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by dogleash 3y ago
> Pushshift has been shutdown by reddit earlier this year Oh is this why all the comment undelete websites broke?
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by dogleash 3y ago
> Anyone who disagrees with me is from the flyovers Well, at least the culture of San Francisco is still alive.
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by dogleash 3y ago
The reason the BDFL idea comes up is that it's minimum viable governance. You can get the properties that are necessary for viability with other methods, of course. But Rust is sorely lacking right now. At the most basic, the BDFL set
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by dogleash 3y ago
Maybe it can't be solved behind closed doors because that's where the problems are? Rust's governance has always been a secret backroom and reliance on soft power to make the real decisions. I don't know how well docume
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by dogleash 3y ago
Without actually researching this, my impression is that Mullvad is a white label provider that the Mozilla VPN product is built on. That's very different business arrangement than Mullvad paying commission for customer acquisition.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> Why not? Why? No, seriously. Why? Most people are (correctly) disillusioned enough to understand not to use a company-provided feedback funnel. It is possible that this one is different. Doesn't change the fact the correct fir
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by dogleash 3y ago
> Serious question, in an interconnected online marketplace how are you supposed to comply with these granular state and sometimes municipal laws. Identifying standards/laws and then combing through them for applicable requirements
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by dogleash 3y ago
How often does your distro update the kernel? Does your distro ship stable or an LTS kernel? Will this patch even get backported into LTS kernels? How often does your distro cut new disto releases? tl;dr: I think pop is a Ubuntu flavor, so
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by dogleash 3y ago
You can homebrew a modern replacement with Plex, HDHomeRun Prime and a cablecard. I did that for a few years until I realized I wasn't really watching TV.
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by dogleash 3y ago
> Seems like you can never please developers: If you don't invite them to attend all the meetings, then they're offended because they feel left out from important decisions. If you invite them to all the meetings then they&#x27
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by dogleash 3y ago
> I've personally noticed, since we've been back in office, it's been easier for those ICs to have conversations with other people in the company that they need to work with, as well as have informal brainstorming sessions
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by dogleash 3y ago
> We strongly need hackers to become motivated and concentrated again to build great new things. This guy on twitter is a * checks notes* virtual mailbox provider. A product that's existed for ages and already had software startup
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by dogleash 3y ago
That's my beef too. I already pay for twitch turbo which I find to be less valuable, so it's not the cost. I just don't want to be logged into youtube all the time. And I'll never log into my google account from a work
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by dogleash 3y ago
Yup. Fastmail is very no-hassle email experience. I don't even how they stack up to the competition, but they're good enough that I'm much happier to just pay them $50/year than go out and comparison shop for email prov
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by dogleash 4y ago
18 years and still no business model?
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by dogleash 4y ago
Parent posted asked a "shouldn't they" question, not a "legally must they" question.
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by dogleash 4y ago
In politics, your traditional opponents can occasionally be right on policy. People who refuse a position because they've found themselves with strange bedfellows are one of the primary reasons things are so fucked these days.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Complaining about regulation 101 is that rules are "unjustified" if the regulator has foresight, or "inconsistent" if they're reactive.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Yea, ofc. There's just a lot going on all at once. And some of it is honest to god huge quality of life improvements, which impose guard rails around piles of garbage and creates reluctance to see or acknowledge very real negatives.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> I worked at a “digital healthcare” startup. You’d be surprised at the abuse of confidential patient information. Why would I be surprised? The default operating assumption should be that they're absolute scum. I don't unders
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by dogleash 4y ago
A quip I liked when devops was new was “devops means checking your scripts into version control”
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by dogleash 4y ago
> This is absolutely par for the course, open source means no warranty. This isn't about open source it's about scientific research . It 1) should be scrutinized and 2) if it's not reproducible, called out as such. The
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by dogleash 4y ago
> The question is whether they support trans people or oppose them But they're neither. They’re indifferent with some opportunist exploitation sprinkled on top.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Then, because they're friends who want to feel useful to each other, it needs to be riddled with inscrutable lore. That way there's always some handy bit of research, some nuggets of wisdom that they can share with each other
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by dogleash 4y ago
> This is an hour away from the tech capital of the world. bit of a non sequitur, eh? That tech capital is full of the kind of people who've argued (on this very website) the position that ALPR exists and it'd be so damn easy t
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by dogleash 4y ago
> A datacenter is not just servers. If you buy colocation, it is tho.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Maintaining a datacenter is expensive. Now I’m not sure if there are companies that provide management of actual physical infrastructure I knew the cloud marketing machine had done the new generation dirty. I didn't know it was t
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Another public square is destroyed. Twitter is just a big group chat. What’s happening is basically discord mod drama. The only difference is that journos are among the addicts melting down.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Imagine spending millions of dollars to prove 32 people are gay. Do remember that this particular morality code is an unfashionable one. There are other taboos that also cause a waste of resources by people seeking corrective action wh
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by dogleash 4y ago
You know that a lot of legislative and regulatory effort goes into making sure 911 works on as many phones as it does right? > If this is the type of PM you are accustomed to, fire them. People's expectations about how projects trea

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