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by gtsop 5y ago
I just don't get why people hide behind their finger. This is capitalism 101. You either like it and go by it or dislike it and try to change it. For some reason X the demand for product Y has increased which leads to price bump. If yo
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by gtsop 5y ago
Alternate answer: No, the manifacturing cost of the gpu stays relatively the same, greedy sellers increase price because of the increased demand. It's not like they wouldn't make profit on regular prices.
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by gtsop 5y ago
I've avoided neovim because my current vim setup justworks™ and i trully depend on it for being productive on my job. As time goes by i really feel like i should switch based on how the two projects progress. Do you know of a resource
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by gtsop 5y ago
Interested to know if there are other legacy pieces of software in any industry having similar bugs
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by gtsop 5y ago
It depends on your goals I guess. I can very happily make a political discussion promoting my beliefs but keep respecting factual evidence and prevent myself from making a claim that isn't supported well enough by data/research ev
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by gtsop 5y ago
I also don't agree with the prediction, but I wouldn't go as far as to conpletely disscredit the author.
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by gtsop 5y ago
This table has cherry picked values based on the creator's narrative. Doesn't provide any basis for productive discussion imho.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Don't give up hope. The iot begs for ipv6 addresses and companies beg for adding iot capable chips on everything. It's a sad driving force, but it is a driving force.
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by gtsop 5y ago
I was completely oblivious to the existence of haiku until i saw a couple posts on HN. Is there any tl;dr version of how it is different than let's say a linux distro?
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by gtsop 5y ago
Is there a problem if you keep using both machines for a big chunk of the workload but also humans for the edge cases you describe?
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by gtsop 5y ago
I think more information is needed as input here. In pwrticular, what is the ratio of consumed/stored co2 in the photosynthesis process. My super basic understanding is that co2 is being used as fuel to convert energy into tree-food. B
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by gtsop 5y ago
When I was a kid my teacher told me trees convert co2 to oxygen. If I had to suck co2 out of the atmosphere I would plant more trees and stop choping/burning down existing ones. It is cheap, sustainable and aesthetically pleasing, but
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by gtsop 5y ago
I am wondering if in such development settings people have tests that grep the code for unwanted statements. Eg: since you found that big bug now, grep code for system(".*"\+ to warn or prevent shell calls.
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by gtsop 5y ago
I like this more because it doesn't focus on ban, sometimes it is an issue of lost access and inability to recover. Also it highlights the channel of recovery, which is the frontpage of some site
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by gtsop 5y ago
Wish you get a lift of the ban. Meanwhile, I can't wait to see another episode of "vip complains online about bigtech ban and an insider helps him out while the rest of the plebs struggle with their permabans"
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by gtsop 5y ago
Question to the sysadmins here: Is it really that outrageous of amazon to have such issues or are people way to spoiled to appreciate the effort that goes into maintaining such a service? Edit: Not supporting amazon, i generally dislike the
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by gtsop 5y ago
> The test suite is not dependent on the frontend framework. I have yet to see a project that changed some underlying framework and kept the tests intact. Nevertheless, i think a more realistic approach is to decouple your react componen
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by gtsop 5y ago
Can't wait to find out. The current state is missery.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Step 1: Ask the previous programmer if available. Step 2: Document their knowledge
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by gtsop 5y ago
Not sure I understand. Should you trust Silk in this case? Wouldn't any issue with this company mean unavailability to everyone's data? Maybe i have missunderstood the producy
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by gtsop 5y ago
Thanks for the detail, yes now I really look forward to that :)
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by gtsop 5y ago
I haven't really understood how the "decentralized" comes into place. My notion of decentralization is the existence of multiple instances managed by unrelated people, such that the service keeps going if one actor falls down
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by gtsop 5y ago
Point them to the disgusting but successful pracrices of ClearviewAI. That should do it.
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by gtsop 5y ago
I regret the moment I signed up for uber eats. When things don't to well you are completely on your own. It is a legit scam. If there was a fundraiser to get a lawyer to sue them i would chip in.
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by gtsop 5y ago
The world is infinate, so the knowledge we have of it will always be a subset.
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by gtsop 5y ago
China overcomes usa in gdp, imposes global changes in traditional western-eastern economic interest camps, USA can't stand this and fires up proxy wars to supress china's expansion as well as more intense cyberattacks to their inf
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by gtsop 5y ago
You're most likely right, but my argument has been misinterpreted in a classic fashion. I never implied that they should have used open source at all. I said that they used a bunch of open source software that I doubt they had ever pai
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by gtsop 5y ago
I usually do they/them nowadays, but habbit is hard one to break and i cant edit the comment atm. I hope the author understands that my pronouns don't bare any judgemental meaning
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by gtsop 5y ago
I replied to the same argument in a different comment. There is literally a thousand ways to do it. Eg - Post on twitter/facebook - pay for a proprietary stack - pay for an open source stack (donate) - print stuff and hand them out in
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by gtsop 5y ago
No, this is a falacy. As a living being you don't really stand any chance of not participating in society in some way or another. However the author has the following options: - pay for proprietary stack of technology to publish their

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