ikiris

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by ikiris 1y ago
With the exception of fi, If you think any of those services are something people want to pay yet another saas subscription for, you’ve been hitting your own supply too much.
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by ikiris 1y ago
Just because the competition is trash doesn't make chrome a monopoly.
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by ikiris 1y ago
There's a big gap between graceful shutdown to be nice to clients / workflows, and clients relying on it to work.
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by ikiris 1y ago
Doge probably saw it as anti male propoganda. THEYRE STERALIZIN OUR FLIES
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by ikiris 1y ago
Its really hard to make an argument that someone is selling under market to try to corner it when the alternative is free as well.
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by ikiris 1y ago
Nah it would be called Google Wallet Money Duo. Google Wallet will keep working for 6 months. Then stop. Around the same time Google Money Wallet will launch. Neither will support credit cards correctly for another 6 months. Then Google Bil
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by ikiris 1y ago
What exactly do you think is anti-competitive about offering an open source product as a service?
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by ikiris 1y ago
If a half day fix from a former employee costs that much, it’s likely because the company deserved it for some reason.
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by ikiris 1y ago
I imagine they’d have to start testing first…
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by ikiris 1y ago
I don't understand these arguments at all. Do you currently not do code reviews at all, and just commit everything directly to repo? do your coworkers? If this is the case, I can't take your company at all seriously. And if it isn
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by ikiris 1y ago
it kind of does and doesn't
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by ikiris 1y ago
FDIC has as much to do with what you're talking about as the gravity that holds you down. Yes its technically correct that they're covered by both, but you're miles away from any kind of rational point.
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by ikiris 1y ago
They understand it just fine. Their reward metrics only care about the impact they had, not the externalities.
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by ikiris 1y ago
You think a few niche individuals refusing to use Microsoft os is going to make a noticeable difference in their stats in the slightest? Even apple is a fairly small fraction of that market share and the next smaller option is a rounding er
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by ikiris 1y ago
FDIC has exactly 0 to do with this.
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by ikiris 1y ago
TLDR: you know how people will by crypto that has absolutely no backing of anything? Well these bonds at least back to the company. There's always another sucker there to unload your debt to after you make a profit in fees and interest
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by ikiris 1y ago
that's probably translated to the following is the problem: "Privacy policy: we're just gonna lie about it because our lawyers don't think there's consequences"
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by ikiris 1y ago
I agree you have no idea what I’m talking about
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by ikiris 1y ago
So is Perl, that doesn’t make it a good argument to use it still for the same reasons.
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by ikiris 1y ago
I don’t think you understand what normally looks like if you start forwarding damaged frames like this because you can’t tell the difference. That was the point.
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by ikiris 1y ago
And how do you tell the difference between cut off packets, and a mtu drop? What about crcs / frame checks? Do you regenerate the frames? Do you do this at routed interfaces? What if there's just layer 2 only involved?
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by ikiris 1y ago
Reverse proxies exist. If you don’t like having to do that then have requirements for standards of the past 10 years in your purchasing.
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by ikiris 1y ago
Traefik without certmanager is just as self inflicted a wound. It’s literally designed to handle this for you.
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by ikiris 1y ago
People offering stock comp in an unlisted private are the moral equivalent of Jeff foxworthy’s “oh you’ll take a cheque? Hell I’ll pay the whole damn thing off then. I didn’t know you’d take a check I thought you wanted real money.”
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by ikiris 1y ago
Almost always stock options at a startup are the equivalent of an unsecured iou. Even if there is a conversion at some point due to a buyout, common employee stock rarely ever sees any of that money. If anything they’re often negative value
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by ikiris 1y ago
It isn’t crazy, it’s that startups are just that bad of an investment when averaged out. You have better odds playing the lottery.
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by ikiris 1y ago
Rest is for people who thought xml was a good idea.
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by ikiris 1y ago
I think you're in fact wildly out of touch with the general populace and how much they use AI tools to make their work easier.
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by ikiris 2y ago
I can see how my work applies just fine, that doesn’t mean my VP+ agrees.
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by ikiris 2y ago
This is why a tariff trade war is extremely dangerous right now. It explicitly incentivizes this further as an intentional goal.

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