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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
They do. It's usually in the license and says something like: "This software is distributed as-is with absolutely no warranty. Really people relying on open source packages should actually fund those packages.
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
Which is why you don't ban people from platforms and demonize them when they present alternate ideas. Especially when those people up until the "pandemic" were considered experts in their fields and have equal or greater trai
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
The biggest problem with Google and restaurant menus IMHO is the fact that the actual restaurant website (if the have one) is often several links below or often off screen to a bunch of review sites and other sites like Google maps with unr
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
Voter id laws have been shown to increase voter turn out in the United States. Most states give free IDs for voting. It is a federal law that you must show an ID to register. Stop with this misinformed nonsense that there is a crazy conspir
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
I see a lot that crypto has it's uses. Please explain like I am 5 what some of the best ones are.
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
I think you are taking what he is saying out of context and being very dishonest about it. He is not talking about diversity meaning he doesn't want different races or sexualities involved in the country. He is talking about the extrem
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
No you aren't. You are only sorry this made it to the front page of HN. Revoke the contract and stop with DMCA takedowns. Unless your company has invented brand new ways of solving common algorithms everything you are doing is most lik
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
This is my experience also. The only time I had a 100 -> 10 -> 1 type experience was looking for my first job leaving the military. That mostly due to me over applying for jobs.
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by faddypaddy34 4y ago
It's almost as if entrusting business critical data to offsite cloud providers isn't the best solution.
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by faddypaddy34 5y ago
I mean you should really be demoted for continuing to push the k8s microservices crap.
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by faddypaddy34 5y ago
It sounds reasonable and that is why it's dangerous to censor and everyone should fight against any censorship. If the guy working next to you is the type to send you slurs via messenger on company time wouldn't you want to know t
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by faddypaddy34 5y ago
I think the point is if you cannot/do not know how to code you cannot confirm what co-pilot is doing. Especially when it comes to complex topics like drawing context from natural online language using machine learning.
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by faddypaddy34 5y ago
I second this. The AA program is also about way more then not drinking and if followed is life changing.
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by faddypaddy34 5y ago
While not that widespread yet it is there in some context. For instance regularly miss out on news and updates from.various organizations I was once very active in because they have almost completely migrated to Facebook. A lot of extracurr
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by faddypaddy34 6y ago
The very real problem is anyone who checks a secret into source should be held responsible for any data loss including fines and jail time. Poor security practices are that are obvious avoidable are inexcusable.
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by faddypaddy34 6y ago
Or you could pay $15 dollars for Handmade Hero and get 600+ of videos explaining the coding process with full source code.
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by faddypaddy34 6y ago
These things you say aren't even true. He's condemned white supremacists at least 27 times. Listen to the entire speech post Charlottesville speech. You are an example of the problem you just believe what you hear with out checkin