jmull

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by jmull 2y ago
You've put your faith in the wrong people.
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by jmull 2y ago
> The long-term goal seems to be... Where do you get that from? I've seen no sign of long-term goals, much less any mechanisms being put in place for follow-through on those goals. It seems like people keep making the mistake of bel
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by jmull 2y ago
Some interesting stuff in the article, but it doesn't substantiate its headline conclusion. Not anywhere close, IMO. E.g., I'm sure Oracle doesn't want to lose $1B on a datacenter, but that's a bruise, not a catastrophic
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by jmull 2y ago
> Zod v3.0 was released in May 2021... v3 didn't last four years. Can we expect much different from v4? If you're migrating your zod 3 code, I'd migrate to something more stable and long-lived than v4 is likely to be -- un
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by jmull 2y ago
You found a puff piece from 2010 to extoll Trump? (It appears to be a promotional piece for a "CNBC Titans" episode featuring Trump.) I try to assume good intent, which includes not writing off the odd things people post as bot-ge
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by jmull 2y ago
> doesn't back down publicly Seems like he has been backing down publicly all week. Quickly too. This has been a massive catastrophe, though I suspect you're right about the end result.
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by jmull 2y ago
> assuming one even exists Why would you assume that? I don't know why people keep expecting Trump to be different than what he has consistently shown us for all these years. There's no subtle plan. There's no long-term pl
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by jmull 2y ago
If people can't find a sustainable business model around that thing you want, it's just not going to be widely available. It's hard to say for sure if Netflix could have/should have kept going in the direction they were
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by jmull 2y ago
That's just a for-instance. The general point is that additional cash is tied up in shoes which cannot do something else. Who bears the burden of the loss of that additional cash changes over time (Nike to Footlocker to consumers) but
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by jmull 2y ago
Just a side note, but what happened to "hypocrisy"? It used to mean having behavior that contradicts your stated beliefs. Now it seems to mean an apparent contradiction between behavior and belief if you ignore real distinctions.
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by jmull 2y ago
(I'll speak about .net since that's what I know.) MS dropped compatibility, so there really is no migration path off of .net framework, short of a full port. The resources -- time and money -- for this simply don't exist in t
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by jmull 2y ago
Yep. I think package/source repositories will need to add "Political Sphere" right next to "License" in the top-level information so tech people can choose the right dependencies. Companies/projects will need t
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by jmull 2y ago
I don't know if you intend this, but you're implying nothing's changed but our awareness. However, there has been a significant change.
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by jmull 2y ago
You're saying that pretty much any career officer is qualified to be secretary of defense? Even "completely incompetent" ones (your words)? "...a ridiculous laughable argument" Right back at you.
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by jmull 2y ago
Hegseth's messages were the worst but not the only ones. E.g., Waltz goes on to share details of targets hit. And no one ever says, "Don't share operational details in this chat," either before Hegseth's details mes
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by jmull 2y ago
I don’t see how this “clears” Waltz. For one thing, as far as I know, the iphone doesn’t attach phone numbers to contacts automatically, it just asks. The article claims the iphone did it, but I think Waltz must have. Also, this why you don
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by jmull 2y ago
My basic search turned up: https://www.unh.edu/ccrc/trends-child-victimization Scroll down to the "Updated Trends" link and click it for more up-to-date info. In the latest one (looks like it covers 2023, rel
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by jmull 2y ago
Your own source contradicts that claim?
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by jmull 2y ago
That's not really a useful way to think of it. Javascript could not have been released perfect for all current and future uses. Thus it either needed to change or fall out of use. It changed. The linting is simply part of a migration
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by jmull 2y ago
Variable declared outside the loop construct lives outside the loop. Variable declared inside the loop construct lives inside the loop. Seems intuitive to me. The complex thing here (and what seems to have confused the author) is the distin
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by jmull 2y ago
> The only people who can topple Apple I've got some tough news for you: Apple isn't anywhere near the main problem here.
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by jmull 2y ago
I would guess never. Everything bad is blamed on the "others", and the solution is more Trump. We can only hope enough of the rest of people who supported him will figure it out eventually.
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by jmull 2y ago
Normally (well, if you're ethical) credit is given. Also, there are IP limits of various sorts (e.g. copyright, trademark) for various purposes (some arguably good, some arguably bad), and some freedoms (e.g., fair use). There's n
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by jmull 2y ago
Of course there are people who know. But not the decision maker. I notice the use of collective pronouns, but there is only one person driving this. Everyone else is riding the tiger. Not sure why, despite long and consistent experience, th
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by jmull 2y ago
I wouldn't necessarily assume people's interest in science is limited to what meta analyses tell us. A single study probably can't answer the high-level questions (like, "does creatine help build muscle?") but can n
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by jmull 2y ago
> A certain political bent seems to believe that everyone in the world has some undeniable right to emigrate wherever, whenever. A straw man argument. (No doubt such people exist, but on the fringe.) From that you build an unfounded bina
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by jmull 2y ago
I consider KVM over IP to be one form of remoting. It hasn't worked as well as Windows RDP or Jump's "fluid" though (for my purposes). The problem has been the video -- it's too high bandwidth, so you end up making
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by jmull 2y ago
I've been working this way for a long time. Not video editing, but it's the same principle -- I want to be over here (with my monitor, keyboard and mouse) but the large, complex, performance-sensitive environment I need to use is
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by jmull 2y ago
I haven't noticed particular issues. I would hardly say perfect, but it's regular headaches.
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by jmull 2y ago
IMO it's a pure waste of time to react to the headline without engaging the content.

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