greenthrow

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by greenthrow 2y ago
Your non-engineers shouldn't have to understand or use git. If they do there's an org or process problem.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Git is not that complicated. If you can't grok git I am seriously concerned about your ability to be an effective software engineer. Edit: I had assumed the OP was one of the many people I have met who have a Tech Lead title but are no
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by greenthrow 2y ago
What's hard to grasp is how you think this applies to a discussion about differing facts based on political leaning. Nobody disagrees with the facts here, only on what should be done going forward. So, not really relevant to the discus
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by greenthrow 2y ago
How? Whether it should remain illegal is not a factual question. You are being deliberately obtuse to avoid admitting you are wrong.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Nobody disagrees whether it is illegal. Whether it should stay illegal is the thing people disagree on.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
What about them? That they exist? No one disputes that. That illegal immigrants cause crime? We have hard data on that; it's not true. That they are a drain on society via social programs? We have data on that too; they get taxes withe
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Bill Gates is not some great thinker. He was born on third base and in the right place at the right time, and then absolutely ruthless once Microsoft had power in the industry. As a thought leader he is extremely mediocre.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Only by insane american portion sizes. It's normal for an italian restaurant. And it's plenty of food.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
They aren't using the same water for a week. The GP comment is nonsense.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
You're missing the nuance that while they are invented they are used in real ways and cause real effects. That's what I tried to point out to you in my original response. So your assertion that it's either they are based on n
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by greenthrow 2y ago
I don't follow your logic. We have separation of church and state. Having religious symbols displayed by publicly funded schools violates that principle and favors the displayed religion(s). Protecting everyone's right to religiou
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Definitely a case for the Futurama "I'm shocked" meme. OpenAI has a lot of talented people that work there but it's clear @sama only cares about chasing the biggest possible payday and nothing else means anything.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
This is a link to an editorial by John Gruber, so not necessarily the same discussion.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
The same logic can be used to justify all kinds of awful stuff though. From putting a scantily dressed woman in the thumbnail to just straight up lying in the video to blow people's minds. You have to draw the line somewhere because yo
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by greenthrow 2y ago
I obviously wasn't doing an actual appeal to authority. I'm anonymous on here, so it would hold no weight even if it wasn't a poor argument. I was just being snarky because the ignorant objections are so very stupid. I didn&#
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by greenthrow 2y ago
This is an extremely bad take. Webauthn and Passkeys do not necessitate handing over control to "big tech". They are standards implemented by open source projects as well as megacorps. Webauthn offers substantially better security
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by greenthrow 2y ago
The nostalgia based belief that "things were better before" is generally not supported by the facts. Cars in the past were much less reliable than they are today. This goes for most consumer products. That doesn't mean there
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Well luckily we don't have to go on vibes and there's data that shows modern cars last longer than older ones, on average.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
The body panels are more and more often plastic or aluminum these days. There's still often steel in the suspension and subframe, though. The point of the article, though, is lots of people still spread FUD a out EV batteries and the d
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by greenthrow 2y ago
ICE engines and transmissions are the same way. And batteries are proving to last way longer on average with no regular maintenance needed. In Norway there are already many dedicated EV repair shops and more and more are popping up in the U
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by greenthrow 2y ago
I played the preview of Glitch and it really wasn't much of a game. But the chat was good. I told them as much, as others probably did as well.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Does everyone else have access to the data mining that Google has on every Chrome and Android user? Does every other company have unfettered access to Google Maps without providing identifying data? Does every other company have the ability
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Why the legal focus on Apple when Android devices are much more popular and Google and other providers have plenty of locked features?
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Yeah you can dispute them but it's by no means guaranteed and it can cause further problems. You certainly would not dispute them in the case mentioned by the GP poster. So bringing up disputes is just muddying the waters. Refusing cha
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by greenthrow 2y ago
This is not a true story because as a merchant you cannot "refuse chargebacks". In fact too many chargebacks will result in a loss of your merchant account. You should really stop making things up.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
We are now in the midst of a multi-year, industry wide wage fixing effort. I hope people speak with as much fervor about the CEOs currently trying to suppress wages as they do about Jobs.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Yeah but having the water hit the grounds at the right temperature is what separates a great machine from an average machine. Yours doesn't do that. Congratz on everything you've done so far but I am your target customer and won&#
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Sorry to be pedantic but there are cars on the road where the voltages go below even 300 and the Lucid Air Grand Touring is over 900 when it gets near full. So chargers actually need to be able to handle more like 200-1000.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
Yeah the V2s are also slow enough most people wouldn't want to use them anyway. They are already drastically outnumbered too.
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by greenthrow 2y ago
This is not at all accurate. There have only ever been 3 DC Fast Charging connectors in use in North America. CCS1, Tesla's and Chademo. Chademo was only really used on a couple of cars and most popularly on the Nissan Leaf. Chademo is

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