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by itisit 6y ago
As alasdair_ mentioned, this is some impressive demoscene stuff. Which, if I may take the liberty, is all about maximal creative output (subjective, I know) with minimal data footprint. In case you missed in original post, a video of the de
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by itisit 6y ago
All these "AI-first" companies will continue to isolate, monitor, and direct the limited bits of human cognition and mobility required to get a particular job done. No harm in standing up for your emotional well-being and dignity
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by itisit 6y ago
Thought the same. Can only imagine the writer is being tongue-in-cheek or aspirational.
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by itisit 6y ago
No public ability? Not sure if that’s said with a straight face, but there are a multitude of platforms to bind your comments to a particular article/post/entry/etc. Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, and Hacker News come readily to
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by itisit 6y ago
What is reality?
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by itisit 6y ago
I learned this at a young age: "The reporter follows the actor." Which are you?
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by itisit 6y ago
Words ≠ reality...you don't say?
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by itisit 6y ago
The Germans (historical) excel at the macabre. I can only imagine to what extent this lingered into mid-20th C. culture...
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by itisit 6y ago
Eh, sorta? Clinicians take those "labels" seriously; they're more than a mere shorthand for the psychological experience(s) of an individual.
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by itisit 6y ago
Because it's the future and HBR (or some such "authority") told them so.
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by itisit 6y ago
Wait. This isn’t parody?
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by itisit 6y ago
And B2C. You really ought to provide more transparency around your current security practices on your site. I do not see why someone should implicitly trust your service without any assurances, guarantees, descriptions, whitepapers, etc. He
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by itisit 6y ago
SOC 2?
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by itisit 6y ago
Culture doesn’t enjoy a special force field against criticism and scrutiny. And humanity transcends geography. Women the world over are entitled to respect and truly equal rights, not mere lip service. FWIW: https://www.hrw.org&#
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by itisit 6y ago
Relax. It’s good news. Women deserve way more respect than they get. This is a welcome change in just one pocket of the world.
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by itisit 6y ago
Meh. 7% allocation. Like most charitable efforts by companies, optics first, generosity much further down the list.
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by itisit 6y ago
Are you happy to work here? Not asking if they're happy with their life/job/etc, but whether or not they find value in the work they do. What the nature of that value is should be in the answer. And the answer will invariably
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by itisit 6y ago
"The major problems of our work are not so much technological as sociological in nature." — Peopleware (1987) by Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister
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by itisit 6y ago
You pay your ISP for bandwidth, but not for full and constant utilization of said bandwidth. Check the acceptable use policy of any major ISP, and you'll find they can throttle you whenever and however at their sole discretion.
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by itisit 6y ago
Not exactly a how-to guide, but some good info here: https://www.starterstory.com
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by itisit 6y ago
*They
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by itisit 6y ago
Of comparable breadth and depth, there isn't one unfortunately.
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by itisit 6y ago
AWS Cost Explorer easily reveals all resources in an account: https://aws.amazon.com/aws-cost-management/aws-cost-explorer...
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by itisit 6y ago
In a sea of CMP options, what sets Vantage apart? Sincerely asking, as I cannot tell from the site's docs. And does Vantage leverage AWS Cost Anomaly Detection in any way?
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by itisit 6y ago
StrongLoop?
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by itisit 6y ago
https://www.bti360.com/what-ive-learned-in-45-years-in-the-s...
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by itisit 6y ago
Amazon's FMA is so massive here. And given their insane customer-obsessive focus that manifests itself in price, convenience, selection, innovation, etc...well, all I can say is "good luck" to the challenger(s). The company b
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by itisit 6y ago
And I just wish Iran would stop enriching uranium.
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by itisit 6y ago
Big fan of AWS, but this reads like unabashed shilling.
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by itisit 6y ago
These so called "content recommendation engines" pollute the web with low-effort, low-quality garbage writing that hooks less discriminating users while collecting reams of data to improve ad targeting. Good riddance, I say.

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