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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I would love to see this type of thing from multiple sources. This reflects a lot of my own experience. I think the format of this is great. I suppose it would take a motivated individual to go around and ask people to essentially fill out
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
> It means that a huge chunk of your code has a huge amount of unnecessary shared state. Can you explain that a little more? Which chunk of code has what shared state, and why is it unnecessary?
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
There is a game on this website I would encourage you to play if you are interested in this type of thing. The article itself is quite good. It is directly relevant to this post: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Ray Dalio has weighed on exactly your question. This is a 45 minute video that directly answers exactly your question, that is very much worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xguam0TKMw8 The extremely quick version
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I think enshittification is literally the moment when a company goes from their mission statement to the standard American MBA enforced, short term oriented "next quarters profits" mission. I think you might find early googlers or
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I am a little sad that there was no homage to autonomy, mastery, and purpose. I've found that to be the most accurate and simple framework for intrinsic motivation. I think purpose is the clear problem. How does working make you feel
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
You are arguing that google is a tool. The other person is arguing that google is more like an opinionated contractor. "You don't want a tool, you want to remodel your bathroom" is what the other person is arguing. That'
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
AI's main value to companies is to launder bad behavior. "We fed it into this black box, and this is what we got, we don't know how it works ". Of course the training data will probably be a weighted output of who pays
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I agree with the way you read it entirely. They did not acknowledge and admit wrong doing. They disavowed responsibility and said "we are complying with public pressure against our will". In other words, they don't understand
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Arguing it is $1,000,000.00 is wrong. Arguing that it represents the order of magnitude of potential damage is cogent.
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I fixed it to be a little less jarring (I hope).
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Timothy Snyder calls this dream that people are in the Politics of inevitability . The politics of inevitability is a rough awakening for believers of any ideology. These are all things you will find people believing in the wild: Good ou
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Four million is definitely in the range of an outage at peak, that's not counting reallocated engineering resources to root cause and fix the problem, the opportunity cost of that fix in lost features, extra work by PR, potential contr
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
That was a well written article. I think my favorite thing about it, is how it showcases the power of long term thinking over short term thinking. It also showcases an organization that was not using hope as a strategy. I think the focus on
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
That does sound appealing, but I don't see any information on who owns or maintains it. You click "@ohfp" and it leads you to an incredibly empty github-ish thing with 7 total followers? That is not a good sign at all. "
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I think this is a very compelling case against Apple, and this is a perfect example of lies, damn lies, and statistics. Spotify's pie is: $7,631 Apple's pie is: $10,711 Spotify's pie is 28% smaller than Apple&#
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Money from subscriptions can go to Spotify or artists. If money is going to Spotify for profit or services, that is their cut. That is the amount of money taken from artists to provide the service of Spotify. Any money in cost of revenue no
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I agree with your question, I googled what percent cut Spotify takes, and that was the google provided answer. I think it's right to question my quote. It seemed very much in line with every other market place, so I didn't questio
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Speaking of Apple taking a cut, does anyone know what kind of cut Spotify takes from artists? > Spotify pays artists between $0.003 - $0.005 per stream on average. That works out as an approx revenue split of 70/30 - so that's
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I don't see the military as a challenge to be conquered, a privilege to participate in, or as a place to rise the ranks. I have little desire to prove how much of a man I am in the marines. I do look up to people such as Admiral Rickov
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
In 2019 when China fully claimed legal supremacy over Hong Kong, not only in violation of international law, but in violation of the wishes of the people of Hong Kong themselves. China used colonial policies such as forced immigration (requ
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Neutrality is support for might makes right. Choosing to be neutral is to say that the strongest party should win. Not being prepared to be violent makes you harmless. Having the capacity for violence and choosing not to use it makes you pe
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I am a well educated individual. I did not have to work very hard at all for a well paying job after college from a respected company. I have skill sets that are absolutely in demand, particularly in areas the military would like. When Chin
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I think that is probably an exaggeration. I don't see a lot of reason to believe they have the most advanced machine and I don't buy that their PR machine exists to ameliorate ethical lapses. PR/Propaganda is power and all
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Imagine if Apple tried to implement privacy labels in a multi app store world. Rather than complying with an action that benefits the consumer, Google and Facebook could work together to create an app store that doesn't require privacy
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
I have found the exact opposite. NPR, for example, spends a lot of time humanizing Gazans and showing that Israel is terrorizing them, quite literally. NPR also frequently talked about the right wing/nationalist power seizures leading
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
> Apple feels like treating its customers like cattle. How do you feel apple is treating their customers like cattle?
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Does it? I am open to believing this, but I have not heard it. Can you link to examples?
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
No. The fundamental flaw in this reasoning is the assumption that overwhelming victory is what established the current world order. Rebuilding Europe via the Marshall plan, which involved humanization of individuals who fought on behalf of
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by hayst4ck 3y ago
Take out the hard drive, then connect it to a USB adapter (IDE/SATA to USB is like $10) and copy it. If you actually want to use the computer, the key precaution to take is that your device does not have a public IP address. As long as

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