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by influx 3y ago
Ironic since I’ve been thinking: FreeBSD : Go :: Linux : Rust
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by influx 3y ago
When I got a rea job, I registered Winrar. Felt good, and I still use it.
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by influx 3y ago
Great, when are you giving up your computer and internet connection?
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by influx 3y ago
Your ideal system forces people to involuntarily provide labor for others at no cost. No thanks.
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by influx 3y ago
He didn’t accumulate wealth, he built a company that successfully served customers. It’s not a zero sum game where he took all this money from someone else. As one example, AWS has been insanely good for startups and given a lot of value to
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by influx 3y ago
In Seattle, there’s lack of housing, but the bigger driver appears to be easy access to drugs like fentanyl and no consequences to anyone involved in using or selling them.
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by influx 3y ago
Thanks for this, I'd been going off the previous articles on this, and hadn't realized it had been reverted.
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by influx 3y ago
Did you live through the 80s? I did and find this wildly inaccurate. See the Greed is Good memes and hero worship of Wall Street.
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by influx 3y ago
Likewise at Meta there's a bunch of cargo-culting from Google.
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by influx 3y ago
There's not much to the S3 API, and data import/export even at massive scale is available with Snowball. Sure, there's many other AWS services that aren't available at other vendors, but blob storage is commodified at t
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by influx 3y ago
What makes it not special? As far as I know, this is the only spacecraft ever created with these capabilities....
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by influx 3y ago
Even Google and Apple didn't start from scratch, they used Webkit aka KDE KHTML.
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by influx 3y ago
Some of the best programmers I've worked with have backgrounds in sciences, and it's been a delight just being around them as they apply some of that knowledge in in a different field.
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by influx 3y ago
It's not like they are exactly thriving even with this...
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by influx 3y ago
Their wealth is usually stock in companies they founded.... Billionaires don't sit around with a billion dollars in their checking accounts.
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by influx 3y ago
What happens if they are forced to sell stock in companies they founded and control, and after the sale they no longer have a controlling interest?
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by influx 3y ago
Can you expand a bit?
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by influx 3y ago
Is the experiment how long will it take me to annoy my partner long enough before they buy me a new TV?
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by influx 3y ago
How is it anonymized if they are correlating it with how much food they are buying? Even if it is anonymized, I'm shocked healthcare data is shared?
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by influx 3y ago
They seem all over the place. https://www.theregister.com/2023/07/11/influxdata_apologizes...
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by influx 3y ago
Which belief system is more absurd, one which the adherents maintain or gain in population, or one which they go extinct? Which one is more fit to the environment?
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by influx 3y ago
Who are the investors? Musk bought them out.
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by influx 3y ago
I have children that I hope live far beyond my death, and hopefully grandchildren after that, so I actually do want the future to be there for them, regardless whether I'm around.
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by influx 3y ago
There's another one in the Museum of Flight in Seattle.
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by influx 3y ago
Their body, their choice. Steve Jobs probably killed himself by his medical choices but that’s what he wanted to do. Should we have strapped him in and forced him to get conventional medicine?
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by influx 3y ago
Agreed, obviously doesn’t merit yelling at the tech, but they could have taped the manual to the monitor for those who wanted it.
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by influx 3y ago
Actually being able to buy a home is a big plus.
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by influx 3y ago
Can you go into what you mean by "terraform like state"?
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by influx 3y ago
If only we could put a colony on Mars...
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by influx 3y ago
This should be what sitemap.xml provides already.

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