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by hobs 11mo ago
Disagree strongly, frustration is like the setup before the payoff, it's what makes figuring out something "worth" it - the more frustration, the bigger the payoff.
92.
by hobs 11mo ago
Palantir is currently ramping up their spying on American Citizens at the behest of the government, which war are we talking about?
93.
by hobs 11mo ago
lol didn't mean to come off rude, I just skimmed it and missed it I guess - so the answer in this case is generally no you cannot relicense agpl 3.0 without being an original copyright holder and getting sign offs from all the other ho
94.
by hobs 11mo ago
I didn't see a mention of which license, and I am too lazy to check, but depending on the open source license the answer is either Yes!, Yes, or Nobody really can do anything about it most of the time(unless you are willing to sue them
95.
by hobs 11mo ago
Most of the time its just blackmail/extortion - pay us or we do the thing.
96.
by hobs 11mo ago
Like the post, but the backticks on all sorts of things is very distracting - am I missing some value here?
97.
by hobs 11mo ago
When you work for something that directly contradicts peaceful civil society you are basically saying the mass murder of today is ok because it allows you to assuage your guilt by giving to your local charity - its only effective if altruis
98.
by hobs 11mo ago
While there are people who want "no rage bait" the truth is that rage bait is red meat that people crave, otherwise they would not be interacting with it so strongly. A completely homogenized internet is fundamentally boring and w
99.
by hobs 11mo ago
That is the joke.
100.
by hobs 11mo ago
And pictures and letters and cohabitation and friendship and mutual business arrangements and the list goes on. The court of public opinion is not an actual court.
101.
by hobs 11mo ago
pizzagate = not real, what I just said is not a conspiracy theory.
102.
by hobs 11mo ago
How about "The President was close friends with a known child sexual predator and his entire government spends a significant amount of time covering up their connections because it seems fairly obvious the president fucked teenagers an
103.
by hobs 11mo ago
If I had a nickel for every time I had to explain that rebooting a database server is usually the wrong choice I would have quite a fortune.
104.
by hobs 11mo ago
Yep, and Databricks will have you churning and changing everything on your stack every 18 months (if you want to keep up to date at all) - its not what I would choose as a data partner unless I was just picking what all the other kids at lu
105.
by hobs 11mo ago
And then why would you need koob at all? All that setup and learning on a platform you don't understand and won't need to manage and you will do it wrong, so a completely wasted set of time and money afaict.
106.
by hobs 11mo ago
Implying democrats use of executive power is the problem in the current situation is laughable at best and genuinely bizarre given the current administration's actions across so many avenues.
107.
by hobs 11mo ago
You should probably just... google it? https://www.npr.org/2024/09/18/g-s1-23667/vance-haiti-migran... This was widely reported at the time, thanks for playing.
108.
by hobs 11mo ago
That's called QuickEdit Mode and you have been able to turn that off for decades (and installing the new terminal fixes that too.) Otherwise click the top left icon, go to settings, uncheck QuickEdit.
109.
by hobs 11mo ago
Software developers (plural) have not made their fortunes on open source, just big companies (who should obviously be paying, not me.)
110.
by hobs 11mo ago
Ask JD Vance, who repeatedly said that people legally in this country are illegal immigrants - and those screaming the loudest about illegal immigration walk stridently behind his banner.
111.
by hobs 11mo ago
The definition of illegal immigration changes to suit those in power, not those fleeing wars.
112.
by hobs 11mo ago
To me is just a blue-green type deployment for schemas. You have an old and a new thing, you split and merge as traffic replays to the new thing and shows that its viable and not breaking, you swap over as you can.
113.
by hobs 11mo ago
My experience is completely the opposite, every quick hire is a referral, jobs constantly ask for and bonus for referrals. The higher up the position the more it matters that you have a warm introduction.
114.
by hobs 11mo ago
The effort in those businesses was never coding, it was always connecting with and selling customers, understanding them, and supporting them as time went on. AI can help with some of that but generally the connections and network effects h
115.
by hobs 11mo ago
yes it does - it has to be meaningful or rigorous for the comparative ranking to be meaningful or rigorous, or else wtf are you doing? Say I have all the information on my side but only these questions that you are showing the user? Who car
116.
by hobs 11mo ago
Yes, my grandmother told me how the "Greek diet" was the one they ate while the Nazis tried to starve them out.
117.
by hobs 11mo ago
The GDPR doesn't impact a lot of companies, if you are acting on behalf of a customer who is the actual data processor for instance.
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by hobs 11mo ago
TurboTax is one of the products of Intuit, the company that's fucking us all over with this - its not fine, stop being ok with it.
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by hobs 11mo ago
Don't forget how this admin cried up and down about the censorship of the previous on Covid misinformation, and said that freedom of speech was paramount; no surprise a lie again.
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by hobs 11mo ago
There are lines you should not cross if you want to not support Nazis. It's actually a really bright line, and supporting Trump or DHH given his recent very public posts about his white supremacy shows that you are basically not a pers

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