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by glimshe 4mo ago
Obama's agreement didn't stop enrichment, leading to the current crisis.
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by glimshe 4mo ago
I respect your tastes but, as a human, I like the objectivity in the article. I actually couldn't care less about the backstory and I tend to skip articles that wander around without getting to the point. I prefer to read a book when I
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by glimshe 4mo ago
You essentially made the libertarian argument without realizing it. According to this line of thinking, we should leave as little as possible in the hands of government exactly because it's either bad already or it will eventually be b
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by glimshe 4mo ago
I made sure to steer clear of Tesla and now SpaceX across my investments. It's not that Musk is an incompetent leader or the companies are bad, but his reality distortion field creates valuations and schemes designed to extract as much
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by glimshe 4mo ago
I once beat it in 27 minutes. I didn't know it was supposed to be hard at the time! I briefly checked speed run records now and that time would have put me in the top 50 "no glitches" ranking! I'm not that good at games.
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by glimshe 4mo ago
Like most of the South, where I proudly live, it's a place where the poor and rich live very different lives. It has pretty bad places (just like the UK), but it has areas with great quality of life and is far from "horrible"
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Being a Chief Technology Officer is no longer the job. We now need an end-to-end AI orchestrator for the corporation in the Chief Agentic Officer role. Dana Lawson is now obsolete and must be let go.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
This is a truly poor article that says much but contains little in terms of original and interesting thinking. I regret having read it.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Or maybe he simply made a mistake. Big deal. This doesn't speak negatively of his other achievements.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
If there's any noticeable difference, it'd be due to lower latency and not increased bandwidth. I'd be cool with 5MB/s and extremely low latency if that was an option.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
They don't make decisions like that out of wisdom and restraint. I imagine they got calls from Vanguard and others after index funds themselves got calls from institutional investors.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Grok is pretty good. It really excels when the results can be improved by deep online search. It tends to be more aggressive in looking things up than competitors. I use it in certain situations.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Alternatives come and go, SQL stays. It's not that I like or dislike SQL, it is just that it has such raw power and mature tooling/resources, I wonder what an alternative could even offer me. It's like C. It does such a great
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Everything is valued by what people are willing to pay for it.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
We're going to see a 180 degree turnaround and a new metric soon: the less you spend, the better your yearly review. Going above quota will require syncs, forms, manager and VP approval etc.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
I've actually identified a real compiler bug that led to a compiler fix. But then, a broken clock is right twice a day :).
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by glimshe 5mo ago
The modern version of "It must be a compiler bug!"
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by glimshe 5mo ago
I love C# and in every iteration we're getting more and more features to get C-like performance in a lot of scenarios. C# does it really well because if your problem isn't performance/memory-constrained, you can ignore these
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by glimshe 5mo ago
I'll start downvoting all posts that are about criticizing something solely because it was "made by AI". Humans using AI can make great things. If the article is bad, just say "this is a bad article without coherent argu
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by glimshe 5mo ago
I would go further... This project gives a rare opportunity for a young engineer to learn to build truly mission critical, resilient software while requiring complete, top to bottom understanding of the software and hardware stack.
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by glimshe 5mo ago
Back in the Atari 2600 days, we had full AAA games that sold millions fitting in 4KB...
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by glimshe 5mo ago
"first world problems", as people say. And the tone also felt dismissive of the work done by the cleaner... If it's such a big amount, he could consider entering her line of business.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I don't agree with the notion of caning children, but... Why only males are eligible to be caned? That doesn't sound fair within the framework, girls can be bullies too.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Pix is a great alternative for cash but a poor alternative for credit card. The safety is abysmal IMHO.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I played the original Sierra games on a green CGA monitor. Erana's peace... Good times. I don't think these games are better than the modern ones. But I wonder if the next generation's memories will be as strong.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
For a second I thought I was going to get another King's Quest.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if many younger folks don't know what Zork is.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Who decides whether a computer is "unpatched"? What patches are needed? To all running software? To system software? What is system software? What about patches that bring new features that introduce new vulnerabilities? Can I cla
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by glimshe 6mo ago
It matters a lot... to them . Is there anything better than to spend your time doing things that matter to you rather than needing some sort of external utility validation?
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I won't, as I don't take responsibility for someone stealing my street legal classic car, which is parked on the street right now without any special anti-theft device, and using it to run over you. If someone takes over my comput

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