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by hobs 1y ago
> SEC set to see hundreds leave through buyout, retirement offers https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/21/sec-buyouts-retirem... > US SEC buyouts hit legal, investment divisions hardest, data show
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by hobs 1y ago
This just reads like not a response to the problem, but instead a description of technical implementations. Concretely, nobody is going to subscribe to anything else in bsky but the default stack, anything else is unlikely to ever gain much
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by hobs 1y ago
It's actually very simple - because of the nature of their use of the data. Laws can have subtlety, its not a magic on or off switch - if you want aggregate data for the number of bicycles that's not the DNA sample from each pass
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by hobs 1y ago
In my opinion anything like this is just failing to address the real problem, which can only be addressed by legislation. Having someone put a label that says "this is poison" on it does not improve the consumer situation when you
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by hobs 1y ago
Yeah, see my second sentence - throwing up your hands and claiming inaction isn't the way to solve anything. Saying "but the billionaires don't want it!!" sure, let me pre-give up so its super easy for them to keep winni
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by hobs 1y ago
Check the shrink wrap - in most localities you are leasing a license for which they tell you that you accept all liability and failure upon yourself.
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by hobs 1y ago
If we can have a murder investigation and assign partial blame for people that are just there while the crime is being committed, why cant we do it for something that harms the entire human race? Just because we don't have a great fram
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by hobs 1y ago
He woulds say that when capital can no longer reproduce itself through productive labor that system must collapse or end in revolutionary transformation(aka probably a lot of killing). But you seem to be looking for some sort of political a
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by hobs 1y ago
And the same is true for almost all those names the GP posted - they are big because of network effects - most people dont have time to evaluate the "quality" of software. In the long term the "quality" of software can
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by hobs 1y ago
Try running it with JS disabled, - here's the actual header: JavaScript is currently disabled.Please enable it for a better experience of Jumi. JavaScript is currently disabled.Please enable it for a better experience of Jumi.
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by hobs 1y ago
Congratulations, at 10 years you probably have beaten the odds and will continue making some money off of this for as long as you both shall live.
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by hobs 1y ago
Most (not all) of these jobs don't last -- I have had two, and while they were fun we eventually got bought and everything changed.
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by hobs 1y ago
I would say there are times that doing math with a primary key is a useful property (say, getting the Nth primary key (or so)) but if you are exposing it in an API I would say you would never even want a primary key projected in the first p
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by hobs 1y ago
The main thing is that if someone isn't going to do something in normal circumstances, an ultimatum is really for yourself to be done with waiting.
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by hobs 1y ago
It doesn't really matter when you have stuff like Quantum Intercept(iirc) where you can just respond faster to a browser request than the originator - inject the code yourself because its just an api request these days.
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by hobs 1y ago
Usually when you have a tragedy of the commons then regulation is better at fixing it then deciding all consumers at once need to work in concert.
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by hobs 1y ago
You can also see it as the more we let corporations bend and break the rules of our society the more we will see the monetization of things that harm us directly for some small group's material gain.
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by hobs 1y ago
With that use case you either dont have enough anonymity, or will forget the number of identities and leave a lot of traces, like admitting you are in the euro zone.
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by hobs 1y ago
A biological basis for autism is starting to be understood, which can be extremely summarized as neuron pruning dysfunction/regulation issues. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9671112/
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by hobs 1y ago
"Study hard, get good grades, follow the formula and ultimately merit wins." That's really funny, I remember the day I watched a kid's femoral artery get slashed in a fight and watched my teacher use his belt as a tourni
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by hobs 1y ago
Nope, windows 11 was extremely shoehorned in and the public has no obvious need or benefit for it, which is why they tried to auto update everyone and then force an out of support situation. This is the same microsoft that said win 10 would
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by hobs 1y ago
I will say what I will - what a pointless change that will yield nothing, literally virtue signalling. Nobody selling to the DoD is going to "yuck" after the word "war" is now part of the game, we've basically been
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by hobs 1y ago
There's no way to avoid politics to avoid getting fired, it just means that when you get laid off you picked the wrong thing, and basically did it incidentally because you refused to forecast what project was going to be culled. Most s
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by hobs 1y ago
I think the problem is that this is the core of most companies. A core lie that they tell the employees and sometimes even the customers - "we value you" - "we care about our employees" "we want to serve our shareho
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by hobs 1y ago
First thing might be considered a bug by googles, but everyone I have talked to LOVED their bazel or at least thought of it as superior to any other tool to do the same stuff. Literally tonight my buddy was talking about how months long pla
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by hobs 1y ago
No you don't - they are now vulnerable to scams and you are not.
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by hobs 1y ago
I just tell people to charge the non-profit a reasonable non corp rate. That would just be paid work for a non profit, which (the company) is already tax exempt.
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by hobs 1y ago
You could have said that with any previous investment cycle and the people applying and being accepted to Ycom. Its a thing for generating money not great code or w/e.
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by hobs 1y ago
Yes, I was going to say, seeing the generated SQL can be almost useless depending on the execution plan. When you have a solid view of the schema and data sizes you can start to be more predictive about what your code will actually do, THEN
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by hobs 1y ago
I think a big part of it is also moving your value system from the code to people and you'll make this migration naturally. Any code can be made perfect, but what could you help the person across the table with to make it good enough a

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