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by monksy 4y ago
Well you aren't yet until you hit land there. Or the National Security Law is enforced in an extraditial manner as it's written. (Also, don't forget the US has extratraditial laws with punishment involving crimes of abuse and
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by monksy 4y ago
It should be noted that Vizos used to not show ads. But now in a firmware update my tv is now forcing you to go to their smartcast input option that shows ads. You can't disable that in the settings.
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by monksy 4y ago
Biggest question here I think is the geopolitical things about this: Where will this be developed? My understanding is that the only fabs this is possible is within Taiwan. That's a massive issue with the current posturing of war.
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by monksy 4y ago
I want to know so that I can forward this to lawyers that specialize in biometric privacy law (in IL). Fuck these biometeric data farmers.
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by monksy 4y ago
You would? You would trust a random number to call you and talk to you about your bank account? (That's what Chase's fraud department tells you to do.. no joke)
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by monksy 4y ago
You want an experienced engineer with a wide array of experience for 75-115k and possibly be from MA? Good luck.
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by monksy 4y ago
You're telling me that cities are picking minority areas to put these in just for ill intent? Also, the devices don't "enforce crimes", they only alert approximate areas where a gunshot/firework may have gone off at
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by monksy 4y ago
They're irrationally thrown up there as a silver bullet and people are heavily criticised when people suggest non-monolith+microservice alternatives.
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by monksy 4y ago
You got to love the balant disregard for alternative architectures where this article has to advocate for monoliths again. You can isolate pieces of your architecture and simplify them. A lot of issues with microservices inside the system (
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by monksy 4y ago
You've had many issues that violate trust, and you're still looking to outsource?
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by monksy 4y ago
CTA = Chicago Transit Authority Lightfoot = The Trump like mayor that we have (She's a democrat but still thinks she can just bully her way through making deals)
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by monksy 4y ago
As someone who has dealt with Lightfoot's destruction of the CTA. (Well not so much as destruction as much as intentional neglect and lying about it over a long period of time) I completely agree with this. CTA used to be mostly reliab
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by monksy 4y ago
Speaking about marketing to developers. Pushing your product through developer relations/advocates is pretty gross as well. It's frustrating to see all of the marketing content produced by those people. As a developer I'm try
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by monksy 4y ago
Just wait till you get to the opinion section. They enjoy their sexism.
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by monksy 4y ago
You forgot the major rule. Hire an attorney that has serious connections with the alderman(s) and plays golf with the daileys.
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by monksy 4y ago
There is a lot of frustration over the blanket example they used for Chicago. Is Chicago cheaper than NYC/SFO? Yes.. does that mean it's affordable for the area? No. We have encountered quite a lot of inflation in the housing mark
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by monksy 4y ago
Have it, yes. Is it actively maintained? No Would I like to get back to it: Yes http://mrmonksy.com/blog Why don't I blog? Well I don't feel like I should be running marketing for it and have to sydicate it every
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by monksy 4y ago
There are 2 reactions I have to your comment: 1. I agree with you. I like seeing people's blogs. It's great to see the way that they contribute back to the community. 2. I feel that your judgement is a little misaligned. I persona
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by monksy 4y ago
My point is the label hater is a generic term that is frequently used to dismiss valid points and criticisms of others. It has such a low bar that a distaste or a popular dislike winds up having a large group of people being labeled as a &q
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by monksy 4y ago
> Swatters place hoax calls to local police departments, provoking heavily armed SWAT teams to storm the homes of their victims. Haters have swatted online influencers, streamers on Twitch , and prominent figures in the tech industry, i
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by monksy 4y ago
Took me more time than it really should have to find out how much the price change is. $89->101$ for renewals on intelij ultimate only. https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/#personal
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JetBrains/Intelij is increasing their prices(blog.jetbrains.com)
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by monksy 4y ago
To some extend of being a human you are. Are you entitled to expect things to go exactly your way? No. Are you entitled to get what you want without trade? No. However, the whole claim of "we are going to do everything we want" an
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by monksy 4y ago
Also in this category. Buying weed from a depensary. You can't buy it with a debit card or credit card. The processors won't allow it. But you can ATM loophole your way through it.
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by monksy 4y ago
They're not going to build unless they can make a lot of profit on it.
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by monksy 4y ago
> best way to make large homes affordable is to allow the construction industry to build freely. No. Not even close. Once developers get into this, they always seek to achieve the highest price as possible. > Deregulation leads to low
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by monksy 4y ago
Some carriers (I.e. movistar/telefonica) are trying to capture biometric data as well to activate a sim card. That is pretty sickening.
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by monksy 4y ago
Bad developers and companies have little to no testing. Yes, it's fairly common out there. Doesn't make it right.
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by monksy 4y ago
oh so you made the "reddit is down" page. :) (Just kidding.. I appreciate your work and I've been using reddit for a long time)
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by monksy 4y ago
Lets not forget about how he was hobnobbing with Trump during the pandemic to get his factories back open.

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