notyourwork

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by notyourwork 9mo ago
For the uneducated, how large is too large? Curious.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
Trump keeps that kind of stuff in their guest bathroom, cool. Reporter, raid and straight to jail. What a timeline to witness. Elected officials glut preventing them from doing their duty.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
And not one apology or sympathetic comment towards the deceased. Shame on everyone. What a sad timeline.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
We can both applaud the effort and indicate it’s not enough. Two things can be true simultaneously.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
I think that would lead to society questioning the justification to have them.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
Decentralized surveillance. Only mass if it’s all cohesively accessible by one entity.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
Which really makes me sad that no one from YCombinator is speaking up. It’s all about money.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
He didn’t make a turn. He just started sharing himself out loud.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
Coherent and correct or merely seemingly coherent and factually incorrect. This is where we’re at.
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by notyourwork 9mo ago
Depends on the location. Some are strictly passenger capacity.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Can GL inet not do that? Genuinely asking.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
That’s so great! My dad exposed me to computers at a very young age. That lead to a career in software engineering. You never know what a kid will find interesting and what it may lead to later in life.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Scale of the data behind the service likely contributes. This data is fixed. Therefore it’s easily indexed once into a cache or memory. Your Gmail is ever changing which results in some lost optimization without dramatic cost increase.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
It’s not different. I take jobs to pay bills and in the selection process pick opportunities that offer career growth and interesting problems. Money pays the bills.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Two things can be bad. Rationalizing one due to being less lethal is an ignorant argument.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Cannot wait for ads to slip into my iCloud storage.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Money pays the bills. It’s probably not deeply rooted.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
They and Tesla know something no one else does.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Thank you, I keep reading these discussions and rarely see anyone touch on power and environmental factors.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
Where does all the power come from? Compute increases have to has sustainable power source and we don’t have that.
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by notyourwork 10mo ago
It only works until Mickey Mouse shows up on your Tiktok feed lynching an African American and doing a sieg heil salute. Are you sure Disney wants that or would not care about that??
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Who is stopping someone from competing against ASML?
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Oh yea - and DCC transfers for content from IRC. mmmmm
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
And now streaming services are becoming “cable networks”. Capitalism at its finest.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
That indicates the low beams are incorrectly adjusted.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Bur daddy Trump didn’t campaign on spending more money. Just results. Im so tired of disingenuous campaign “promises” leading to electing officials who don’t have a clue. And this isn’t about left and right, it’s about politics becoming a P
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
I propose we stop letting government do things that are revenue based and pretend they are “in our best interests”.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Reactivity isn’t proactively protecting what you belief. It’s reacting to public outcry for the original premise.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
No disagreement. Republicans got a little stiff in the pants reading your comment.
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by notyourwork 11mo ago
Music catalogs are nearly identical identical. Much different from video streaming services where the divergence is dramatic from one to another.

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