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by dogleash 3y ago
> Everyone post your favourite conjecture! Places uptight enough that developers never swear in comments are uptight in other ways that lead to poor team dynamics which hinders quality.
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by dogleash 3y ago
Huh. Didn't know that. Sounds fairly lost in the political ragebait sauce.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> I don't understand how Missouri and Louisiana have any standing here. Did you read their legal complaint? It doesn't feel like your statements here are responding to their claims about standing in the complaint.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> somehow 200 dpi+ desktop screens is still an extremely niche product. Resolution and color accuracy are subject to diminishing returns. I could be wearing my glasses right now. They're not a strong correction, but I could see slig
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by dogleash 3y ago
Not what I’m saying. There’s two separate ideas in that paragraph. 1) allocation strategy and 2) measuring success of an allocation strategy. Our first-come with modest renewal + transferable + UDRP is a strategy. Complaining that someone
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by dogleash 3y ago
>I know HackerNews thinks gail.com is really clever/cool, but imagine if every single domain was like this. Most domains already are. If it's not one lucky Gail, it's a random sub-sub-brand of a corporate behemoth who got
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by dogleash 3y ago
> The world is also out to get you if you classify digital advertisements as warfare. The world is out to get everyone . Just in ways we pretend don't count, so we don't have think too hard about it.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> iPad Pro is a GREAT tool for things far beyond writing. [...] Further, the iPad is pretty GREAT at remote access for Linux or Windows hosts. I try and I try and I try because lots of tasks can be done and I want to like it. But I run i
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by dogleash 3y ago
There's threads of a few interesting ideas in here, unfortunately the presentation teed them up for the current cultural mythos to obliterate them. A number of years ago, the uptight cultural conformity of the valley bubble branded its
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by dogleash 3y ago
Hyped tech that lets someone feel like they're improving their product is a hell of a drug.
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by dogleash 3y ago
I had it running as a DIY TiVo. But since I canceled cable it's mostly an unused interface for a copy of infocon.org on my NAS and rips of a few dozen DVDs I own. I probably gave them more money with the lifetime deal than if I paid m
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by dogleash 3y ago
I pay for twitch turbo, I even had youtube tv during football season. So I'm not that cost sensitive, and don't oppose giving youtube money for a service. But logging in on every browser and device I watch youtube on? Fuck, I&#x27
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by dogleash 3y ago
> what part of my book and body language makes you think I want to talk to strangers right now That you're reading at a bar instead of reading at home. I have a friend that reads at bars, because he likes random conversations but ne
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by dogleash 3y ago
> Step one to improving the situation for men is to destroy the right-wing MRM. Step one is building the future you want to see. Step one isn't waging a cultural battle. A well articulated alternative might even sap the wind from i
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by dogleash 3y ago
The absolute state of The Atlantic. This is a skincrawling writing style and contains no sense of perspective (celebrity combat sport events aren't even a novel idea anymore). Either the editors at The Atlantic are idiots, or have deci
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by dogleash 3y ago
You're right, and I agree. I wouldn't consider such a disclosure requirement to be make it no longer deceptive. They might just enshrine the deception into law. Like how all the spam in my inbox is (or at least masquerades as) C
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by dogleash 3y ago
Ultimately it's an issue of deceptive advertising. Comcast sold me a 1Gbps plan. That was the upfront marketing, that's what we agreed to, the salesman certainly didn't offer up any clarification, the cap is just buried in
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by dogleash 3y ago
How much of their business is the self hosted option? I assume but don’t know that gitlab.com exists largely just to show off the product.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> the article needs to be read through this lens Would people read this article less critically without knowing the author's position? If so, then THAT'S the problem with devops (and every other software buzzword). If someone
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by dogleash 3y ago
This is a weird comparison. On one hand you have an independent contractor preparing for an engagement. The other is actively collaborating with a team to make a thing. The less bad (but still not great) comparison is to Reeves' alloc
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by dogleash 3y ago
Nuclear, nuclear, nuclear. You can't fix global energy problems by raising everyone's HVAC coefficient of power to 4.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> because this is what this is now, blackmail I think you meant to say extortion, not blackmail. But it isn't that either.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> When approving the S-1, the SEC was asked to review a business, not one selling filtration technology, but one selling illegal securities, well within their area of expertise. > Any crypto sceptic who does not see a problem with thi
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by dogleash 3y ago
The admins and distribution maintainers in this article are really a proxy for all stakeholders beyond a developer who's doing the minimum to get a feature into production. But, the requirements the tooling and workflows were built for
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by dogleash 3y ago
If they don't say anything, they're incommunicative. But if talk and say effectively nothing, they might get egg on their face for people watching. However they can convince people who don't pay much attention that it's
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by dogleash 3y ago
> It was never polite to just wander up to people working on something and bother them with random junk. A lot of 'management' doesn't build communication or workflows more advanced than that. And when people are never mo
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by dogleash 3y ago
Isn't this tacit admission that their pricing is meant to squeeze out third party apps?
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by dogleash 3y ago
Yeah, ofc, just don't do business there / with Americans. It's not hard. You just have to exclude them, not secretly help them around your make-believe georestriction.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> what began as a journalistic forum devolved into a WWE match before the first voter asked a question. Insert astronaut "always was" meme here Politics isn't like wrestling, it is wrestling. The defining property of
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by dogleash 3y ago
It’s already moving to discord. Discord blows for asynchronous conversations. But that doesn’t mean it’s not the replacement.

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