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by dogleash 5y ago
>I don't know why, but there's a fairly strong association between being in STEM and thinking that the humanities are easy and obvious and people study them just because they don't understand STEM. Sampling bias. The assoc
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by dogleash 5y ago
>But it was certainly possible for a Linux vendor to have got a key into the kek and dB lists: https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/12368.html Your text is written in past tense. But if there is a maintained list why is nobody
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by dogleash 5y ago
Better headline: Survey confirms under-40 adults enjoy an excuse to invite a bunch of friends together Subheading: No intention to stop using holidays to engage with community. Could sports finals be next?
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by dogleash 5y ago
No. Go read Ford v. Dodge. It’s about not actively and deliberately screwing shareholders.
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Everyone likes to think they're the smart person laughing at the "Faster Horses" guy in that Henry Ford quote. And I don't think the moral of that quote means what most people think it means either. But anyway... I&#x2
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by dogleash 5y ago
If you want to states to not get federal gov't funds, you're in agreement with the people who think the scope DC should be reduced and states to do more. So now that you're in agreement, get to enacting those changes. On you
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by dogleash 5y ago
This line of criticism frames it as if the Carmen Mola public persona is unacceptably dishonest compared to the acceptably dishonest fake public persona called Beatriz Gimeno. I don't mean to throw shade, it's simply the inescapab
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by dogleash 5y ago
An open source umbrella organization pulled rank and the member projects are connecting the dots to see that Microsoft views them as unpaid employees. No, it's not hyperbole. Go check the foundations website and you'll find that M
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>because we can design fewer chip variants They already use efuses in a single silicon design to differentiate on product features. How does this new license scheme enable fewer designs?
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>a widespread perception that if someone is engaging in a large scale cash transaction then there must be something shady going on People who've never carried a sum of cash on their person are often terrified of the prospect and ass
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by dogleash 5y ago
>It seems to me that there is something about American culture that is inherently right-leaning. The American left's branding is being "other" to the status quo. Nothing can simultaneously be both status quo and belong to
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This gets some points right regarding the abject failure of media criticism's hamfisted attempts tocover Rogan. But this author can see it because those lines of criticism are not fueled by this author's fight. Once the author mo
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> art school > joining signal > None of can give me a straight answer as to why. No secret squirrel shit here, their dealer told them to use signal.
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>“We are not actually doing what we say we do publicly,” said the confidential review. Why do we even have the collective fiction where corporate messaging around a sore topic is treated as trustworthy? Especially with companies that we
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The problem at scale is that you no longer have a secret ballot.
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>My concern is that tomorrow, I'll have to deal with one of the junior devs bringing up Linus Torvalds' comment as the starting point for a suggestion we leave GitHub What would you rather see? That he just avoid expressing any
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by dogleash 5y ago
I don't think it's an argument that "piracy is good", but instead piracy serves as a sort of test case to explore the extent to which current boundaries of intellectual property law is "promot[ing] the Progress of S
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by dogleash 5y ago
I'm more and more convinced that "DevOps" (and "Agile" before it) are just buzzwords that can be leveraged to make whatever change the person implementing it wanted to do all along, with zero regard for what the buz
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by dogleash 5y ago
>I stand by my position that end users don't actually want competing third-party app stores. I have 9 chat apps on my phone. I just counted, and that's skipping things like email and basecamp that I might have included to infla
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Who says it has to seen as rising above others, rather than simply living up to your own ideals? Is it wrong to have standards just because some people won't meet them? The fact some people get off on perceived superiority is a separat
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by dogleash 5y ago
I'm not going to write you a crash course in medical device quality systems, but I'll mention the Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). FMEAs are a core component of any risk management plan. In an FMEA, Failure Modes (what
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by dogleash 5y ago
>Is no one else put off by the tone of this article? Not really, it's just a more personal retelling of something anyone in a skilled domain knows exists. If I were to tell a more professional version of the same phenomenon, I'
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by dogleash 5y ago
>I think you may be overreading the text. The writer could also be just saying they feel really stuck. I guess there's a chance where it was just poorly-articulated "one of my employees has a stronger negotiating position than
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>because the alternatives (primarily paywalls) are worse Weird position to take when most high-quality content is already shifting to a paywall model (or didn't base their business model on advertising in the first place). And ad-su
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Even the large media organizations are contorting their output for attention on social media; what chances do the independent professionals have to bring attention to their work while ignoring those platforms?
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"They're just getting rid of Alex Jones" the highbrow commentators said. "Why are you being so weird about protecting Alex Jones?" they wondered in the direction of anyone with even a shred of perception.
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>With Huawei behaving this way can we trust our electronic devices made in China? In industry this is called a supply chain attack, and the answer has been a resounding "no, of course we can't trust those devices" for year
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by dogleash 5y ago
>innocuous QR code might automatically download an image Just a few days ago at DEF CON some presenter had been going around with the EICAR test string in a QR code and having fun with all the forced AV hits that can cause. https:/
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by dogleash 5y ago
> Isn't this a bit of a false dichotomy? No. I explicitly mentioned that git was not blameless. My post was about the fact we’re moving towards the realization that after 15 years of trying, we’re not going to find a grand design
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This is the 2nd article I’ve seen in recent time bikeshedding the minutia of the git development process as part of criticizing the git learning curve. I fear we’ve reached the point that people are starting to realize the grand new UI to m

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