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by dogleash 4y ago
Yes. It is conventional wisdom to assume that all startups are lying though their teeth. Claims about what they've accomplished are understood to be what they hope to achieve eventually.
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by dogleash 4y ago
>Perhaps we can start from the points I'm making and assess them on their own merits instead? As far as I can tell, the points you made are: A) It's strange people make moral choices to stay out of advertising. B) Advertisement
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by dogleash 4y ago
>I find it strange that AI/ML people would avoid "adtech for ethical reasons". You founded and run an advertising company. Are you taking the piss? Surely you've aware of the ethical issues even if you don't giv
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by dogleash 4y ago
> I always thought technical debt was a euphemism for speed over quality. For a first pass approximation it is. The post is a soup of manager-speak and blogger-speak. I might be too hungover to decipher it properly, but I'm pretty s
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by dogleash 4y ago
Apple vs Android is Coke vs Pepsi for Zoomers. Having hard numbers in a report makes sense to nail it home, but it's instantly obvious if you interact with people that age. (And I say that as a millennial that's used to a lighter
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by dogleash 4y ago
Models other than networking already exist for the embedded space (some sorta analogous to what you propose, but not exactly thought about in those terms). They're the more common option than going all the way to a communication proto
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by dogleash 4y ago
All interfaces still talk Ethernet.
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by dogleash 4y ago
>No it does not, it would be irresponsible to do that on private data. [...] One exception to that is [describes two exceptions] I think the other exception to that is [...] kek
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by dogleash 4y ago
>No it does not, it would be irresponsible to do that on private data. Doing irresponsible things on private data is hot business model of the day. I'm not saying it's google; I'm saying common expectations about "re
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by dogleash 4y ago
I'm colorblind. Which means my defects in color vision are a thing I deal with regularly. I'm entirely uninterested in the idea lack of colorblind accessibility could torpedo the themes of the game. In this game - much like in l
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by dogleash 4y ago
> when do humans get to a point where we no longer have to appeal to the lowest common denominator? When brand safety is no longer the arbiter of what messages are communicated in the wide-reaching channels.
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by dogleash 4y ago
You're not wrong, but I don't think Twitch considers art a factor in deciding what they want on-platform. Their actions communicate that the platform is meant for game grinding, light entertainment, and softcore porn.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> I don't think OP referred to authoritarianism about children, but authoritarianism in general. Thank you. I can't believe I had to scroll as far as I did to see your comment. I'm not saying the comparison is or isn'
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by dogleash 4y ago
Legal status is terrible standard for whether something is counter culture. Outlawing something is neither necessary nor sufficient to be counterculture. Some legal and cultural boundaries overlap, some are orthogonal. There are a great m
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by dogleash 4y ago
That just sounds like memorization with extra steps.
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Can someone explain why I'm wrong about this because when ever I tell any of my Java / Node colleagues that I love PHP they tend to roll their eyes. You're not wrong so much as out of fashion . It's very importan
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by dogleash 4y ago
The answer will not be known until it is too late to be useful. The trappings of status and qualification on the topic slows the introduction of new perspectives. Here's how: There are respected and established people who can investiga
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by dogleash 4y ago
>There is going to be a lot of this happening. With lawyers, doctors, journalists, all kinds of expensive experts and consultants are going to face some competition from tools like this used by their customers to reduce their dependence
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by dogleash 4y ago
>talking to a lawyer about my case obviously needs him to be licensed Why's that obvious tho? Shouldn't it be on you to decide if you want a licensed lawyer? Isn't that the point of your post?
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by dogleash 4y ago
I wanted to like that book but it's a big Just-so story. tl;dr: The brave knight implemented devops and everyone lived happily ever after!
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by dogleash 4y ago
Practical Statecharts in C/C++: https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Statecharts-Quantum-Program... Or more generically, look into Hierarchical State Machines. There's a few insights that you can apply to your state m
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by dogleash 4y ago
the life of a politically inconvenient story: 1. it's conspiracy theory 2. it was obvious to everyone 3. forgotten
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by dogleash 4y ago
https://i.imgur.com/wfrkITJ.png
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by dogleash 4y ago
I thought Ars was better that that. Srug, oh well, time to write them off too.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Resilience. Put on your systems theory hat when thinking about alternatives. FWIW, As was discussed in the post, ground/departure channels at a major airport were overwhelmingly busy for a private pilot untrained in that environment.
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by dogleash 4y ago
This is a good message that generalizes to everything. My big peeve over the last few years is how often in software people want to talk answers before understanding the problem. Both in a "just give me the answer" sense, and in
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by dogleash 4y ago
Your examples of CI and VSCode are on point, and in the bigger picture it's always about tooling. The mono/multi repo argument is fundamentally boring to me because it always boils down to whether the shape of the tooling problem
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by dogleash 4y ago
Are there any rubes left though? The types of people reaching out to me to explain crypto during the last boom makes me think the wells are running dry.
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by dogleash 4y ago
>but actually the average person doesn't want technology to vocally support neo-nazis? By papering over these flaws in AI without actually fixing them, it communicates to the average person that the technology built is more sophisti
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Why are software engineers like this? They're not. Some are. Others are dead set on no cutey names. Causing people in their vicinity go around asking "why are software engineers such sticks in the mud?" They're not

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