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by jt2190 4mo ago
How did you make the illogical leap to “could not”? Repeatedly requesting time/budget to fix an ongoing issue is a requirement of any half-decent manager. If they’re reporting issues then just smiling blankly when asked “what can we do
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by jt2190 4mo ago
> But for high quality work [a code review is] indispensable. The argument here is that all code reviews are done with attention and care, but quality of a code review is highly dependent on the reviewer and the team’s review process
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by jt2190 4mo ago
(2021)
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by jt2190 4mo ago
> container runs containers differently. Using the open source Containerization package, it runs a lightweight VM for each container that you create. This approach has the following properties: > - Security: Each container has the iso
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by jt2190 4mo ago
Because while consumers value “inefficiency” (high design, wonderful prose, beautiful images, great usability) they don’t want to actually pay for it. Producers have to become extremely efficient without revenue, and are stuck with a choice
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by jt2190 4mo ago
> This is a measurement discipline: when someone offers you a test pass rate as evidence of a safety property, check whether the test suite measures that property. Behavioral equivalence and memory soundness are different axes. A green t
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by jt2190 5mo ago
Lovely!
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by jt2190 5mo ago
I mean, yes? Anthropic’s investors are seeing more upside now and valuing the company higher. Your thesis is that this additional value is driven by better marketing rather than a superior model. Could be! The truth is we’ll never really kn
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by jt2190 5mo ago
Literally the next sentences: > It’s one that we’ve been facing for quite some time. The reason we wrote this report, however, is to highlight the fact that we’re sort of in this moment in time right now, with our relationship with the U
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by jt2190 5mo ago
No, it’s actual insurance: > Iran has started a Bitcoin-backed insurance service for Iranian shipping companies that want to transit the Strait of Hormuz, the semi-official Fars news agency reported, citing documents obtained from the co
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Pace Layers and AI Integration(aicoding.leaflet.pub)
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by jt2190 5mo ago
Why would a brand new car not be road worthy? Is it common for new cars to be unsafe to drive?
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by jt2190 5mo ago
You’re not an example of what we’re taking about here. Congratulations! A better example would be if you’d changed the behavior of the library as you did this work, and the library changes introduced hard-to-detect bugs across the applica
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by jt2190 5mo ago
Same article syndicated on msn.com, without paywall: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/new-york-californi... The issues: > The New York and California pension systems would become holders of SpaceX
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Isn’t a change to the code that incorporates your suggestions enough acknowledgment? Presumably the code change would be required to get your approval?
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Docker recommends using multi-stage builds e.g. Stage one image has the package manager, stage two image omits it completely, leaving only the installed software.
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Ultimately the “lock in” boils down to “when this breaks someone has to pay to fix it”. Automation and tech makes the galaxy of things that can break much larger, and the pinpointing of “who should pay to fix this” much harder. “Lock in” fe
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by jt2190 6mo ago
I think this site doesn’t capture Gall’s Law correctly, and your observations are closer to the original. Gall notes that the universe naturally trends toward complexity and unintended consequences and therefore complex designs should be as
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by jt2190 6mo ago
> … VC's are making actual investment decisions based on imaginary internet points? The only claim here is that there’s a report that tracks GitHub star growth that is that is presumably read by VCs: >> Union Labs is the most
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by jt2190 6mo ago
> Union Labs is the most consequential case. It was ranked #1 on Runa Capital's ROSS Index for Q2 2025 - a widely cited VC industry report identifying the "hottest open-source startups" - with 54.2x star growth and 74,300
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Dallas-Area Rapid Transit (DART) member cities all had to develop 25-year plans for denser development around station sites as a condition of their membership, if that’s what you mean by “natural”.
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by jt2190 6mo ago
> The lopsidedness was driven by huge growth in health care, where women hold nearly 80% of jobs. Over the past 12 months, health care alone added 390,000 jobs, more than in the economy overall, making up for job losses elsewhere. i.e. N
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by jt2190 6mo ago
You’re welcome! Cofounders and founding engineers just don’t talk enough about how they model the financial risk of investing in a high risk asset like a startup, and how they make sure that they’re not taking on more risk than they can per
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Unlike in the article where a contractor was promised payment and no payment was made, the cofounder here knows already that the company can’t pay until they raise funds, and has planned for this accordingly, by living off of personal savin
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by jt2190 6mo ago
> 2. Improvement in income from non-monetary activities > Net income from assets denominated in euro rose by EUR 2 billion, driven by an increase in outstandings. Income from assets held for own account rose by EUR 12.2 billion as a r
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by jt2190 6mo ago
Redditor thenickdude commented: > I found that in my hosts file the other day too, and I investigated to find why they're doing it at all. > They're using this to detect if you have Creative Cloud already installed when you
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by jt2190 6mo ago
If you voluntarily visit my website and my web server sends a response to your IP address, have I “taken” your IP address, or did you give it to me “voluntarily”? What if I log your IP address?
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by jt2190 6mo ago
> These two sentences highlight the underlying problem: Developers without an ethical backbone, or who are powerless to push back on unethical projects. What the article describes should not be "what many devs would land on" na
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by jt2190 7mo ago
Only FOUR people actually used these services? Edit: Newspapers have a long history of using headline editors who add “spin” otherwise reasonable stories handed in by journalists. This story was built by talking to a few entrepreneurs who o
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by jt2190 7mo ago
Interesting thanks for elaborating.

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