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by delfinom 3y ago
>Philosophically, if a lead developer is doing most of the commits on a project, then they are monopolizing both the code and the decision making process, which is a sure way to kill a project. Or, just follow me here, a open source proj
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by delfinom 3y ago
Prisons are already facing staffing shortages nationwide. Not really a viable solution.
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by delfinom 3y ago
They wanted to set a precedent they could use when they replace customer service with shit spewing bots.
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by delfinom 3y ago
A chinese takeout by me recently switched from paper bags....insulated plastic bags, complete with that reflective liner...all for the same $12 takeout cost. It's insane but this is in NY. And many more restaurants are trending torward
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by delfinom 3y ago
Let's not forget that the US poverty line is artificially kept low using an outdated formula to generate better outlooks and not show the economy has been destroyed since the 1960s for the average person. Officially the formula is >
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by delfinom 3y ago
Cause of 1% of Americans owning all of the wealth of America.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Amazon has been on the late stage capitalism warpath for awhile now. They even have internal reports that they are going to exhaust the labor pool due to their hiring and firing practices at warehouses within a few years. The latest news fr
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by delfinom 3y ago
I mean, Russia in particular seems to have a serious issue with self-stabbings and falling out of windows that does warrant research into the phenomena. It may even be some SCPs. So I can see OP being serious.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>But I use it for the basic, boring boilerplate stuff that I just don't want to type. The boilerplate isn't stuff you generally need AI for really if you are working professionally in electrical. You just pull-up a premade &quo
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by delfinom 3y ago
Btw, you guys are violating the ViewCube patent that Autodesk has. You should be careful. https://patents.google.com/patent/US7782319B2/en It's why we never implemented it in KiCad, and why Blender has a &quo
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by delfinom 3y ago
KiCad has basic design rules and a design rules scripting system, you can create a lot of design rules through that mechanism. Generally we take feedback on rules that can't currently be scripted and there are real applications for.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>Uh, no. They're not actually paying huge amounts--that's part of the reason Altium got bought. Professionals use professional tools--Altium doesn't qualify. I really do not understand what Renesas thinks they are going to
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by delfinom 3y ago
Mentor used to be independent but got bought by Siemens. In general, Mentor and Cadence packages are where the serious electrical engineering happens where you are talking about routing gigahertz signals and simulating it. Even thermal simu
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by delfinom 3y ago
Depending on state, it is illegal for companies to do a credit check for employment. Perhaps they are using it sell your data to some shitservice they use but it can't legally be used in your location.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Handling the app icons properly due to the notch IS something that Apple should have done. It's pure idgaf incompetence on Apple's part. Their software quality has been declining the past few years in respects to macOS.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Courts only order that in cases the lawsuit is in bad faith by one party.
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by delfinom 3y ago
I mean, if they could they would. Why have any engineers in the US at all when you can hire them at 1/2 to less in India, South America and even Africa?
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea I find it ironic this article is coming from the NYTimes that runs 40 "breaking" stories about a certain oompa loompa every chance they can. It's gotten so bad I canceled my sub recently because I don't want to scrol
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by delfinom 3y ago
Unfortunately data post launch of ChatGPT is now worthless as it's contaminated by the very same bots
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by delfinom 3y ago
That only occurs due to abusive IP detection Thank you crypto.
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by delfinom 3y ago
The other joke is, it has also known that car mfgs just let dealers have access to the key databases they hold for cars to make new ones rather than just cloning a physical key...and crooked dealership employees use it behind the scenes.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Basically outside this mosh pit, there are many smaller communities scattered about the internet and social circles. They all refer to HN as "the orange site" to avoid naming it, and it's usually always about something in dis
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by delfinom 3y ago
It's a mandatory buzzword for investment in 2024 since everything else has been milked to death already. I've seen companies go back and slap "AI" on things that have been out for 15 years.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Pretty much the majority of north east homes are not that well insulated. Then you get to bigger buildings where by health and building code you must always have a certain % of fresh air intake otherwise you'll end up choking on your o
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by delfinom 3y ago
It's completely legal in the US and often mandated by regulation. In some US industries, even your phone calls are recorded by law.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Slack keeps those messages even if you delete the account when you leave. It's a data retention setting.
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by delfinom 3y ago
* with additional fluff content because Google mandated it to show up in search results. Seriously, the reason why all recipe sites online suddenly became autobiographies was a policy change by google prioritizing such.
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by delfinom 3y ago
For me besides those 3 it's also "what happens if unison fails to attract the funding it needs and shuts down next month, do I get fucked by the proprietary solution that was made a critical part of my own business?"
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by delfinom 3y ago
So is there going to be a mandate to throw money at every open source project used or are we going to be useless leeches?
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by delfinom 3y ago
Because every CAD, which has traditionally been dominated by commercial solutions invents their own file format for lockin. On top of that semiconductor vendors don't want to hire people to draw symbols in every possible cad solution.

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