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jojobas
2y ago
The problem is that given enough time, these "expert" bodies become just as politicized and worse, completely unaccountable to the voters.
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jojobas
2y ago
Yeah, "Toilets" were the way to go.
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jojobas
2y ago
Western slacker movements never came close to deadma or the dedicated indifference in the face of samsara. You seem to have a lot of experience with the former and little of the latter two, but what do I know. Every stereotype exists for a
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jojobas
2y ago
Not everyone in the US might be Carmack, but it's ridiculously nearsighted to assert that cultural differences don't play into people desire and ability to Do It Right.
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jojobas
2y ago
At this point I wouldn't be paying too much attention to what Crowdstrike is saying.
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jojobas
2y ago
Millions lost is sizeable parts of people's lives they won't get back.
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jojobas
2y ago
Your 1000 seats crashing won't prevent airplanes from landing. These things should have gone from mainframes of yore to various unix systems, ideally a mix of different unix systems in hot failover. Without running uncontrolled "a
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jojobas
2y ago
I see you somehow avoided learning what dll hell is, what various .net runtime incompatible versions are and what optional compatibility levels windows 10 offers.
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jojobas
2y ago
Unbelievable these systems run on Windows.
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jojobas
2y ago
The question is, how did they manage to not crash everything for so long without a staged/rolling update deployment strategy?
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2y ago
Hofmann was a mistake, and so was Leary.
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2y ago
Where I live it's more palatable 1/22k/year, and a lot of that are thrill seekers on motorcycles, drunk drivers etc. More importantly, driving a car gets me where I want to be, not just triggers an unexpected condition bug in
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2y ago
That, and cause some hard to repair changes to people's understanding and evaluation of hardware and software.
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jojobas
2y ago
Betting your life to get a hallucination is not worth it even at 1:10000 odds. Guess what - you're missing out on a fentanyl high, so awesome that people sell all they have to get more!
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jojobas
2y ago
I have a better idea: not even once.
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jojobas
2y ago
Implying apple products are not cancer on their own right.
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2y ago
Any abuse of the scroll is outright hostile and leads to immediate closure of the tab.
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jojobas
2y ago
The point is never to have a working graph clusterization algo. It's to see that you not only theoretically know the difference between deque and heapq, but also know which is the right thing for a particular task you're working o
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jojobas
2y ago
>What it boils down to is that companies have zero idea how to hire. Yeah, certainly doesn't have anything to do with hordes of people with make-believe degrees in everything.
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2y ago
Comparing with the worst won't get you far. There's Apple doing these things, then there's MS, which dedicated huge resources and some of its best engineers to make sure as many programs from Windows 95 can still work in thei
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jojobas
2y ago
Europe won't have fewer people, but there will be an extinction of Europeans. Maybe not in our lifetime but it is now all but inevitable.
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jojobas
2y ago
There sure will be people. However, there's no arguing that Goths, Picts and Aztecs are extinct.
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jojobas
2y ago
Nearly all of that growth is in sub-saharan Africa and Afghanistan. An extinction in Europe is still an extinction.
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jojobas
2y ago
65 yo is not even pension age, what are you talking about? 45yo grandparents would be working full time and only have time on weekends anyway. I was babysat now and then by a 85 year old great-grandmother. Rising parental age is a catastrop
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2y ago
There's incorporation of a feature in the OS, and there's banning of the previously existing apps from the only app store.
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2y ago
Easiest to understand with a flashing + rotating light analogy. When a rotating, say one turn in 10 seconds, green light is pointing north, a red light flashes. If you see a green flash 1 second before a red flash, you're on the 36 deg
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2y ago
If DPRK wasn't wagging their nukes around they'd get all the technology they needed. Ditto Iran (compare with Saudi Arabia).
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2y ago
>My prediction is that the "Hacking is Cool" dumb idea will be a dead idea in the next 10 years. 19 years later, hacking is still cool.
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2y ago
>the world of programmers decidedly do not use Windows Who do you think writes all the Windows software? There are hordes and hordes of people writing code on Windows for Windows all their lives. Server/web software aside, there are
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jojobas
2y ago
There's not extra apparent performance in using Electron. A truly more performant solution will be still more performant under load from other applications.
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