noizejoy

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by noizejoy 3y ago
If I was running a company of any meaningful size, I would hesitate to allow any 3rd party to become the OS of my company. The OS of my company should be at the very core of my company - highly customized to give me an edge rather than to l
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Thanks for the link and wow! A very worthwile read. And this paragraph raised the alarm level even more for me: > Things could be about to get even worse. Artificial intelligence might help detect duplicated data in research, but it can
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> While not good for people's career prospects, having a single reporter [maybe rotating each year] write once and disseminate to all (AP style) feels more optimal. I find that having a single source of information too often leads t
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Agreed. But also understandable? i.e. If you don’t get attention any other way, being surprising isn’t entirely irrational. The Estonia font looks useful for designing fluorescent lighting, though. :-)
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by noizejoy 3y ago
First of all: Thank you for taking considerable time to compose your thoughtful in-depth response. I honestly didn’t think, that my first point had ignored anything in your first post about trust, but I see now that I misinterpreted your in
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by noizejoy 3y ago
I deleted my first response, because on further reflection it seemed you were more intent on defending your position, than having a friendly dialog. In friendly dialog, it's quite common to make agreements equally clear to disagreement
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by noizejoy 3y ago
I didn’t see a particular appeal for trust in the OP. Not mentioning anything about non association would have seemed weirder. Sometimes it’s interesting to read or hear from someone with a high trust score. Other times it’s interesting to
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Off-topic, but I have to admit enjoying the liberally mixed metaphors of things leaving and entering barns, bags and buildings. And the music maker side of me thinks your post has the beginnings of a promising blues lyric. :-)
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by noizejoy 3y ago
But arguably, there's also a pretty large world that wants enterprise type of solutions (for some use cases) without being actual enterprises. Or am I the only one?
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Arguably, tribal knowledge and the dependence on it need to be managed as much as anything else.
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by noizejoy 3y ago
There used to be a meme about "have your people call my people and ..."[0] The new one will be "have your AI call my AI and ..." [0] https://essaywriteronline.co/what-does-have-your-people-call...
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by noizejoy 3y ago
additional threads: [2] https://old.reddit.com/r/AlmaLinux/comments/14yyg3i/the_futu... [3] https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/14yyf6y/the_future_o...
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by noizejoy 3y ago
>> Sorry, you can no longer watch OTA TV. > And nothing of value was lost. Except radio spectrum was lost
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> What bothers me is the author of this video seems to think the internet can exist without ads. I thought he said the exact opposite: Without ads, the current Internet ceases to exist and he will likely have to get another job.
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> For more than a decade, VC has spoiled people to expect internet to just work for free. For more than a decade the fed has spoiled VC to expect that money could just be borrowed for nearly free.
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by noizejoy 3y ago
As a music maker, I’m very hesitant to upload my songs to a new cloud service until after they’re published. This doesn’t invalidate this new service, but it might limit its competitiveness compared to self hosted apps.
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Stop using Google Analytics: Sweden’s privacy watchdog issues over $1M in fines(techcrunch.com)
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> User managed or curated indices … Do you mean self-managed? Everything else is effectively the influencer scene. Which is increasingly deplorable as well. Anything with wide enough reach becomes cost-effective for gaming. So one would
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by noizejoy 3y ago
In the history of humanity, intellectual property is a relatively recent phenomenon. A lot of technology and culture was built without such “protection”. I sometimes wonder how recent history would have played out without copyrights and pat
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> The whole point is to essentially freeload off the money Red Hat is investing instead. With bug for bug compatibility, that’s indeed an accusation that will linger. A fork would arguably re-establish moral high ground. I for one would
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by noizejoy 3y ago
I wish Alma, Rocky - or preferably both — would just fork. i.e. create a roughly parallel stable distribution in the approximate style of RHEL. For my use case, I’d just be interested in the server side stuff, but I don’t know how important
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Less public sharing of pictures over the Internet has been possible ever since email with attachments became common. But it’s definitely less work to make a deal with the social network devil. Some parents do and others don’t. Some kids may
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Maybe because OP is from 2018?
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by noizejoy 3y ago
If the blog footer is intended to contain links to identity, I'd make that whole footer dynamic and then I'd just keep a single source for that. Alternatively, arguably better: Keep a master domain for each identity and update soc
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by noizejoy 3y ago
I’m not sure if it’s true that there’s less amazing written content than music content - I wouldn’t even know how to measure that.
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by noizejoy 3y ago
The Spotify, Apple Music, etc model simply does not work for music content creators.[0] [0] https://youtu.be/gDfNRWsMRsU
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by noizejoy 3y ago
… and the article footer being constructed, so that it can become outdated would seem to imply a somewhat limited understanding of technology
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by noizejoy 3y ago
> I don't think artificial turnover is the solution. I didn’t see this being suggested in the parent post.
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by noizejoy 3y ago
It’s good for everyone that different individuals have different likes and resulting priorities. Good that you found the one that makes you happier. And with any luck your preferred niche isn’t too overcrowded, so you don’t suffer from thos
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by noizejoy 3y ago
Business models break, when money is no longer almost free. Interest rates near zero created a historically rather unique environment. That’s now apparently ending.

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