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by mlnj 2y ago
It is not to have a larger/smaller government. The plan is to privatize as much as possible. I mentioned this in another comment: 'Elon has already tweeted "The safety of air travel is a non-partisan matter. SpaceX engineers
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by mlnj 2y ago
That's where the privatization comes in. Elon has already tweeted "The safety of air travel is a non-partisan matter. SpaceX engineers will help make air travel safer" It is so blatent, it's ridiculous.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Tens of thousands of jobs lost. Inflation rising steadily. Hundreds of thousands of poor affected. Pregnant and disabled people in real danger due to cutting health program funding throughout the country. The closest 2 neighbors on the verg
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by mlnj 2y ago
The only reason I'd do this is to bolster Thiel's portofolio companies. With this data the spy software and AI will be the most complete version of the American population's relationships and dealings. Every financial transac
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by mlnj 2y ago
Also, all of this will definitely mean loss of soft power throughout the world for the States.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Cut your friendly neighborhood billionaire some slack. How else will you expect him to expand companies to serve you better, airplanes that don't crash for example.
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by mlnj 2y ago
How are these "audits" going to uncover anything when the team moves on from them declaring great success in 2-3 days?
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by mlnj 2y ago
It's open corruption and it seems the silicon valley acquaintances are all in on it. It's truly a spectacle to see from outside of the US right now.
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by mlnj 2y ago
"Why keep using a rusted old car for which the manufacturer will not service it and has not spare parts for when there are better cars out there." Fixed that for you. Have been using BlueSky for the past few months. Has been great
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by mlnj 2y ago
This is only a distraction. There is literally no reason other than keeping the prices up for the government to build more and more housing.
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by mlnj 2y ago
I've also not seen much drama coming out of Waymo in the past. I could be wrong but I guess this is the benefit of keeping your head down and focussing on the problem instead of growing too large.
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by mlnj 2y ago
>Calling someone doing the work listed on the grandparents post a product manager does not make them one. Despite this, so many individuals stick around and try to make scrum their entire personality. It's insufferable at times to b
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by mlnj 2y ago
100% A couple of cron jobs can easily automate this for my team. Most of the PMs I've seen in the wild only do this. Very few PMs are actually valuable to a team from the product perspective.
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by mlnj 2y ago
We call this island the United States. Just kidding. On a serious note, I see this kind of anti-intellectualism and skepticism to science frequently in developed countries. As someone who grew up in a developing country I always believed th
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by mlnj 2y ago
The way I see it all these supposed "inefficiencies" got twitter a valuation of 44B and a hub for people across the spectrum to congregate. Firing all these people and goining hardcore mode has only slashed the value of the compan
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by mlnj 2y ago
> and one of us capable of defending freedom and the other not. Did you just imply that these high ranking military officers are not the ones actually defending everyone's freedoms? Please stop with the talking points and actually t
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by mlnj 2y ago
Trump has already floated - Imprisoning criticizers - Removing the broadcast licenses of news network that questions him. He's been calling them fake news for years. - More power to the rich buddies. Not just more money, now they get m
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by mlnj 2y ago
Decades of defunding and weakening education does that to you.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Ooooh, that's gonna be real interesting to see. An anti-vaxxer in charge of healthcare. Taking fluoride away from drinking water. Weakening vaccine research and development. Looks like most Americans will be in for a long suffering in
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by mlnj 2y ago
I believe you'd make the same excuses in his defense even if the conviction was for 'murder or something'. Everything from quoting Mein Kampf to praising Hitler's generals to using Nazi rhetoric has been done in the last
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by mlnj 2y ago
@mbg721, you seem to be willfully ignorant of anything this man has said and the dangers everyone is talking about. You seem to be completely missing any ideas on his policy and the changes he wants to being to the government and the democr
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by mlnj 2y ago
And Zuckerberg has vowed to pump billions more into developing and releasing more Llama. I believe "Altman declaring AGI is almost here" was peak OpenAI and now I will just have some popcorn ready.
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by mlnj 2y ago
And every one of these catchup companies have caught up with a small lag.
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by mlnj 2y ago
But then the expensive city commercial spaces will give the businesses more losses. Can't have that.
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by mlnj 2y ago
He was in a chairman emeritus position for many years now. Since Tata, Cyrus Mistry and Natarajan Chandrasekaran have headed the conglomerate.
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by mlnj 2y ago
I too am a big fan of not supporting hero worship. But what we should recognize is the deeds that they perform and the values that they uphold rather than supporting them in everything they do. Having met the guy multiple times growing up h
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by mlnj 2y ago
WASM on the server also means that an execution engine that containerizes and runs server code in one of the many languages without the overhead of an entire OS like we do with containers now.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Every single time this gets brought up we see the Agile defenders come up with "It's not agile, it's literally anything else.". All I can say is if this is the common denominator...
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by mlnj 2y ago
The best way to build products I've found is to 1. hire passionate engineers. 2. give engineers enough room to breath and collaborate on the product. Every project that uses Agile defeats 2. I'm not saying that Agile is the rea
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by mlnj 2y ago
No counterpoints from me. Have been running k3sup provisioned nodes on Hetzner for services and even a Stackgres managed Postgres cluster on another node (yes, it backs up to the cloud). And it's been great. Incredibly low cost and I d

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