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301.
by linotype 2y ago
Oh so Oracle.
302.
by linotype 2y ago
Heroku is still a thing? I would have figured their lunch would have been eaten years ago with how expensive they were.
303.
by linotype 2y ago
As a current Californian we really don’t need that right now.
304.
by linotype 2y ago
You say that, but everyone I know is working themselves to death. Companies just don’t want to hire. And why should they, if people will keep up the pace?
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by linotype 2y ago
Ah yeah, if lazy Americans would just try harder, they’d be richer.
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by linotype 2y ago
That’s from the post from Mark. You should read it.
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by linotype 2y ago
Facebook can do whatever they want, I’m just not going to be on a platform where I see a bunch of misinformation or blatant racist content like X.
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by linotype 2y ago
Examples?
309.
by linotype 2y ago
More like everyone under the age of 50 is abandoning Facebook and boomers are all they have left. “We’re getting rid of a number of restrictions on topics like immigration, gender identity and gender that are the subject of frequent politic
310.
by linotype 2y ago
Yup. Crazy right?
311.
by linotype 2y ago
It’s because they’re working those people to death and don’t want them to leave. Better to pay one person $225k per year than two people $150k per year.
312.
by linotype 2y ago
* Startups that exit, software engineers * Pharma companies, US taxpayers funding basic research * Waltons, Walmart employees The list is endless.
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by linotype 2y ago
The fact that people are upset about the Healthcare CEOs death but not about the hundreds if not thousands of people he killed over the course of his career through denied claims/treatment says a lot about America.
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by linotype 2y ago
Or he has more time to work out because he’s rich. Or steroids. Could be a ton of reasons why he looks like a freak.
315.
by linotype 2y ago
Also raw milk. Total nutjob.
316.
by linotype 2y ago
It’s easy, just make Americans poor enough that it makes sense to manufacture them here. Given that no one wants to pay more taxes or (realistically) cut spending, we’re well on our way.
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by linotype 2y ago
Don’t forget all the financial YouTubers like Graham Stephan that were hawking FTX.
318.
by linotype 2y ago
Seems like you two should help each other out!
319.
by linotype 2y ago
This isn’t what thermal runaway looks like. Someone set off those fireworks, or they were somehow ignited.
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by linotype 2y ago
We can’t get people to drive EVs to reduce emissions and preserve an essential resource (oil), future generations won’t have the resources to destroy themselves with superhuman AI.
321.
by linotype 2y ago
Customer service is already awful. Most front line employees I encounter are miserable at best. I now mostly order for pickup or go out to eat rarely at high end restaurants that still have great service. Choose your battles.
322.
by linotype 2y ago
It’s awful. They absolutely need to introduce a toggle to turn it off.
323.
by linotype 2y ago
It’s really not the collective. It’s every town and cities loonies that now have formed a small but vocal subset of the population thanks to the Internet.
324.
by linotype 2y ago
Well, when you pump out nothing but looter shooters and Fortnite clones, you shouldn’t be surprised.
325.
by linotype 2y ago
If you don’t think there is continuous industrial espionage happening you’re being naive. For instance: https://www.theregister.com/AMP/2023/02/27/asml_china_data_s...
326.
by linotype 2y ago
Well hopefully we don’t put anyone with a track record of bankrupting casinos in charge.
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by linotype 2y ago
Eventually they’ll run out of things to copy, then progress will slow. Ultimately it’s a net positive if you’re interested in technological progress to have more people working on these problems.
328.
by linotype 2y ago
Now I want to know why you left education for tech! :)
329.
by linotype 2y ago
This isn’t just limited to environmentalism, it’s everywhere. Trump voters for instance a week after the election thought the economy was doing substantially better. Not forward looking, the current economy. https://www.axios.com
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by linotype 2y ago
Like I said, a C++ implementation. It’s marketed as a Cassandra compatible alternative. You can even use cqlsh with it.

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