, but it's funny to see people with literally zero background in biology skim a paper and suddenly become experts in physiology and experimental design
929.
by cush 4y ago
If that's your conclusion, I'm not surprised you're so invested in these ideas.
930.
by cush 4y ago
The only conceivable reason GoDaddy would entertain the idea is that the gross incompetence and negligence of a single individual has created such an immense liability for millions of users. And single individuals creating immense liabiliti

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