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linotype
2y ago
I didn’t vote for Trump.
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2y ago
Most people in the US consider Canada a friend not an enemy or the 51st state. It’s stupid that Trump and his cronies are able to kill so quickly what was a great friendship.
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2y ago
Canada should take up the issue with Trump, not with Americans. I didn’t vote for Trump. I know only a handful of people that did. I highly doubt most of the people attending GDC did. No need to be a fair weather friend, in four years Trump
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linotype
2y ago
It’s easy to delete your account though. They may still track you, but you’re not feeding the attention machine.
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linotype
2y ago
Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. These cowards are ruining workplaces everywhere by having no backbone and subjecting their subordinates to the whims of psychopathic leaders. Edit: it’s OK Meta employees. The best time to quit was yea
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linotype
2y ago
What a happy side effect of that law, these people leaving our state.
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linotype
2y ago
No money for Medicaid but plenty for a weapon system that will never be used. Got it.
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linotype
2y ago
The only reason Meta is able to persist is because relatively well off software engineers keep working there. Vote with your feet Meta employees.
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2y ago
Europeans have hated Americans for a while. It’s about time we listen to Europeans and stop helping them with defense.
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2y ago
Yes I’m sure there were many plumbers that just wanted to do their jobs at concentration camps.
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linotype
2y ago
Believe me, most Americans think of Europeans as allies.
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2y ago
I don’t know, just seems sad that allies are so fairweather.
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linotype
2y ago
Wild how quickly Europe has just given up on the US after all the money we’ve spent on them for decades. We need your help (a majority of sane Americans), not condemnation. If you don’t think Trump won’t do the same to you, you’re sorely mi
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2y ago
Broccoli, now fortified with PFAS. Now that’s a marketing strategy!
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linotype
2y ago
Working for a company that knowingly harms children (especially young women and girls) to get paid “fat bank” is up there on my list of reasons to say they’re bad people. https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/facebook-i
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linotype
2y ago
As a fellow stoic, I’d encourage you to embrace the dichotomy of control, virtue and to seek inner growth. For instance, I have been focusing on mentorship, helping others grow. We will never be satisfied if we only lament.
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2y ago
What should I be doing instead? The company I work for is paying me to learn and work on machine learning while mentoring software engineers. They’re also paying machine learning engineers and data scientists I can learn from. It’s hard for
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linotype
2y ago
Sitting in an air conditioned room mentoring engineers and writing code? I mean, it beats what most people did for the vast majority of human existence to survive.
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linotype
2y ago
It never should have been free or unauthenticated to begin with.
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2y ago
All anyone had to do was sit through one all-hands with the DEI consultant running through a slide deck that was clearly unaltered aside from the logo in the top left to understand how much of a scam it was.
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linotype
2y ago
I’d prefer to just be completely away from it. This will force me to build a totally separate library without DRM, etc.
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linotype
2y ago
I just ordered a Kobo. Done with Amazon.
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linotype
2y ago
Such weak men running these companies. Their ego is unbounded.
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linotype
2y ago
If they put the money into a fund, you would have complained that the government was overtaxing the citizens.
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linotype
2y ago
I’m not sure if you can place human cases in a hand, so technically you are correct.
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linotype
2y ago
So even if in ten years a substantially superior language comes out and can be used to improve the kernel, would that change your opinion?
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linotype
2y ago
What’s preventing the whole module from eventually being written in Rust?
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2y ago
It’s absurd that the C/C++ community is so hard-headed about Rust. Is the Linux kernel in fifty years still going to be written in the same language it is now?
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2y ago
Is it fair that the US has to keep subsidizing Europe, a collection of countries that constantly complain about the US? That tax and fine our companies while criticizing the US for its lack of a welfare state?
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linotype
2y ago
Didn’t Germany try that already?
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