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871.
by hooverd 3y ago
She's just a worse vtuber. I'll take a shark girl or awful white woman demon rapper over a generic Insta girl. Also at first read I thought this was about an ML model, like GPT, hosted in Spain. One that wouldn't be available
872.
by hooverd 3y ago
Use Fastmail. It's not free, but that's okay to be because it means their business model is fundamentally different.
873.
by hooverd 3y ago
They can also do translations and keep the original voices: https://x.com/Seamus_Malek/status/1727448891057144090
874.
by hooverd 3y ago
Can it run containers though?
875.
by hooverd 3y ago
Why release this when Route53 exists?
876.
by hooverd 3y ago
The security state has been demonstrated to be greasing the slope again and again and again.
877.
by hooverd 3y ago
Nah, they're totally incentivized to make sure tracking works while still having plenty of oopsies that could cause people to switch.
878.
by hooverd 3y ago
It is interesting how tech has become "SaaS apps".
879.
by hooverd 3y ago
Ontologies and their consequences.
880.
by hooverd 3y ago
Sickos. Too bad sympathy strikes are illegal in the US.
881.
by hooverd 3y ago
Firefox user here. It's pretty good.
882.
by hooverd 3y ago
You could have a robust permissions models that disallows it by default, but Google would never want that.
883.
by hooverd 3y ago
> The VCS docs were on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.
884.
by hooverd 3y ago
What's the "Instant PIP" condition for the Sec Team? As a counterpoint I would suggest they run the Credentials Server themselves with ironclad SLAs and massive penalties on an SLA breach.
885.
by hooverd 3y ago
Which Arizona time? ;)
886.
by hooverd 3y ago
You're not making 300k as a tradie unless you run your own business. I don't know if I'd take it over blowing out my back and knees before I can retire.
887.
by hooverd 3y ago
There's nothing special about higher education. Most departments have to fight for their budget. Higher education should pay more so it can compete. Hell, if you ask me, more universities should act as developers and landlords for stud
888.
by hooverd 3y ago
How about a $25 gift card to Chili's if you do well this quarter? Would that change the equation?
889.
by hooverd 3y ago
With no gravity or drag they're way different.
890.
by hooverd 3y ago
Eh, developers gotta eat. They can't all do open source as their second job. FOSS developers should be organized if they don't want these people to out organize them.
891.
by hooverd 3y ago
Tons of "running a nonprofit" at least experience though. And she's not setting direction on Gnome.
892.
by hooverd 3y ago
If you've worked food service or retail those are interchangeable.
893.
by hooverd 3y ago
If you're paid better working in the private sector selling your experience back that sounds like a big factor in why we wouldn't keep experience in house.
894.
by hooverd 3y ago
For one, not doing everything through a web of public private partnerships isn't the same as central planning.
895.
by hooverd 3y ago
We also don't allow your government to develop competencies. All those examples of government failures in tech are failures of private sector consultants because we're allergic to allowing the government to develop in-house expert
896.
by hooverd 3y ago
What is the measure for results though? Is your manager competent? Is your team leadership's golden boy or the black sheep?
897.
by hooverd 3y ago
Inspiring! Orphan's knowledge of legal system saves them from orphan crushing machine.
898.
by hooverd 3y ago
Damn, who could have seen this coming.
899.
by hooverd 3y ago
Nobody wants to quit anymore.
900.
by hooverd 3y ago
This is what some people actually believe.

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