iJohnDoe

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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
It looks like a culdesac? Why would it be driving that fast into a culdesac?
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
So friggin’ cool. I think it’s really fun and when you can instantly entice people to click around and explore then you have already succeeded.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
This only works if the culture is healthy and the seniors are mentally healthy. Usually, most are trying to protect their turf. Because even having “seniors” in the first place means they been there for a few years and they would like to ke
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
Very useful feature for anyone. Probably the lesser known feature because it’s under Accessibility. It should be a frontline feature to toggle on or off from the command center. It’s there once it’s enabled, but should be there by default.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
Really fun! Enjoyed playing.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
If we take the down the signs then everything will be okay. https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/13/politics/judge-ruling-nationa... > At South Carolina’s Fort Sumter National Monument, a sign that included de
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
The World Cup aspect is still incredibly important to point out. The World Cup appeals to a very large demographic and so many traveling around could spell disaster.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
Cool idea. Fun to see these creative things online.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
Earth inherited water, released it, and retained it, while the atmosphere and oceans formed together as a coupled system. Heating released water via volcanism. Outgassing formed an atmosphere rich in water vapor. Cooling caused condensation
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
Off topic. The internet is so broken when someone still posts to X.com and then a news outlet posts that as an article. Maybe if it wasn’t X.com being used it wouldn’t be so bad. Seems like we can do better.
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by iJohnDoe 4mo ago
You're not really wrong. However, it was a power play by the VC and to make themselves feel important. Hopefully they grew up a bit since then. No matter how you look at it, if the only question was, "Do you have 100 customers?&qu
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
Possibly AI generated video?
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
This seems like a nice therapeutic application. Something a person or practitioner could say, “Sit down and play this for 5 minutes to calm your mind.”
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
This won’t be a popular position, but I don’t have much sympathy for software engineers. For decades, software engineers have been smug toward a lot of surrounding professions. Look at how they treated IT because developers thought they wer
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
Does anyone ever get their stuff to actually work. Like actually load?
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
Could you share a bit about what you’re working on or what type of projects require that much usage? Is it hobby, production, revenue generating?
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
I know this is a cynical approach, but I imagine most security flaws in Microsoft products are somewhat intentional. Either by purposefully putting them there or by willingly ignoring them. It’s widely known how much Microsoft cooperates wi
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
MCP is dead. AI bubble. Windows is dead. Linux is dead. The only thing worse than the people saying it are the people that repeat it.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
The curated list stays on the home page way too long.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
> This article is very well written and you can enjoy it regardless you agree or not. Excellent! Whether it was a human or an autonomous agent that wrote it; mission accomplished.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
Starship is 100% the wrong design. Way too many complications with Starship. So much can go wrong. LOR is the right approach.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
This is a whole post about justifying their behavior. I absolutely loathe calls, but I can also be a grown up and just do what needs to be done sometimes.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
Really crazy they openly talk about "fungible" in general. It shouldn't even be a thing. Also, the following line from the article is key, because that is what AWS should be concerned about. Unfortunately, due to the layoffs,
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
China actually took COVID extremely seriously from the start. They were snatching people from the streets and killing them. The China crematoriums were running non-stop. It was the US Administration and the Republicans that were the dipshit
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
What constitutes a working health system? I would say the definition varies wildly.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
It’s crazy that people are desperate for jobs and these clowns get hired.
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by iJohnDoe 5mo ago
FTA: “AI agents are the future of software development. We won’t need developers anymore to slow down the progress of a business.” Almost all business presidents, CEOs, and owners are thinking this. I guarantee you they are sick and tired o
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by iJohnDoe 6mo ago
@jaidhyani I hate to burst your bubble, but there are major privacy violations here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47226756
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by iJohnDoe 6mo ago
@jaidhyani I hate to burst your bubble, but there are major privacy violations here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47225130
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by iJohnDoe 6mo ago
Wow, seriously? Fun fact. macOS (formerly OS X) Got many of its design cues from HP-UX, IBM AIX, Solaris, and Silicon Graphics (SGI). I managed a fleet of these UNIX systems, so had a distinct vantage point to notice it. I wouldn’t blame an

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