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jofla_net
1y ago
and there are too many individualists. Its great for settling a new land, but once established they refuse too look around and see community.
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1y ago
Its merely a personality contest, a sociological phenomenon. Humans band around (and more easily listen to) individuals bearing certain personality traits. These traits have very little to do with actual problem solving, and finding the mos
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jofla_net
1y ago
The best is when you work with one, in a small enough company. During which they extoll some currently-hot grift, and then after the company goes under (maybe not due to thier poor leadership), you read about their huge successes there! Muc
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jofla_net
1y ago
mod_rewrite, again, man if i had a nickel for every...
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jofla_net
1y ago
Not really, I was at a small one which allowed it, it was bliss, although I used a company one. In the end, when it folded, i bought it from them.
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1y ago
Its really sad to see this getting attacked, now, after all that's transpired, after so many years. You'd think if it was that dire, again maybe 10 years in there would have been more action. But again its not genuine, so its real
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jofla_net
1y ago
The Emperor's New Code.
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jofla_net
1y ago
totally. Especially when i'm debugging something for colleagues or friends, given a domain and a handful of ways of doing it, if i'm familiar with it I generally already get a sense of the reasons why its failing or falling short.
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jofla_net
1y ago
We will be reduced to an infantile state, erased.
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jofla_net
1y ago
> if sublime text becomes infested................... I underslept last night, but that woke me up 0_0
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jofla_net
1y ago
Agreed. exciting to think it could become another new powerful evolutionary selector!
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jofla_net
1y ago
Its just "giving users more of what they want", said the owner of Marks Meats. I dont think a take on technology and society could be more naive.
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jofla_net
1y ago
It is, in fact, all insulation. The technology, that is. It cuts out face-to-face, vid-to-vid, voice-to-voice, and even direct text as in sms or email. To the point that agents will be advocating for users instead of people even typing back
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jofla_net
1y ago
Great, %1 of the competition that we have today. Cant wait to see a the wasteland when all apps will effectively be from a couple companies. /s
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jofla_net
1y ago
says more about sociology, really.
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jofla_net
1y ago
vpn concentrator id wager
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jofla_net
1y ago
What an interesting use of GDPR. Boy do i wish there was something analogous where i am. Have had identical experiences with large-named places. I guess its just hard to run a fan club where everyone wants in, you have to grasp at straws
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jofla_net
1y ago
Thank you for not giving in. The slide downhill is so ravenous and will consume so much of our future until the wise intervene.
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1y ago
Exactly, you'd think a targeted, application-specific, purpose built tool would be what a vendor would gravitate to, not probabilistic, non deterministic hype, hot off a shelf. I really wish we could have overlords with at least some t
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jofla_net
1y ago
I'm reminded of that My dinner with Andre monologue, and totally agree.
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1y ago
Who knew alls she needed was to change the tempo, pitch, timbre, add/remove lyrics, add/subtract a few notes, rearrange harmony, put it behind a web portal with a fancy name, claim it had an inspirational muse or assume all mortal
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jofla_net
1y ago
mumble mumble forest ... mumble mumble trees
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1y ago
Also, fairness has got nothing to do with it. Plus, If we can only judge the outcome of circumstances based on arbitrary notions of fairness and not actual results it becomes easy to rationalize any outcome.
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1y ago
not really, my personal anecdotes were actualy nonagenarians, well-off too.
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1y ago
Totally believable. My grandmother lived though the great depression, wherein she was lucky to get an Orange at christmas. The last few decades of her life she basically was a food hoarder, pantries overflowing with canned goods, and a free
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1y ago
Shit, could you imagine boomers with that mindset. The last time i remember being around old folks with that mentality i was in high school, i swear they did exist though. Lots of wonderful old folks with perspective. I miss them. I'd
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jofla_net
1y ago
I know ive been on THAT list before. Heaven forbid i dont have chrome or keep it up to date, shame on me!
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1y ago
and when that fails #pragma once, oh the memories!
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1y ago
Maybe its not so much that it prevents anything, rather it will hedge toward a future where all we get is a jpeg of a jpeg of a jpeg. ie. everything will be an electron app or some other generational derivative not yet envisioned yet, many
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1y ago
Just saw a picture. What a marvel of efficiency, which of course means we cant have it since its a nice thing. Looking forward to my future missed flights.
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