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mrits
3mo ago
Have you been to Europe? What area do you enjoy the public transportation?
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mrits
4mo ago
Either way I don't think this will end well for humanity.
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mrits
4mo ago
I got out of the habit of leaning on debuggers with first making sure I'm not lacking in logging. I can't remember the last time I actually needed to set a break point.
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mrits
4mo ago
I hate to be the one to break it to you but the weakest engineers are going to be producing just as much value
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mrits
4mo ago
This infrastructure may not even be needed in the next decade. Europe should have done this 20 years ago.
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mrits
4mo ago
If you ban women from driving you can eliminate around half the car accidents. Don't you want to reduce car related deaths??
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mrits
4mo ago
I’m asking this question right now.
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mrits
4mo ago
Nightly break? Are you from medieval Europe or a security guard that dabbles in vibe coding?
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mrits
4mo ago
I thought it would have gone over a lot better here
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mrits
4mo ago
The answer is Yes and No
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mrits
4mo ago
Japan and China go together like Nazi Germany and Israel
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mrits
4mo ago
The US is moving rapidly away from EU towards Asia. EU acts like they are driving this.
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mrits
4mo ago
Most people can't get past the kind of logic that declares Facebook doomed for 20 years because Myspace.
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mrits
4mo ago
Unless you have a very specific use case, you wouldn't want to store in db or in any message you use in any workflow like this. Usually whatever does the actual work has a way to get the secret.
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mrits
4mo ago
Being held accountable in the next administration is pretty much the opposite of what a democratic society needs. It's a never ending cycle. Let the court system handle this.
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mrits
5mo ago
It makes perfect sense actually
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mrits
5mo ago
Opt means to make a choice or select an alternative. They are either incompetent or lying on purpose.
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mrits
5mo ago
Ahh,nice. Never heard of that
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mrits
5mo ago
Do they not bolt the house to the slab in Florida? This is a main part of the inspection in Texas
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mrits
5mo ago
Which country in Europe is prepared to deal with anything? They can’t even break away from the country currently invading them
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mrits
5mo ago
You might want to put this statement in your AI and ask if it was logically sound
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mrits
5mo ago
The world will catch up around the same time research institutions become obsolete.
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mrits
5mo ago
This reminds of Facebook will go the way of Myspace any day now rhetoric.
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mrits
5mo ago
From the a US perspective, EU hate each other and I see no way any temporary cohesiveness will last. Most EU countries are just as likely to elect a Trump in the next decade
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mrits
5mo ago
One issue is there were a lot of database enhancements and known side effects introduced at a time where not only was SQL a full time job, it was often paid a lot more and was the most senior engineer on the team. It has since become a tool
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mrits
5mo ago
Democracy depends on shared rules and institutions that limit what you can do in pursuit of those beliefs. There is certainly a line to be drawn of where our freedoms begin and end. TikTok is nowhere near this
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mrits
5mo ago
"should not be allowed to discuss these topics online." At least you are consistent
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5mo ago
This is a clear line and we fought Europe already over this in the last century. There is absolutely no world where we need a group of people telling us how long we are allowed to be on TikTok. It is inexcusable to think this way in a free
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mrits
5mo ago
Meta did it based on tenure. People that were there for 10 years got about an entire year.
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mrits
5mo ago
We did that in the US and became the #1 economy. Leadership just changed.
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