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by geodel 6mo ago
Agreed. That nowadays people or even big companies find it outside their core competency to host their blog, have atom/RSS feeds is not because big tech killing it.
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by geodel 6mo ago
Last time it was VW bringing it back, then Mazda bringing it back, and so on. Also luxury cars will not use touch controls, thats only for cheap cars . It appears wishful thinking that physical buttons are coming back. This would be an id
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by geodel 6mo ago
I agree with all you said. When I read from article: > The fact that richer and better-educated parents are freely choosing to pour more of their valuable time into childcare makes raising children sound practically like a “luxury good,”
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by geodel 6mo ago
Well it is worth considering. Unless one think they and their children can just exist beyond space and time of where society, economy exist.
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by geodel 6mo ago
If someone is saying on Facebook it must be true.
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by geodel 6mo ago
It may be because some folks do not consider Human Rights as Rights.
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by geodel 6mo ago
> because someone can always build out a datacenter and fill it up with open source DeepSeek inference and undercut your prices by 10x while still making a very good ROI- Not sure how it all works out. Currently trillion dollar companies
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by geodel 6mo ago
This marcan person had problem with Go, he had problem with Apple fans, he had problems with linux committers, so much he left internet or something. To say everyone but marcan was wrong is just a kind of fanboyism and it hardly helps marca
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by geodel 6mo ago
Indeed. It would be difficult to make person understand something if their salary depends on not understanding it.
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by geodel 6mo ago
And that threshold would set someone in among richest 1 percent in the world.
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by geodel 6mo ago
Because it is mostly true? I've seen wealth and happiness in society a lot more than poverty and happiness.
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by geodel 6mo ago
All that will still be available just not in main zig repo. Someone may have asked same question about LLVM when GNU compiler exist.
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by geodel 6mo ago
Of course. I used to think I am working for one such organization for long time. Until leadership decided "modernization" as top priority for IT teams as we are lagging far.
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by geodel 6mo ago
Doing Kubernetes like doing Agile is mandatory nowadays. I've been asked to package a 20 line worth of bash script as docker image so it can be delivered via CI/CD pipeline via Kubernetes pods in cloud. Value is not that I got job
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by geodel 6mo ago
To be honest no genius every existed under sun. What did Newton do? Just applied some common sense. If apple is not flying away there has to be some force pulling it down, he just named it gravity. What did Einstein do? Using Riemann geomet
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by geodel 6mo ago
Huh, courtesy of scale is because of 50 million customers were convinced that iPhone has quality enough to pay premium over 100s of other phone models. No one is stopping Dell, Acer, Asus, Samsung etc of the world to put order of 50 million
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by geodel 6mo ago
Big difference is comparing to sports is millions of people can see with their own eyes the performance of a player in arena. All motivated media can't create a narrative of brilliance when bad performance is there to see. In case Jony
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by geodel 6mo ago
Like blowing hundred billion dollars for undifferentiated technology?
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by geodel 6mo ago
"Designing AI Pin has been the greatest privilege of my life. I'd rank it higher than anything I did before"
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by geodel 6mo ago
> I don't think it's asking a lot to expect any platform to only provide the minimum legally required cooperation. It is asking a lot. They can do minimum legally required things for environment, users, communities, charities
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by geodel 6mo ago
If watching this much videos from such large array of services is that important for a family I am sure they can easily cut down on other leisure and entertainment and come up just fine.
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by geodel 6mo ago
> Just want to make money and support my family. That'd be just fine. But you do seem to care and feel hurt enough to call people online clowns.
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by geodel 7mo ago
I think you have put this in a correct, concise manner which I agree with entirely. The smaller version of same phenomena I see in enterprises where musings of non/barely technical leadership of a tech org is not only considered as go-
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by geodel 7mo ago
All these AI tools teams have most valid excuse "We are just a bunch of people who only know Javascript/typescript/NodeJS. Please bear with us while we resolve 10,000 open issues."
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by geodel 7mo ago
It could mean you know very few developers. > Typically I see folks using the Amazon Corretto java distribution. It means nothing. ~90% of core development of JDK and JVM is done by Oracle employees and it is shared by all distributions
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by geodel 7mo ago
In my experience (mainly IT related), when one first starting a career, first 5-10 years are standardized are promotion/title change for an average employee. After that if one is known by at least 1-2 level above their managers and&#x2
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by geodel 7mo ago
Huh, Enterprise usage of Blackberry was very very high and then it was not. And at one point SOA, SOAP/WSDL/XML usage was very very high and now I am told in my very enterprise job I'd be fired if I dared bring those names
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by geodel 7mo ago
This has already happened or happening quite fast with cloud. Where setting up own data center, or even few servers could be crime against humanity if it does not use whole Kubernetes/Devops/Observability stack.
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by geodel 7mo ago
Agree. From my personal experience I'd add a lot Director/Sr Director in relatively technical companies who manage scores of web application developers. So when you say most, it could literally be almost everyone.
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by geodel 7mo ago
Oracle's Java Mobile Edition could've crushed Android. No one stopped them. > Google was the geek darling of do not evil, thus they got a pass from fanboys. Oracle's case against Google went all the way up to Supreme Court

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