kderbyma

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by kderbyma 3y ago
Google Made it?....Nah...I'll wait. They can't even do search anymore....unless I'm looking for ads...haha
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by kderbyma 3y ago
I think you highlighted the ACTUAL problem....you are worried that Google will destroy your account for harmless tests.....that is plain wrong and should be illegal if somehow it isn't....
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Obviously. Anyone who has been severely stressed knows it's killing them.....except the doctors who cannot sell you something from their pill sponsors
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Not if Google develops it.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Google is pretty pathetic these days. They have become a parody under Pinchai.....he must be so proud of his legacy (hahahahahaha ) Google shows that you don't need skills or talent ..you just need money, and control.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Pinchai is anything but a good leader....he is the blandest CEO yet somehow is seeped in politics....
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Remember.... reputation is ruined....so I hope Air Canada learned something....you have no customer service and would rather look a fool than be a good company.....does anyone care any more....like fuck this trashy company
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Spotify has been on a path of self destruction for quite some time...at least 6 months minimum.... so this is not a surprise...this the saga of the swan song they started when they lost the plot and chased after shortcuts instead of value.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
until we automate the real work.....UBI will not work...
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by kderbyma 3y ago
same. Though only 0.25Tb so far. :) getting there. I struggle with bands that do not sell CDs, but everything from my childhood is cheap and easy to find.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
I still find the analogy mostly appropriate. Perhaps, it is not the 'high level source code' that is strictly typed as was perhaps believed by some, but I think it can still act as analogous to the runtime memory state of the comp
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by kderbyma 3y ago
bad leadership strategy. Plain and simple. They like many once powerhouse IP controlling firms have failed to realise the very thing that gave those IPs any value in the first place..... individual identity that was not centralized by some
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by kderbyma 3y ago
I have used this on some coding challenges when you try to get the shortest answer or oneliner.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Google has lost all hope. Sundar Pinchai is at the helm of the next Titanic and missed the icebergs..... they have failed to innovate and have doubled down on a losing strategy....I expect a race to the bottom until it kicks and they replac
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by kderbyma 3y ago
I don't really agree with this article. I think that those particular points are actually just commonly used in typed dialog....because they are common in spoken casual explanation. those particular examples are all 'descriptive&#
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by kderbyma 3y ago
it wasn't just safetyism.....it was city planners ....density with no parks and greenspace....terrible design to favour numbers over happiness.....that was far more damaging....
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Diet and lifestyle ( 'brand' name is probably not good when it's your food.....)
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Seed oils, Fillers, Leaviners, texturisers, emulsifiers.....poison.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
I think it could be about hiding the level of accuracy. I remember sometime back learning that there are many cases where sounds are added back for comfort and the expected experience that customers are used to, so perhaps this is one of th
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by kderbyma 3y ago
met someone who worked at Ubisoft once at a party....I realised why their games suck and they are more interested in taking all the money they can get....dude had a coke problem and was bragging about being a senior dev working on their lat
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Alphabet has ruined it's entire portfolio if measured by the initial vision of each product. They have decimated the once great platforms they developed in pursuit of ever canabalizing their consumers
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Anyone else think about the connection between OSX, Jobs, Pixar, etc....seems like the elite of the tech revolution all were neighbours as usual with industry control
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by kderbyma 3y ago
taxes. the way that R&D is measured is very tied to the tax code in countries. If R&D is economically promoted (historically the USA has invested much more money into R&D than other nations per capita because other nations tend
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by kderbyma 3y ago
search engine's stopped focusing on search and behind the scenes became select engines and they would do the searching in advance. this was probably sometime around 2012 when the first big hacking scandals on the web that were causing
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by kderbyma 3y ago
So true.....I had to turn around and give up many times because the bills needed paying, my parents were just as broke as me, and no rich friends.... I know a ton of people who had their credit cards paid, student loans paid, housing paid,
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Seems to be modelled from a single estimation model. not hard data, just estimates on estimates using estimates with no true correlation
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by kderbyma 3y ago
thank you, some sense.
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by kderbyma 3y ago
and til that people are living sad realities....won't talk to someone because of android....wow....you obviously don't know intelligent people haha
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Agree. I am so sick of everything turning to shit. profits....bullshit....each one of these so called profit chasing decisions were short sighted and cost them billions and billions and possibly trillions of dollars had they just continued
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by kderbyma 3y ago
Metal Gear just found its own little gem of novelty....Motherbase suddenly gets uranium enrichment facilities and offshore drilling gets a new meaning.....

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