mulmen

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by mulmen 5mo ago
Maybe. It also lets people build things that never would have existed before. My hobby is competitive pinball. There are multiple new stat and tournament tracking apps that have been vibe coded by people who never would have written code
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by mulmen 5mo ago
The difficulty in measuring productivity is the attribution. How do you know the new plow enabled growth?
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Malware is whatever Google says it is.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Define malware.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What you’re describing is outsourcing. It’s still possible with on-prem or cloud VMs. You just hire a contractor provide those services.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Postgres has COMMENT ON to help with this but descriptive names are helpful.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
But you’re not a chipmunk.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
You’re probably thinking of the 70 Series Land Cruiser which has been in continuous production since 1984. Toyota does modernize the vehicle from time to time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Land_Cruiser_(J70)
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Not for half price.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What does it do better by predating OSHA? Are there liability concerns or does it have just enough safety to be insured economically?
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What right is forfeited? The only reasonable assumption to make is that your boss can read everything. Regardless of if you think it is fair or not it is still the safest assumption.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
It being protected has nothing to do with a presumption of privacy in corporate communications. At a minimum you should be aware that your work related communications are subject to discovery.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Yes? And by law so can all US phone companies.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
It's absolutely wild to me that anyone has ever operated under any other assumption. If you want to complain about your boss do it at happy hour.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
It’s unclear where the 30,000 comes from because the article doesn’t cite a source for that number. You’re drawing an unsubstantiated connection between two (or more?) articles so you can invoke and then discredit a specific reporter. At t
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by mulmen 6mo ago
> The number was given over two days, not one. Was it? I can’t find that in the linked article. The source for the ~7,000 deaths linked near the only instance of “30,000” says it was over the first fifty days.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
> The Dresden fire bombing required tons of munitions and the toll was 25,000 For clarity 3,900 tons over four raids and 1,500 planes. I’m not sure how to translate that into modern munitions but I’m also uncertain why a strategic bomb
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Say Nice Things About Detroit. I love Detroit. A city overflowing with history and character. The thing that struck me the most about Detroit was the pride . The people who live there love their city in a way I have not seen elsewhere.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What if the government reveals the name of a victim of sexual assault? Is that doxxing? What about a political rival in connection with a made up crime? What about a true but benign crime such as accessing reproductive healthcare?
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by mulmen 6mo ago
While I don’t think this case is accurately described as Doxxing I also reject the definition that the state can’t commit Doxxing. The reason this situation doesn’t count is because of due process, not simply state action. The state is no
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What data is it you expect to see?
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by mulmen 6mo ago
H-1B is a non-immigrant work visa. This should be enough information for you to understand the incentives.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Because their H1B status is tied to their job so they will put up with way more abuse.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
It’s a pessimistic personal perception.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Restart which one?!
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by mulmen 6mo ago
This is a lie. SpaceX has received at least 3.5 billion dollars from NASA for contracts. You can claim these aren’t subsidies but they are direct funding that allowed SpaceX to build up revenue streams like Starlink using the launch vehic
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by mulmen 6mo ago
What are you talking about? SLS is on the way to the Moon now. Starship is still in development. SpaceX only exists because of massive NASA subsidy. Any success from SpaceX is thanks to NASA.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Nice drive by pessimism.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
So you agree that SLS provides useful functionality and that Musk lied about Starship being a Mars bus.
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by mulmen 6mo ago
Because we have gone backwards so any advancement requires some repetition.

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