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by gosub100 10mo ago
I haven't used AI yet but I definitely would love a tool that could do the drudgery for me for designs that I already understand. For instance, if I want to store my own structures in an RDBMS, I want to lay the groundwork and say &quo
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by gosub100 10mo ago
So what happened with previous customers who (I'm presuming) paid for the app? Did their app keep running or were they given a refund? I am guessing it used publicly available weather data, but even then, if the server names changed (a
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It removes repetition and imitation. To avoid a frontpage list full of "why I rewrote ___ in rust" , ,"how I use rust for filing my taxes", "how I switched from braille to rust"
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I'd say SBF takes that title, followed by holmes and the wework clown
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by gosub100 10mo ago
unfortunately I think you're right, the cons massively outweigh the pros. One constructive use would be making on-demand audiobooks.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Black rock shouldn't buy any family homes. Not a single one. I'm sick of the arguments that rely on the meaning of "most/many/some/not all". The arguments are irrefutable because you can always weasel your
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by gosub100 10mo ago
They should have some kind of controls: - throttle how much a new account can wager, allowing more to be placed after the account gets older - limit double-down bets to some fraction of your initial. To reduce the benefit of last minute wag
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Epstein really accentuated his bad side. I am interested to see what that was all about.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Similar vein: reading in general is down, overall. Especially among young people. "Banning" a book isn't affecting anyone, it just gets a bunch of people riled up on two political tribes. Now, if they actually banned a book
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by gosub100 10mo ago
driving any ICE vehicle is cumulatively destructive. It's not any worse just because you can see carbon particles vs clear exhaust.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I don't trust it. They will get approval and then when sonic booms disrupt nature from coast to coast they will say "it's just because the weather/it only affects a small number of people/the 3rd party contractor wh
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I also want to shout out to Emby, which is almost identical to Jellyfin. It seems a bit more polished, and works very well. I've been using it for over 2 years. It does have a paid tier and nags me to upgrade for 10s on my TV, but that
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Rolling coal is rude an obnoxious but doesn't "destroy" anything. I think you are projecting something personal against the stereotype guy that does that. Just like someone who was bullied might irrationally hate tough lookin
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by gosub100 10mo ago
You are just reciting the "fancy reasoning" that I already mentioned. All the esoteric stuff is designed to do is concentrate the wealth into the hands of the wealthy. It is a step away from fractional ownership.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
The capitalist system depends on having some people below it to exploit, African villagers notwithstanding.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I agree with that. For code, most of it was in a "public space" similar to driving down a street and training the model on trees and signs etc. The property is not yours but looking at it doesn't require ownership.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Not just that, but if it were "fractional ownership in a business" then every profitable company would pay a dividend. Now it has become normalized to not do such a thing with all sorts of fancy reasoning.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It's so painfully obvious too. On my local subreddit: "what's the best ice cream shop in $CITY?" Check their post history, one "lol" on a cat pic on /r/aww 8 months ago. 4 lines of code could catch th
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I recently came to a tangential realization (obviously I'm not the first to notice) regarding "cheap Chinese knockoffs": The US company outsources the manufacturing to China because "they have to" (I don't nece
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by gosub100 10mo ago
> I don't know why on earth you would want to bring back people getting burned alive in steel mills We don't want to bring back their 3rd world safety standards. We just want to bring the jobs. Factory work can be less rote if
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It's a terrible manual. Doesn't explain how to export via NFS, SMB. For instance, when to use zfs set vs /etc/exports Doesn't explain why zfs list sometimes shows datasets that have no mountpoint, but doesn't a
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by gosub100 10mo ago
How many "organized forces" were KIA in Iraq and Afghanistan?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
737 wasn't the best rebrand either. RIP
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by gosub100 10mo ago
google has a lot more products besides the 2 you picked. Some of them are wildly successful, even. Maybe they use their "best engineers" on the more successful products?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
And google wasn't founded by people who just kept their heads down and employed the simplest, most direct solution to the problem. If they had done that, google search would have been done on a super-fast server or mainframe using an R
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It's frustrating to read this advice, which to me can be summarized as "don't think too hard, dumb it down, keep it simple, be a people-person" and then look at their hiring process full of advanced data structures and a
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Thats a poor characterization to choose 2 of the least talked about apps from that company. Also your response to the claim "the best engineers do X" is logically flawed. Maybe google doesn't use their "best engineers&qu
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Isn't that akin to a 1990s tech model like CompuServe or AOL? "Let's create this awesome environment where people will want to pay us for this wonderful service, we'll send them a CD in the mail to get them started withh
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by gosub100 10mo ago
You forgot gun control. Is it really a coincidence that the highest concentrations of rich people seem to be the places where citizens have the fewest rights to own guns?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Let's say they are paying for "research". The research is very expensive and has a high likelihood of being worthless, but a small likelihood of having value later. So by claiming the financial loss, they can offset the cost

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