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by mixdup 1y ago
Everything is a matter of degrees. Could regulation and rules be taken to an extreme? Sure. The opposite is true, as well. There are several libertarian utopias with no functioning government on the planet, but it is telling that Free State
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by mixdup 1y ago
Eh, I don't think so. They've realigned basically everything to have some kind of AI component, or the dev story to be AI heavy but if AI evaporates tomorrow Azure is still there, Microsoft 365 is still there. It would be a hit to
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by mixdup 1y ago
Surprised it took this long. I am working with Github sales team on straightening out our Github organization at my new job and it was weird to get a Zoom meeting invite from a company that has been part of Microsoft for nearly 10 years
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by mixdup 1y ago
Everything at Microsoft is seen primarily as an AI platform, but especially developer focused stuff is all AI. They've rolled up all the Azure stuff on our account team to be represented by our "Cloud and AI" specialist, even
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by mixdup 1y ago
>As I understand matters, it started in the 70s and 80s as states pulled back from funding public institutions. Yes, absolutely this, and accelerating heavily in the late 00s after the financial crisis. In some states, especially for non
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by mixdup 1y ago
I'll take an alternative view of someone else's comment. No offense, but how much shittier will my customer service experience with my power company or ISP be because of this?
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by mixdup 1y ago
I'm sure there's some level of security implication, but maybe they could also archive the database of redirect with Archive.org or just release it
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by mixdup 1y ago
Sure it can. It takes X people Y hours a day/month/week to perform tasks, including planning and digging up the context behind, related to this service. Those X people make Z dollars per year. It's an extremely simple math eq
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by mixdup 1y ago
that's unlikely. the pipeline of new units will be slowing, it's just that a bunch of projects that got spun up at the peak are finally delivering, but new starts have been down so we're probably approaching the bottom of a t
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by mixdup 1y ago
Yep, was going to comment on this aspect. If you can't have a DB-9 (which would be the large shell but with a bunch of missing pins) they should have just called the m DA-DE or D-(number of pins)
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by mixdup 1y ago
The first example was helping debug k8s issues, which was diagnosed as IP pool exhaustion, and Claude helped them fix it without needing a network expert But, if they had an expert in networking build it in the first place, would they have
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by mixdup 1y ago
How does the reasoning behind the choice to end a pregnancy matter? If abortion is acceptable at a given point in pregnancy, the reason behind making the choice shouldn't be "cruel". How would it be any less cruel if it was a
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by mixdup 1y ago
The fleet of satellites is still managed centrally, even if the physical infrastructure is distributed globally to be able to see satellites in different hemispheres, at some point they are very likely managing these from a single control p
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by mixdup 1y ago
Unsold new units do not depreciate. Of course they may discount them to move them but it's not depreciation like a used car
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by mixdup 1y ago
I mean the business is suffering as all measures of profit and revenue have also dropped. They may have also increased capex, but doing that at the same time as income is cratering is not necessarily sound financial decision making. Espec
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by mixdup 1y ago
The buried lede I hadn't seen in any headlines on the business news websites: 89% decrease in free cash flow. Ooof
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by mixdup 1y ago
Something to understand here is that Sharepoint is not Windows. Sure it runs on Windows, but the vulnerability here was the application. Are we going to argue that applications that run on Linux cannot have security vulnerabilities? Especia
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by mixdup 1y ago
Edge may be a fork of Chromium but they have the capability of shipping whatever roots they want or setting whatever trust policies they want And the push-down in certificate age is, or at least was at the beginning, a push from Apple. The
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by mixdup 1y ago
you're not wrong. the NFT thing would not die until we finally found another use for all these GPUs. AI took over a lot of crypto hype overnight, and while AI has slightly more use than NFTs something will need to come into the room an
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by mixdup 1y ago
They have been communicating the ending of the email notices for quite a while and have been telling users that you should have some other monitoring in place to avoid just this situation
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by mixdup 1y ago
Yes, if we solve the problem the problem will be solved!
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by mixdup 1y ago
I have first initial last name @gmail.com and it is a VERY common English language last name. This phenomenon got so bad I just abandoned that address and account. At some point you can't keep up with it, and marking legit email as spa
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by mixdup 1y ago
We've been on this train of not caring about the details for so long but AI just amps it up. Non-deterministic software working on things that have extremely precise requirements is going to have a bad outcome A company may be OK with
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by mixdup 1y ago
recruiters in big tech can't screw up or be incompetent?
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by mixdup 1y ago
Calling these robots is like calling a wrench a robot
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by mixdup 1y ago
They have changed this policy with their new plans released last week. You no longer have to use their equipment to get unlimited data
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by mixdup 1y ago
how much of the value chain was actually in the US back then, and, how much could feasibly move to the US? Even in the 90s, major components were made in Taiwan and Japan. And since that time, the US ability to make what we did previously h
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by mixdup 1y ago
They provide network services on the internet, but unless I'm missing some product they don't list on their website they do not provide actual basic IP internet connectivity for businesses, everything they sell is some service on
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by mixdup 1y ago
Cloudflare is not an ISP. They have other services they sell. Maybe they're selling your data, maybe not. I honestly have not read their agreements and terms, but it's not nearly as obvious that you're the product as somethin
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by mixdup 1y ago
I think, though, for the purposes of this argument you can lump the TLD and root servers together. Lot of people are going to know who you are and what you're looking up if you run your own recursive resolver directly against the root

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