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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
They said they imagined it would (I read as "might") be forked, and if it were, please don't use their name for it. I don't think they are "hoping" someone else will take it, exactly. They're just done wit
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Ha, yeah, of course I know too! I should have said it different, I meant other people were talking about needing this feature for very large teams, but I find it's needed for very small teams for perhaps different reasons related to t
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Is the amount of money they'd have to refund if they just refunded everyone prohibitive, or is it more of an image/messaging thing, admitting you, erm, took them for a ride? It's clear those customers are never going to get i
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Also look at the breading on that chicken, and I want a "shrimp filet-o" bad.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Depending on a vendors market position, they may not want to make it easy to switch, which is what standards do, no?
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
I suppose one lesson could be that there are different dimensions of superiority, different products may be superior in different ways. Of course, products also can win market dominance for reasons external to the product's quality its
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Before this feature when you were doing it manually, it was a huge problem. One of the points of this feature, is it automates rebasing the whole stack.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
I'm not in a large corporate environment, but that also means we're not always a well oiled machine, and sometimes i am writing faster than the reviewer can review for a period of time -- and i really need the stacking then too.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Welcome to VHS and Betamax. the superior product does not always win the market.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Well, I have been waiting for this for YEARS. Every time I try to do it manually, I wind up screwing everthing up. Very interested ot check it out.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Been going on since before Trump II, as many of us have definitely noticed. (2020 was the last model year for Honda Fit). Some info in article.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Aha, that's a different La Liga situation! Wow, that's wild!
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
It's not clear to me they are much less of a threat than they ever were, but it's also not clear to me they were ever much of a threat. They did everything they could in this war, didn't they, and apparently it didn't do
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
If there's one thing that's pretty clear, it's that the Iranian government is quite aware of this and of how the US acts. The US government, on the other hand, seems oblivious to anything about how the Iranian government ac
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
Right.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
I mean, neither one did what they said they would do, if they had both done what they said they'd do, I guess we'd have nuclear war, so. (To the extent that you can't get anything consistent out of what Trump says he will do
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
When you serve video from R2, you do it directly from R2 to client, not with an additional Cloudflare CDN in front, and that works fine? I have been trying to understand video and R2.
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
I had not heard of the "La Liga situation", but googled and what I learned was that La Liga is a Spanish football (soccer) team, and their players did a protest action about not wanting a match to be staged in Florida, and the tea
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
what am i missing?
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by jrochkind1 6mo ago
I wonder if it would be possible to do something like this that had transparent end-to-end encryption.
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
Honestly I think their status page just got more honest -- and they are graphing this in such a way that any partial outage to any service looks really bad on teh chart. There were definitely partial outages to services inside that row of h
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
No way that holds up in court when they are marketing it for things other than entertainment.
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
AI makes this all go exponential. We've had for a few years now almost universal video surveillance of all public spaces, but pre-AI it's just not realistic to monitor or search it all. Well, it is now. Video just being one exampl
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
I think most people getting a paycheck get there on their own, and this guy is accidentally helping to sell the bill.
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
> Republican Rep. Chris Richardson, an Elbert County Republican, argued that the bill is too broad and could regulate standard analytic usage in the workplace, such as a human resources software that recommends a pay band for employees b
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
If you didn't have a sibling to do it for you free/cheap, I wonder how many months of a human receptionist (or service) the fee to build (and maintain) such a thing would cover.
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
"For a reviewer, it’s demoralizing to communicate with a facade of a human." This is so important. Most humans like communicating with other humans. For many (note, I didn't say all) open source collaborators, this is part
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
omg I hadn't discovered the reverse direction yet!
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
Can you connect the dots for me, why would reduced reporting requirements allow more startups to go public earlier?
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by jrochkind1 7mo ago
John Gruber used it for a day and found it was actually totally adequate, or better, for his actual daily work. > But just using the Neo, without any consideration that it’s memory limited, I haven’t noticed a single hitch. I’m not quitt

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