joseph_grobbles

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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
They didn't break userspace. Your opinions as a "long-term Linux user" are effectively useless.
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Apple does exactly what the API is supposed to do, specifically in combination with antivirus software, and incorrectly written programs have small faults. Now read the comments before. This borders on parody at this point. It would be cool
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"Or are you just making this up?" What a funny retort. Wait, are you just making up the notion that we can "identify" whales moving billions? Do we check the central trade registry and cross reference with billionaires?
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"Pump and dump schemes absolutely should not be supported. Piling into a short squeeze is not a pump and dump scheme." LOL. Give me a break. This is ___100%___ a P&D scam. They can squeeze shorts because they target trash st
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
The assumption that this is a bunch of robin hood everyday-man sorts conspiring on Reddit seems incredibly naive. The GameStop play (as with BBB, AMC, Express, etc) are classic pump and dumps, albeit with a short-squeeze magnifier (basi
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Do not want. As an aside, a site called "Gradient Descent", with a product or whatever called "descent ripple effect". I'm going to guess that most people upvoting this don't realize it's a cheesy button c
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Claiming an argument is disingenuous because you don't like it is an extremely cheap retort. They clearly were sincere in their statement, and given that the 6S was released in 2015, everyone who bought one at a later date knew that it
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"Germany had a lot of nuclear power" No, they really didn't. At its height it accounted for barely 20%. It was dwarfed by coal, lignite and natural gas. It was never anything like France that went all in with nuclear. Since
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
How is this nonsense the top comment? Who upvotes this tripe? To counter the calculations of the IEA (who are a world more informed than cbmuser, I'm fairly sure), this guy conflates the entire historic mix of two very different countr
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
I've worked in three fortune 500 companies (banking and finance). Several SV tech companies (in satellite offices - not in SV). Two pure startups. An engineering firm. I have never seen it be anything but a waste of time. And it alway
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
If you don't have it at the beginning of the day, then you're putting a hard gate on flow. This phenomena is well known, and the disruption of having a scheduled event mid-workday is significantly larger than the time of the disru
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
At the last 7-8 companies I've worked at, I've described exactly how it has been. I have been personally responsible for eliminating them at the last 4 orgs. They were an echo of shitty management. And I'm hardly alone in obs
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"10 minutes" Are you the only one attending or something? Standups are initially scheduled for the start of the development day. But then people come in a little late, get that first minute call, have to attend to something that h
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
They mention that it's "useful for keeping an eye on the newbies", which indicts standups. That is a positively horrendous justification for standups. Your "newbies" should have assigned mentors and helping hands, a
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"A total shutdown of the entire world economy" GDP has barely taken a hit the world over. Trade is virtually unchanged. Hell, some indicators went positive though the pandemic. I don't really think there was a "shutdown&
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
As opposed to what alternative? Google's safe browsing list is used by everyone, and is currently the gold standard. There exists no alternative. NextDNS uses it. Safari uses it. Firefox uses it. Yeah, I'm not feeling guilty about
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Sure it is. Keep on harping about a warning system working perfectly (because, again, you clearly fail to understand it)...it makes a really good case for your screed.
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"the fact that Google's own legitimate emails are flagged as phishing by their own filters is pretty telling about the reliability of the whole thing" It detects blacklisted URLs in emails and sends warnings, retroactively gi
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
I guess. Odds are that there was something , and you have every reason to state otherwise. You're really focused on the URL, but a whole domain will be tagged when random queries are met with content dispositions with malware, which c
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
A bit of deception on how their site ended up on the block list. They strangely block out a part of their response, but we can see "was cleared", which sounds a lot like "the malware some nefarious agent put on my site was re
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
They've advertised this many times in many venues. It has been a featured part of their keynote. It has been talked about endlessly. There is positively nothing "secret" about this.
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
πr²
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Thorough? Their comment is noisy snark. A huge number of models are "small". I'm currently training game units for autonomous behaviors. The M1 is massively oversized for my need. Saying "Oh look, GPT-3" just stup
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Yeah, someone said that, repeatedly, four hours ago. Why bother making this comment? And given that they were explicitly breaking an app store rule, which they are now being held to: Yeah, they were getting away with something. I mean,
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Are you confused into thinking I downvoted you? I hardly have the karma to, nor would I, however misplaced your comment is. I, on the other hand, have taken (thus far) about 15 downvotes. And I regret none of them given that I'm absolu
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
An app named "amphetamine" (a controlled substance in most countries), using a pill as its icon, with narrative like the "most awesome keep-awake". Yeah, there isn't a lot of ambiguity here. This was absolutely get
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Let me be more explicit for you, then: I speed past a cop who is pointing his radar gun at me, staring at me , but for some reason he doesn't decide to pursue me (an experience many of us have actually had). Maybe it's an off day
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
I drove by a cop over the speed limit yesterday. He didn't pull me over. Therefore I can always drive over the speed limit and it is "approved". This is childish, nonsensical argumentation. The app has always been in contra
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
"The name was approved by Apple years ago" This isn't going to be popular, however getting away with something for a period of time is not the same as being approved/sanctioned/etc. In the petition the author claime
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by joseph_grobbles 6y ago
Brands still arise out of that. I buy Spigen cases. Anker cables. If I want a low-cost but workable set of headphones for the kids, "MPOW" devices fit the bill. I know that Amazon Basics keyboards and mice will be satisfactory giv

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