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linuxftw
4y ago
That's what most mid-southern accents sounded like up until quite recently. A 'southern' accent you hear now is mostly a caricature of an Alabama accent.
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4y ago
That was the nice thing about older movies. It wasn't an intense dopamine rush for 90 minutes. It was a story.
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4y ago
How are the developers writing Dockerfiles if they don't understand them? A deployment is a declarative way to run a (group of) container(s). There is no extra abstraction required of the developers in the trivial usecase which is wh
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linuxftw
4y ago
Writing a k8s deployment is like writing fizzbuzz. If your k8s team can't write fizzbuzz, yes, fire them.
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4y ago
If you have application developers that can't grok what a deployment is and what a service is, fire them. Just fire them. The "run a container" part of k8s is a solved problem that we never need to revisit. There are much
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4y ago
> small number of religious lunatics That's a very bigoted thing to say. If Luxembourg can be it's own country, surely Punjab can be too. Why would you want to force people that have nothing in common with you to be in the sam
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4y ago
The USDA inspects for parasites and rejects any animals that have signs of them. Very little US farmed pork has parasites.
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4y ago
Separatist movements start when people are oppressed and their grievances aren't addressed. Everyone acts like lines drawn on maps 60+ years ago are some holy sacrament. Let the region hold self determination votes.
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4y ago
I think we'll see long form writing for the average person go extinct. 200+ years ago, there was much, much less written by the average person, they had no need for it. I suspect we'll return to a similar state.
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4y ago
This case might appear to support your position, but other cases do not. My intent was to show that the courts have indeed ruled on what is and isn't a religious belief generally, which is contrary to your position. In any case, belie
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4y ago
> Courts have pretty much ignored trying to define religion and instead treat any strongly held moral-based belief as a religion This is not correct. The courts have indeed ruled on criteria that defines what is and is not a religious b
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4y ago
You absolutely can build competitive furniture products at US wages. Companies that outsource overseas might only be seeing a 5% greater margin, but it's enough to move production because that's money that goes straight to the ex
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4y ago
Movie studios have to be trolling us at this point.
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4y ago
So, I just got access. I compared the same prompt from ChatGPT (3.5) to Bard to create a terraform module. ChatGPT gave me exactly what I wanted without any errors. Bard did everything but the hard part and just imagined the details. Prom
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4y ago
Fight scenes definitely took the brunt of this. First it was shaky-cam, then it was 100 jump cuts. Older action movies didn't suffer from this. I suspect it's much more time consuming and difficult (aka, expensive) to film real
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4y ago
Will any of these meaningfully enhance gameplay? Sure, there could be more features, but what is the marginal utility? I think people assume more immersive, more expansive is better for games, but I'm not sure this is the case.
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4y ago
> In the last 100 years average shot duration has dropped from 12 to 5 seconds. Try to watch 60s westerns, like the dollar trilogy, today. Very sluggish pace. Viewers today like fast edits. Do we like fast edits, or is this just being fo
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4y ago
What I love about this AI generative art is it will finally put the right price on computer generated art: $0. It will be interesting to watch the entire Hollywood and associated creative industries lose control to AI. Entire movies will b
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4y ago
You're on the right track. There won't be a margin call, but deflating/stagnant values and high interest rates prevent these lines of credit from being established. This is what causes the overall economic slowdown in the U
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4y ago
The solution is simple. Make the application a silent auction. Unfortunately, any mention of reforming this nonsense is met with 'xenophobic' and 'racist' accusations.
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4y ago
You got these applications because almost nobody hires junior developers. I'm sure they would rather apply to 'entry level developer' job listings, but there are none, so they apply to whatever they can find. Why aren't
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4y ago
I'm aware of Quay, I don't know the exact features that are going away, perceived or otherwise, from Docker that I can say this would fit everyone's usecase. > And you believe that those 2 ideas are both held by the same p
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4y ago
Lots of people outraged here, but did any organization step up to fill this (perceived) gap? Docker is way too generous IMO. Petabytes of freeloader data they'll never generate a nickle from. Everyone around here wants people to pay
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4y ago
> - absolute fantasy… no one who was qualified for the job would take it with that company for what they were offering This is what we call the 'I can't find any qualified domestic candidates, so I need to sponsor an immigrant&
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4y ago
Looks like there's already a 6 year max that is obviously being abused. > Please educate yourself, because you do come off as xenophobic. I do not care about foreign workers, only domestic workers. I don't think immigration s
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4y ago
If you can't see how hundreds of thousands of extra employees in the labor pool depresses wages, I don't know what to tell you. > How is that not contributing positively? You understand that universities are the #1 gate keeper
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4y ago
The 4 year limit is meant to be a process for training a domestic replacement, or otherwise a very short period of time (relatively) for the company to invest in whatever it needs to invest in to be competitive. The only lawful reason to br
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4y ago
We're talking about H1B visas, which are non-immigrant visas which should be short-term. The only reason a company can obtain an H1B visa for an employee is to certify they can't fill the role with domestic workers. Yeah, they&#
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4y ago
You shouldn't build your life here on a temporary visa. 4 years should be the maximum allowed stay, and the employer should be obligated to have you train your replacement the entire time. Otherwise, it's just a wage-suppressing
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4y ago
I think you're capable of figuring this out.
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