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by j-bos 1y ago
> trying to get people online was almost impossible. They would disappear for hours and I would be blocked by them I don't understand why this is such a problem. I've even heard CEOs complain about this, about their direct repo
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by j-bos 1y ago
No way, they're going to charge for the gym in the office? That's like something out of the onion.
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by j-bos 1y ago
No due process from corporations.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I agree, it is extreme and crude, today.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Kernel level anti-cheat a short term curse with long term damages. For those wondering about the short term, here's a cheat that will never be handled by rootki-anticheat: https://youtu.be/9alJwQG-Wbk (vid description,
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by j-bos 1y ago
> Interestingly, both technologies also supercharge scams Similar for internet back in the 90s Nigerian princes were provided a means to reach expinentially more people faster.
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by j-bos 1y ago
> Manpower is also offering those affected by this data breach free credit monitoring and identity theft protection services through Equifax. Be nice if they offered a lifetime subacription.
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by j-bos 1y ago
3,028 known billionaires* There's no legal or often practical requirement to publicly disclose the 9-figure status.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Ah but that would be perfect because then all music would be freely available via public domain, recordings exempted of course.
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by j-bos 1y ago
> If managers force developers to purposefully lower standards just to increase PRs per unit of time That's basically what I'm referring to.
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by j-bos 1y ago
There's more code to read as unskilled or sleepy developers push tons of sloppy changes. The code works, mostly, So either one loses more time chasing subtle issues or one yolos the approvals to have time for one's own coding work
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by j-bos 1y ago
In person applications could add some friction to both parties.
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> If you need a job in a tough job market you can't really afford to be picky about the opportunities If your odds of getting hired after wasting all that time are 1000 to one, might be smarter to look for alternate pipelines with b
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by j-bos 1y ago
> I don't think "IDK Claude did that" is a valid excuse. Immediate rejection. I strongly agree, however manager^x do not and want see report the massive "productivity" gains.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I mean the article did mention some legitimately open source models.
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Yeah I often think the issue with cash and crypto is that it can be easily forced away from an individual by any sufficienty armed and unscrupulous party. Money in a financial institution tends to have an upper limit on what could be forced
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by j-bos 1y ago
I remember opening a bank account and having to sign a specific card that the bank would keep solely to verify my signature on checks.
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by j-bos 1y ago
From the introductory video: "There is no telemetry and their never will be. Not even an auto-updater". And yet this is one of the most feature-full projects I've ever seen. Brilliant.
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by j-bos 1y ago
In the vid author says they started this pre useful LLMs (2019) on their phone.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I attended for the first time this year after wanting to go since the first year. As someone who watches science techy engineering YouTubers, but hardly does anything with hardware, I had a great time. Even though I'm a fan of some of
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by j-bos 1y ago
Almost as in bot even the cutting edge teams and highly competent companies are reading PRs.
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by j-bos 1y ago
How does these types of Australian anti-vice groups have so much global sway, and yet Australia leads the world in gambling addiction and accessibility? Presumably they'd be interested in both vices, but seem to only wield power over o
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by j-bos 1y ago
The man refrenced might prefer his name be continually indexed with said term.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Ah thanks, yes my consumption of fiction.
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Sometimes I'll read comment online that does the equivalent of breaking my "willing suspension of diabelief" by sounding just like a standard gpt reply. I even slipped up and commented as much, which is not in itself an inter
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by j-bos 1y ago
Datapoint of one more: I have my fiction consumptions has been trending down ever since I got YT premium.
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by j-bos 1y ago
iirc Starlink satellites sit in a low orbit so they'll burn up/down pretty fast.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I don't know about Indiana, but in Texas companies buy farmland because it's often available near population centers and infrastructure. And the land is available because the existing owners do just enough farming/ranching to
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by j-bos 1y ago
You're right, they're not. But if it plays out anything like copyright enforcement on the web today, distribution platforms will take down more things without a whiff of court intervention.

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