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fieldcny
3y ago
The two are not mutually exclusive. The fact is worrying and getting angry about things like cultural appropriation is something one can only do if they have the time and energy to. Most laborers are too concerned about being able to pay th
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fieldcny
3y ago
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
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fieldcny
3y ago
Correction, the company was not performant enough to keep them working there…
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fieldcny
3y ago
It’s called extraction capitalism Just suck every last dollar of value out of every asset. Broken down, debt encumbered assets will be someone else’s problem, especially since bankruptcy can’t reach in to the pockets of the owners only the
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fieldcny
3y ago
Really?!?! I think anyone who wants to clone themselves is too full of shit to allowed to be cloned.
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fieldcny
3y ago
For most companies ROI on ad spend is incredibly difficult if not impossible to calculate. Setting aside all the challenges south multiple devices lagged purchasing etc there are a lot of sales processes that take a digital lead and convert
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fieldcny
3y ago
Oh man ASN.1, makes me shiver, oh the memories… I hadn’t thought about it in like a decade but yeah it’s still silently in the background…
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fieldcny
3y ago
This is honestly the saddest thing I’ve read in years, maybe even decades. Tech is such an shitty abyss right now, ten years ago people got excited because of truly revolutionary features , like cameras that were better than $1000 digital c
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fieldcny
3y ago
How do you figure?
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fieldcny
3y ago
Car dealers are some of the most powerful local political entities in the country, they donate a lot and they are everywhere
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fieldcny
3y ago
Why not?
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fieldcny
3y ago
That mechanism exists, it’s known as “taxes”
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3y ago
You did and do by living there
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fieldcny
3y ago
You could always try paying for the subscriptions…
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3y ago
The statement was that large companies should be “safer” because they are globally diverse, which completely ignores the fact that government and companies are apples and oranges. As long as you are borrowing in the currency you own, you c
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fieldcny
3y ago
This is just so unbelievably short sited. A country is massively different than a company. A country has the force of law, it has the right to use deadly force when threatened, it can print money, seize assets, tax citizens, jail people, e
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3y ago
It’s over 40% now
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fieldcny
3y ago
There are way too many people why think they are smarter than everyone else just because they take an unpopular/contrarian position, I’ve come to believe it’s just human nature. We have a Justice system which isn’t perfect, but Sandusk
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3y ago
Why would it not be the intended meaning, if they wanted it to be all post requests they would have said so, the specifically scoped it “destructive actions”, their intention is in their words. POST as a verb can pretty much be used for any
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3y ago
What requirement is that the specific text is “for POST requests, we require that developers build a user confirmation flow to avoid destruction actions.” a) it says the require the plug-in developer so, not the ai b) it’s scoped to destruc
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3y ago
What do you think the webs value is today? What do you think the webs value was imagined to be in the “80s”?
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4y ago
i didn't read it as that, they were stating the realities, assumptions were made, those assumptions are now invalid, they are working on alternatives, 30days is a short deadline for something like this and docker as an organization is
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fieldcny
4y ago
When you collect customer deposits one could be forgiven for assuming that it actually was a promise.
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fieldcny
4y ago
It’s way to early to declare victory against the business model where you pay extra for different services to the network. As soon as the networks can re-assert their power they will, they still own the network. The companies that need the
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4y ago
how about when Tesla can survive off of the margins from ops without growth and without bilking its customer for vapor ware? How about when they come out with a new body and chassis? When they go through a re-tooling cycle or two? And again
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fieldcny
4y ago
The unbanked/developing country story for crypto is complete bunk. Online drugs, porn, terrorist funding, and other illicit or anti-social behavior , that’s likely gonna wind up being the only use case for all that nonsense
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4y ago
Life is a marathon, not a sprint. Let’s see how many of those are around when we actually go through a full business cycle. No company started since 2003 has really been through a real downturn. 2007/2008 was limited in its blast radi
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4y ago
Can’t wait to see it vacuum my floor without smearing dog poo everywhere, falling down the stairs or getting stuck between chairs. Futurists have been predicting this stuff forever, we live in amazing times, but it’s never what it “could be
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4y ago
MF Global wasn’t a bank. “Nothing to do with the crypto technology” is an empty and meaningless statement. IF, and that’s a very big if, they got hacked, the fact that $600m could be moved and disappeared so quickly is 100% to do with the “
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4y ago
You clearly aren’t as much of an NFT hater as you claim to be. The difference is when I buy a Pokémon card, I own the physical item. When I buy an NFT I buy a digital claim on some item, but you don’t actually own the item, you own the clai
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