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by jtdev 6y ago
They’re really all just different ways to say “sales person”.
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by jtdev 6y ago
As opposed to one class controlling what news reaches the populace, e.g., Twitter suppressing Hunter Biden story from NY Post?
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by jtdev 6y ago
I fail to see how pushing the most extreme speech into the shadows improves anything...
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by jtdev 6y ago
> “Someones data is dirty dirty dirty” Par for the JavaScript community course.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Many are just exhausted with WordPress turned React devs writing piles of spaghetti code rife with unnecessary (and often poorly maintained) dependencies.
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by jtdev 6y ago
> “In terms of data management, GraphQL holds its position on the top while good-ol Redux kept losing interest.” Not sure what you mean by “data management” here, but fetch/REST seem like to most predominant, simple, ubiquitous mean
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by jtdev 6y ago
But we shouldn't default to "let's compromise data security and privacy because some customers can't keep track of their keys". That would be like a shoe store only selling velcro shoes because some shoe buyers stru
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by jtdev 6y ago
“The defendant faces up to six months in prison” It seems like this scientist was basically acting as a foreign spy... for which he could face a laughable 6 month sentence? seems far too light of a sentence to deter this behavior in the fut
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by jtdev 6y ago
It seems like we should be more focused on the possibility of this being abused rather than asking if it’s been abused yet .
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by jtdev 6y ago
Who is the authority on the integrity of routing?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Does this give AWS any ability to block/censor or influence access to segments of the internet that they might not politically "approve" of?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Would be difficult in the U.S. it seems... we’ve allowed corporations to convince an increasingly impoverished population that holding corporations to account is “un-American”.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Who tf would downvote that??
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by jtdev 6y ago
I'm all for this, but I'm somewhat surprised that this isn't being railed as "xenophobic"... wonder why we've suddenly had a change in heart on these topics?
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Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson defends lopsided content policing by social media(cnbc.com)
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by jtdev 6y ago
This is cancel culture run amok. At some point these tech organizations need to provide tangible evidence of bad actors actually inciting or encouraging violence. Until we see that, these acts of cancelling are merely virtue signaling, and
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by jtdev 6y ago
Do those downvoting here actually support the sentiment of the Ayatollah??
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by jtdev 6y ago
Did you not read the tweet? Seems rather clear to me.
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Ayatollah posts to Instagram... they don’t seem to care much about that.
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by jtdev 6y ago
This is how you create “baddies”.
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by jtdev 6y ago
The wealth and power of the CCP is directly tied to the success of Chinese business internationally (much like the Cuban Communist regime). Their is no private enterprise in China; the CCP quite literally owns all means of production in Chi
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by jtdev 6y ago
I’m genuinely interested in hearing about any examples of such businesses you might have.
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by jtdev 6y ago
In such an environment engineers should be working closely with these subject matter experts... you don’t just put fear in the engineering culture and throw layers of bureaucracy at the engineers.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Those companies will die...
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by jtdev 6y ago
It would seem that Twitter is fearful of the CCP, and simply removed the tweet rather than engage with the CCP in a more confrontational way like labeling their tweets.
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by jtdev 6y ago
That’s entirely false. Less sales from Chinese producers to the U.S. without question weakens the CCP. Would we have been so flippant about buying products from the third reich???
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by jtdev 6y ago
When will our leaders actually condemn China (not some toothless virtue signaling) and stop the flow of money from American consumers to the CCP? Vote with your wallet, stop buying Chinese products. Stop supporting this clearly evil regime.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Oh wait... we don’t actually want to learn about history here unless it reinforces our identity politics mindset. Please remember this before posting logical, factual information.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Functional zealotry seems to be at the core of most problems with Haskell. It’s unfortunate that these concepts keep being shoehorned into numerous other languages.
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by jtdev 6y ago
History has shown that censorship leads to violence in the long-run.

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