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by from-nibly 3y ago
What about nix? Or if it's just for developer tools, the 100 tool managers that exist, like asdf and rtx. Sometimes a package manager doesn't have my package doesnt get solved by adding one more package manager.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Was going to say that the comments on the link is a dumpster fire, but it looks like HN is not much better.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Go isn't very declarative. The thing that always gets me with go is how much stuff has to be (or is culturally) imperative code. This isn't article isn't wrong, simple things arent easy and easy things aren't simple. But
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Anything with this amount of information needs to be 100% self hosted.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
I have like 8 apps on my home screen and slice and dice is one of them. Best 8 bucks I've ever spent on a video game period.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Why would a single project need to be in charge of this for every language?
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by from-nibly 3y ago
That's what they were saying. They are saying that aws not being able to offer a hosted version is the bad thing they don't like.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Right. They aren't actually voting for Sam Altman. If I'm working at a company and I see as little as 10% of the company jump ship I think "I'd better get the frik outta here". Especially if I respect the other peop
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by from-nibly 3y ago
But if 100 employees were like "I'm gonna leave" then your livelihood is in jeopardy. So you join in. It's really easy to see 90% of people jumping overboard when they are all on a sinking ship.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
As stated elsewhere. This is so broad that it would include people selling handmade weathervanes. Which do not have access to legal council let alone a department.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Or this guy https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d3/We...
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Or idk a broomstick that's stood up just right so when it's windy outside it falls over alerting you to the wind and recommending you close your windows
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by from-nibly 3y ago
No true "No true Scotsman fallacy"
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Europe is part of "western"
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by from-nibly 3y ago
No but the 700 employees who are following him does.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Because it gives the government a direct up to date photo of you, while it's already tracking where you are going. It's just that much easier to decide you have committed a crime. And find you. However, the slippery slope holds tr
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by from-nibly 3y ago
I'm sorry but I already have an uncomfortable relationship with my phone uploading massive amounts of data to other companies. Why the absolute freak would I want to dump more of my personal life (an always on camera, and mic) into an
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Yes it is. At least in the US. It's literally the feds directive to make sure inflation happens at a steady rate.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
This is just taxes and inflation with different words. The reason the FED targets a certain amount of inflation is literally this. So people will spend their dang money and keep the economy rolling at whatever pace they deem healthy. Your m
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Totalitarianism would require the government to do the censoring. You can't assume the government wouldn't censor based on the exact same criteria. An entity with control will exercise it. When it's a private entity there&#x2
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by from-nibly 3y ago
He forgot the most powerful optimization of all. Redirecting to /dev/null. Or in other words just not doing it in the first place. As dumb as it sounds it's really easy to get caught up in optimizing stuff you just flat out d
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by from-nibly 3y ago
Lol no they won't. They use that data.
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by from-nibly 3y ago
My opinion: if it was this easy to make interviews completely pointless then they were completely pointless before AI. Why would a random skill assessment be able to tell if you are going to be a good employee? Your value isn't tied t