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2y ago
Okay so 100 - 200 years then ;)
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2y ago
I think the commands are: git checkout production git rebase main that gets everything from main into production.
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2y ago
Yeah but tech has 3 stages: 1) Make it work 2) Make it good 3) Make it scale If this thing works, then probably it's in the process of being made good, and then it can enter the third phase. It'll be implantable in 50 - 100 years
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2y ago
I would posit another option: mass manufacture improved the profitability of things manufactured at scale. The bigger the scale, the lower the cost. As such, the least expensive things will always appeal to the greatest number of people. Pl
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2y ago
> This is totally a data breach. Show another customers data to a random person = data breach. Yep you're right, legal definition of a data breach includes "someone’s personal information is sent to the wrong person." htt
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2y ago
This isn’t really a data breach, it’s a bug in the app. And it didn’t “allow people to access strangers details” it showed each person the wrong details after they logged in. Like you couldn’t then pick another person and view their details
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2y ago
Public transport should be free anyway
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2y ago
Yeah, so I think that the issue isn't that Apple does several things well, it's that they do something well and then only consume that product themselves. To an extent every business must generalise and specialise in various confi
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2y ago
I don't think market cap is the right signal, but vertical integration. The worst monopolistic behaviour almost always involves one company controlling multiple parts of a supply chain. That's obviously why vertical integration
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2y ago
Funnily enough, tools are best monetised as SEO enhancers. His tool would have incredible page rank, and by linking to a "Made with love by congressblog.com" from that tool (and all the others he has made) and then populating cong
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2y ago
But prices go up at the same time so what's the difference. It's better than renting, but house prices going up isn't beneficial.
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2y ago
I own my house, but so what? If I sell it I have to buy another house and they're all going up
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2y ago
Oh yeah that’s bound to be as equitable as having the government provide it!
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2y ago
But the article specifically says that the features contributed to the accident in foreseeable ways. Meaning that a human without the feature would not have had the accident. It may well be a power user problem, ie. it makes you better if y
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2y ago
I actually think it was just a joke. Acknowledgingthat FSB and autopilot are accident prone and therefore appropriately named.
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2y ago
Completely OT but if anyone wants a good laugh at Ice Cube’s expense check out this bit by Kumail Nanjiani: https://youtu.be/5HDgULSW1T8?si=jY6mSLB6jwHMEFT0
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2y ago
No he’s from are we there yet and are we done yet
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2y ago
It does seem rather ridiculous that they’re allowed to call this feature either autopilot or full self driving beta.
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2y ago
I don’t see how it helps anyone but property investors when prices go up. Everyone has to live somewhere.
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2y ago
Some participants in the world don't give a shit about the rest of the world
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2y ago
Every time I've done a project using an ORM, I wound up either writing SQL directly or spending a long time trying to make the ORM do what I knew the SQL should do.
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2y ago
I had some similar strategies: 1) Write the WHERE clause first 2) Run a SELECT on that WHERE clause 3) Edit the query to make it either update or delete as required Similarly, I only ever perform recursive filesystem commands using find and
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2y ago
Digging these! I will trade you one cumulus frisbee for one soul supreme. And in exchange for Vincent Antone, I will trade you one Chromeo
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2y ago
Recommendations on rap music or electronic music? Or funk/soul/jazz/blues?
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2y ago
Yeah I'm more open minded now than I was when I was younger. All my taste seems to stem from the same roots (for example I like a wide variety of electronic music but the common thread is sounds and/or harmonies rooted in funk
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2y ago
In an ironic twist, I then get called Lan.
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2y ago
OP said: growth is declining in response to the copy about an “ever growing population” I said: we will add about 3.5b then level off, implying that the population, for all intents and purposes, is ever growing You said: but maybe it’s not
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2y ago
I said “about 3.5b”. In the context of a statement that we have an “ever growing population” does it really make a difference if it’s 2.5b or 4.5b?
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2y ago
Yeah that's what I was thinking: 2 birds with one stone. However much CO2 removal is taking place, it's gotta be better than not having it taking place. My question would be: if we were to produce enough of this stuff to replace,
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2y ago
We will add about 3.5b people in the next 26 years and then it will level off
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