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Indeed seasoned professionals in general tend to ask more questions in spite of one’s body features.
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3y ago
I gave up the Javscript rat chase, for now I am sticking with React.js. Svelte has been around for years, and in my opinion it won’t really gain that much traction anymore. (It’s just an opinion, let’s not be religious)
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3y ago
Could it become a precedent for federal-wide votes?
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> He wasn’t even the first person inside Microsoft to use LLMs in an IDE completion experience It is you who is full of oneself, your attempt to belittle his contributions shows the kind of human you are. Stop hiding behind the keyboard
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3y ago
Congrats on the effort you and your company have been putting on Render. Good luck
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3y ago
Kevin Rose himself saw this coming.
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3y ago
Filipe, that's really nice of you! Cheers!
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3y ago
They were so accurate about many things… Including our beloved ChatGPT.
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3y ago
A lot of “US vs Europe” in the comments. The focus ought to be to provide great services rather than just “it’s built here and not there”. I use Hetzner over other providers because it’s dead simple to create and delete VMs and the prices a
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3y ago
I agree with your take, I think that the current state of traditional social media will further drive people into those new forums. I am an example of such a person.
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Too bad you are being downvoted. You are rather accurate.
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Don’t be. Sometimes businesses such as Reddit must make bad decisions so that new players emerge. That’s exactly how it’s been, and people jump to alternatives when such platforms start acting out.
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3y ago
It’s hard indeed but after what happened in other companies, I’d expect everyone in tech to be mindful about the layoff possibility. It’s been months of serial layoffs. Personally, I wouldn’t feel surprised if I were to get laid off tomorro
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By the way, thanks for sharing the video. It took me back to a simpler era, two guys drinking and talking about the issues they had to overcome. We now take these social media for granted, but back then some of those problems were too knew
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Hasn’t Facebook moved away from LAMP because of… scale? Given how many users they have I suppose they know a thing or two about scale.
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What’s funny is that the advocates of such campaigns will suffer even further. That’s such a bad idea.
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> Mexico has none of the actual infrastructure or skilled workforce needed to be an actual manufacturing powerhouse Care to share your sources?
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You have valid points. To be fair to Tim, he’s quit so many things that use to make him famous and even left California to Austin, Texas in 2015 when that was unheard-of. As for you my friend, go book that vacation for yourself, life is rat
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For some you worry, whereas for others you turn a blind eye. She's been found guilty yet here you are pointing a finger at the people who want justice to served. Why shouldn't the same judicial system work for her like it has for
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Which is a major flaw, she’s too child-looking to piss off a judge. If it were for the facts alone, she would have been serving.
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At this point I am starting to believe that she’ll get away. Millions of dollars is all it takes to abuse the US judicial system.
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Yeah, in some countries it’s even common for people to have a perpetual rent contract at a fixed rent, which only expires when the person who signed dies.
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3y ago
Ad Hominem.
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3y ago
I truly hope she made a good deal and got herself a loaded contract because the challenge ahead is simply not worth it.
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On the bright side, maybe, just maybe the open source community realises that such centralisation might not be the best solution for hosting code.
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3y ago
Are you on your 30s, 40s, or 50s and beyond?
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4y ago
To a certain extent we are already extremely vulnerable to an EMP attack, from people living with a pacemaker, to vehicles relying on an Electronic Control Unit to perform fundamental things.
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4y ago
If you feel like that maybe you ought to learn it on your spare time, and then make up your mind whether you should or should not keep investing on it.
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4y ago
China is everywhere, I don’t say this to vilify them.
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4y ago
Thanks, I had H1B in mind.
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