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by lijok 10mo ago
You didn't answer the question, you just went on another one of your rants. Why is it surprising that he can’t talk about it in concrete terms given “ all these people supposedly worked on things much more exotic”?
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by lijok 10mo ago
Why is it surprising that they can’t talk about it in concrete terms given “ all these people supposedly worked on things much more exotic”?
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by lijok 10mo ago
Dude claims “there are documents that indicated it did work”. You didn’t enquire about them, just completely dismissed it. That is indeed typical of narrow minded people.
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by lijok 10mo ago
That’s not what a voluntary severance offer is nor how the Twitter downsizing worked.
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by lijok 10mo ago
You picked the lottery you played, on which day, with what buyin, where you bought the tickets from. Did you not?
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by lijok 10mo ago
None of what you’ve mentioned is a requirement to become a “hugely expensive” CEO. If you’re born into conditions which stop you from becoming self reliant, that’s a different story but we covered that. Those people who devote time - do the
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by lijok 10mo ago
Then why were you bringing up conditions of ones birth? Vanishingly unlikely to get one if you try, or vanishingly unlikely to get one if you sit on your ass all day? I assume you’re talking about the former and yet I don’t think you’ve tho
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by lijok 10mo ago
And why would that play out differently?
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by lijok 10mo ago
No, I think we have a similar definition of luck, but I think you’ve succumbed to a defeatist attitude. You have to be pretty unlucky to be permanently locked out of becoming a CEO, and if you’re dealt those cards, moaning about it on an on
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by lijok 10mo ago
Attributing something to luck sounds like a lazy cop out, sorry. We just had an article on the front page yesterday about “increasing your luck”. If you need to be lucky in meeting the right people, you can increase your chances by spending
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by lijok 10mo ago
> then the demands of the job can't be that rigorous. Maybe he’s just that good at what he does?
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by lijok 10mo ago
In violation of a comical number of laws
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by lijok 10mo ago
> Anything that removes the power of CEOs and gives it to the worker should be highly encouraged. Pretty sure the moment you do this, the workers liquidate the company and distribute the assets among themselves, as evidenced by the accep
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by lijok 10mo ago
Even in america
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by lijok 10mo ago
There are plenty of humane prisons out there.
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by lijok 10mo ago
Nooo you don’t get it - it didn’t scale from 0 to a trillion users so it’s a garbage worthless system that “doesn’t scale”.
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by lijok 10mo ago
One of the best shitposts I have ever seen, by far. Absurdism taken to its finest form.
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by lijok 10mo ago
PLEASE stop propping up the narrative that the GitHub Actions control plane was previously free. It never was. Pricing is not that simple. I see way too many people in this thread, and even GitHub Actions competitors promoting this nonsensi
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by lijok 10mo ago
Ubicloud. Also faster than the analog runners github provide. Only problem is startup time is slower
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by lijok 10mo ago
That’s 2.5x what my actual runners cost. For every $100 in compute, I will be paying $250 to github. They can fuck right off
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by lijok 10mo ago
Like I said - you've clearly never been on Discord.
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by lijok 10mo ago
Pretty sure you can install kali and have a hundred flags that have been legislated against in most countries, out of the box. Not a great argument.
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by lijok 10mo ago
I'm not debating whether they should ban VPNs for minors with you. I'm providing a counter statement to your ill-conceived thought that this is "all manufactured fear by organized groups aiming to rip our rights to pieces&quo
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by lijok 10mo ago
You've clearly never been on Discord
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by lijok 10mo ago
If you have the expertise and restraint to not go off the rails, I agree, imperative is more powerful. That plan does not survive teams of sizes over 2 in the majority of cases.
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by lijok 10mo ago
Getting too clever with an imperative language in what is inherently a declarative domain, is an idea bad enough that they invented a whole new language to avoid you doing it. But some lessons have to be learned the hard way I guess
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by lijok 10mo ago
Amazing. Good work !
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by lijok 10mo ago
How do you migrate from count/for_each to `enabled` ?
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by lijok 10mo ago
Good move. They clearly didn't have the resources they needed. The design of the CDKs was atrocious.
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by lijok 10mo ago
The lack of expressiveness of HCL is the point and what makes it so good

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