msy

8 ms·

61.
by msy 1y ago
You could apply precisely the same cynical calculus to engineering but I suspect a lot of the people nodding along with this could suddenly find it offensive when applied to their mission-critical DevSecOps roadmap. The reality is there&#x2
62.
by msy 1y ago
And SBF of FTX fame was ex-Jane St so obviously was a serious finance professional. This is why using past employers as a shorthand for capability is unwise.
63.
by msy 1y ago
'Replace every 15-20 years' is not maintenance. Neither is replacement in the case of catastrophic weather events that'll have you replacing all your windows as well. The only 'maintenance' solar panels benefit from
64.
by msy 1y ago
Counterpoint: Zelensky.
65.
by msy 1y ago
Aussie Broadband is $150/month for 1Gbps/Down 50Mbs/Up, unless you really need the symmetric that is not representative.
66.
by msy 2y ago
Kamal has a lot of rough edges (still can’t support custom certs for example) but is still a far more mature solution. It does less but better.
67.
by msy 2y ago
If you genuinely believe the real problem here is reporting, not that it's unclear (and had to be denied by the President himself) whether a private citizen with massive and well documented conflicts of interest and who doesn't ho
68.
by msy 2y ago
They’re briefing Elon Musk on China war plans, I don’t think the current leadership will care much where they source weather data as long as it aligns with the current ideological purity purge.
69.
by msy 2y ago
On a related note - how are people tracking the absolute thicket of permissions quirks that is Github's various secrets, tokens & repo permissions?
70.
by msy 2y ago
Agreed. Europe won't be sovereign until it fully controls its social media, having American billionaires (or the Chinese state) able to manipulate the narrative at will is unviable. Look at the recent situation in Romania with Călin Ge
71.
by msy 2y ago
You sound like Americans talking about Japanese cars 30 years ago.
72.
by msy 2y ago
It's not just about 'UX backward compatibility', it's the epitome of an expert user interface. If you don't know what you're doing it's near unusable but once you've mastered it the speed at which you
73.
by msy 2y ago
I mean the price is but the fit and finish is offensively bad for the money vs a BMW/Merc/Lexus/Volvo.
74.
by msy 2y ago
Near term inflation but more broadly increasing paralysis of business investment of all stripes in the fact of a wildly unpredictable political landscape.
75.
by msy 2y ago
Until you get a Widget.OtherFlavor = 'Vanilla'
76.
by msy 2y ago
Brits and Europeans died for America's last two wars, on a percentage basis more Dutch and Canadian troops died than Americans. Nearly 500 British troops died for your war. Next time America asks for assistance, whether it's troop
77.
by msy 2y ago
That would push responsibility for identification & remediation every single vulnerability in the entire dependency chain onto every consumer. Effectively everyone's gamut of responsibility would explode by millions of lines of cod
78.
by msy 2y ago
Insanity. The US cultural revolution is going to do the same to American scientific progress as it did to the Chinese.
79.
by msy 2y ago
Oddly enough if you access & summarise all the research on vaccines you're going to appear pro-vaccine.
80.
by msy 2y ago
There's an additional issue with timezones I'm surprised he didn't mention - you're off by a day. This means nobody is around on your Monday because it's US Sunday and conversely US Friday is your Saturday morning.
81.
by msy 2y ago
Glean are already well established in that space.
82.
by msy 2y ago
The fundamental problem is that in our fully networked era software cannot _not_ be maintained. Security issues are inevitable, cloud/sync/store systems require servers, upstream APIs, libraries & operating systems are constan
83.
by msy 2y ago
If you're interested in how this is put together the repo is here: https://github.com/g-trees/g_trees/ and it uses https://github.com/worm-blossom/demo_macromania .
84.
by msy 2y ago
Companies like Radford have been doing this for decades and are used by pretty much everyone, Pave is just a more efficient version of the same game.
85.
by msy 2y ago
You’re accusing someone of ‘extreme hypochondria’ for saying a new vaccine is exciting. That is not a ‘clear question’, it’s a baseless accusation.
86.
by msy 2y ago
The point is to use the explosive power of your legs to optimally throw & catch a very heavy thing over your head. It’s not designed specifically to work any particular muscle but test your overall capability. That said it’s much, much
87.
by msy 2y ago
It would've worked if Amazon hadn't turned their store into a cesspit of fakes, random 3rd parties sellers and arbitrary pricing. At this point if I pressed one of those buttons I'd have zero confidence in what might turn up.
88.
by msy 3y ago
Ironically it’s because increasingly it’s 100 words generated by an LLM from a 10 word prompt. We’ve effectively found a way to keep entire datacenters humming to do nothing more than obfuscate signal in very expensive noise and the lossily
89.
by msy 3y ago
At no point does this article mention the minor detail that iPhones haven been completely waterproof for generations now.
90.
by msy 3y ago
There's usually layers of approval for offers inside organisations, it's improbable anyone you're talking to is going to be able to make a decision independent of people outside your communication loop and they're all go

More ›