hasty_pudding

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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I've read that football teams are actually a revenue generator for universities. However you're absolutely right about insane amounts of wasted money on bureaucracy.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
It's hard to feel bad for universities when they've always taken whatever money they've had and hired layers and layers of bureaucracy instead of paying professors.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
The universities have decided instead of paying professors the solution is to hire layers and layers of bloated administration.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
lol
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
MMR is still pretty common vaccine is it not?
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
The most fascinating unreported metric is that all new jobs since 2018 have gone to immigrants and none to Americans. Shocking this isnt talked about more but news outlets have wars to cover I guess. All post-pandemic job growth, has gone t
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Wouldn't be a big deal anyway because planes aren't in the environment.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
> There's 1 service on py2 Are you sure about that? CentOs migration has been in progress for years lol
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I would love to see the results of that!
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
LinkedIn thinks so. Their tech stack is so over engineered and spaghetti that they spent a hundred million and years trying to move into Azure and were beaten by how bloated and unmovable the tech stack is. Theyre still using python 2 and c
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Ryan Rolansky said LinkedIn is essentially feature complete.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I worked at LinkedIn in infra. Their internal tools are a nightmare. The true definition of Jugaad. The entire company has zero concept of testing. No QA at all. Engineers push out half baked initiatives to add to their promotion packet the
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Charm makes the coolest stuff and has the funnest marketing. Whoever does their marketing and branding is talented. I just never seem to use any of their stuff. I want to use their stuff but never seem to have a reason.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Css tricks is a treasure. I have no idea why digital ocean would let it languish.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I like a buzz occasionally and would definitely not want it to be illegal but for me it affects my sleep and kind of messes up my day the next day.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
The fact that the CEO had to step in after this blew up online otherwise they were going to try to extort that poor dude for thousands of dollars! Moving my sites off of netlify ASAP.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Their products are still far and away better quality wise than most other brands though.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Sora makes great CLIPS. The gap between a clip and even a short film is a massive chasm. I could see Sora helping create assets though.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
> Everything I've ever worked with that was run by the Apache foundation turned out to be semi-abandoned disasterware over time. Amen brother.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
But....why?
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Amen! Ive used sublime, vscode, jetbrains stuff, and others. They've all worked just fine.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Yeah I use nano if im remoted in and need to make a quick change and vscode the rest of thr time. My thinking is that if you need vim you actually need an ide or lightweight ide.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I thought this was going to be about Phoenix but Mexico city makes sense.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
A GUI itself was hard to develop Im sure but no one is patenting "gui for an operating system". Can I patent a steering wheel? Its wild. Where does the line start and stop.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Wild to me that you can patent a "taskbar".
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
This is my experience too.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Vice was great when it first started. It was a youth party mag devoted to sex drugs and music. But then the people who made it fun left and the remaining founders were lame and tried to make it serious.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Doesnt change a thing. Learn to infer.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
Not according to actual data. Putting control of currency in the hands of the Federal reserve vs some neutral store of value has been utterly disastrous for the country and everyone but the rich.
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by hasty_pudding 3y ago
I wouldn't send my kid to a public school for anything nowadays.

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