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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
I understood the comparison to be with Litestream, not SQLite in general.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
Many do. More common the further up the ladder you get. But I’ve been able to gain enough influence to affect most of the things I care about without engaging in that, unless you consider being friendly and supportive (something that did no
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
If that’s all you see, you probably need to level up your soft skills. Certainly the things you’re talking about are real, and particularly severe in some environments, but there’s a lot of room to improve your influence without engaging in
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
Could we please change this to a primary source and not an untrustworthy AI slop summary?
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
OK, but given the view counts those are obviously fraudulent subscriptions
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
The view counts on that channel are orders of magnitude away from the fastest growing channels. In this comment a hallucination?
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
Yes, so they’re being incentivized to highlight products which they get a cut of, and more strongly to highlight more expensive products. This is called affiliate marketing and it’s toxic.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
That’s my impression but the specification repository doesn’t seem to mention that at all, when it seems like it should be a requirement.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
You think user deserve to have control, but you think that control only needs to extend to the treatment of those ten characters, nothing else? I guess your position is coherent, but it’s very silly.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
It will take no time. I made three purchases this weekend where I started my search with ChatGPT because it gives me better results than Google, and it can also pull in or link me to Reddit comments. I have it running a background research
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
They get a cut for products that support this. So they’re incentivized to display those instead. It’s pretty close to standard affiliate advertising and the biases that introduces.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
Unicode has many different representations of digits, and I would dispute using the term “alphabetical” to refer to digit ordering in any case.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
“Real alphabetical ordering” is incredibly nonspecific. It’s underspecified even for ASCII-US, but essentially meaningless for those of us in 2025 who need to handle Unicode. How do capital letters sort relative to lowercase letters? How do
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
Increasing the number of different possible combinations of settings your software can be running with by a factor of one nonillion is not a choice I’d make if I wanted to have any confidence in its reliability and security.
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by hchdifnfbgbf 1y ago
How isn’t that currently possible? In America, your bank is already required to keep a semi-permanent record of your state issued identification for anti-money laundering/terrorism financing reasons. I can see concerns about it becomin