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by nullorempty 3mo ago
I feel we are there already. The weather is a bit rainy now but there is sun in the forecast for afternoon. ^^^ that is all we have left to discuss already in personal conversations at work anyways.
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by nullorempty 3mo ago
If we agree that politicians are removed from democratic process then there is really no democratic process at all.
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by nullorempty 3mo ago
Your risk conclusion elite club this way. So I think this makes the idea less interesting.
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by nullorempty 3mo ago
No, you just need to be on a regular good maintenance schedule!
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
yeah, definitely an organic think-tank behind this and other initiatives.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
You mentioned NY - logical to look at NY then no?
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
I'd say at least 2K. But the poster above says it's over 3K.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
well, if one bedroom now goes for 2000$ that's x4 increase where as the 72K vs 35K is only x2 increase So, no, your math doesn't work.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
Not true. Rent for one bedroom apartment was 500$ in 1998, cold / hot water included other utilities are extra. I was making 35K back then and it was enough to afford relatively good living - car, groceries, gas, occasional meal for 2
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
But the governments had been this way for decades now. It's just that things are accelerating and people notice it more.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
>AI demands more engineering discipline. Well, that's a loaded statement. I'am yet to see a Claude session where Claude would tell me to hold off and make my prompts more disciplined. So it does not demand more discipline. It
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
Most of the west is going to be fucked. We, in the west, are optimizing towards more profit. Poor get poorer every year and rich get richer. We lead multiple wars which we finance with public money. The profits go to the rich again. China i
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
Exactly!
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
I honestly don't know how uber drivers can even make a living with the price of gas and upkeep for the car [being as hight as it is]. How many hours a day do they work? I know there is a 12 hour limit at Uber but you could continue to
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
All the great art should teach us that we can't take riches to the grave, it's too bad that this is being forgotten. Then again, may be they already figured out how to make their lives meaningfully longer. I often think what drive
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
You can be sure they are getting paid off. It's sickening. In the past the wealthy families would fund building churches, hospitals, housing for poor. Nowadays' oligarchs aren't that kind.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
Any incremental improvement and simplification had higher value in the past. Nowadays, the improvements need to be grandeur to justify introducing another way to achieve the same thing. I expect that LLMs will be great at writing standard X
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
No :) but that's on the list. I refer to store items starting with basic ones - bread and butter.
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by nullorempty 4mo ago
Sovereignty erodes with giving control to outside entities. I just came to Netherlands for a short visit and oh my god how much better the food is (comparing to Canada mostly). Please, please stay sovereign.
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by nullorempty 5mo ago
I think this is such an opportunity for JetBrains. I talked to them about this at AWS Re-Invent, strangely, they could really see how strong of a position they are in if only they paid attention to the right thing!
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by nullorempty 5mo ago
About 25 years ago we had layoff at a company I worked for. One of the DBA's got fired along with others. Back in the day they didn't revoke access and you had your work computer available until the end of the day. Most, who were
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by nullorempty 5mo ago
What I found is that my willingness to communicate and share my expertise is usually not in demand with more junior developers. In general, I find developers uninterested in finding a mentor. They don't look at your linked in profile,
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by nullorempty 5mo ago
So we got smarter in the last 20+ years. Stores still don't carry whole milk in canada.
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by nullorempty 5mo ago
To be frank this kind of rep is what keeps me from getting a personal sub for Claude. I don't have an extra $200 to pay for someone else's bugs. Anthropic will need to make sure that i am never charged beyond my subscription fee
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
No. Foreign mercenaries killed the protestors. That's how revolutions are done, it's a ratchet event that doesn't allow the history to wind back. Once there is blood spilled - full force ahead, no turning back. Btw, you are f
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
Stein. Ukranian. Right.
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
Yanukovich ran for his fucking life they night of Feb 21 - to avoid being captured and just fucking killed. Because that's what revolutions do. 18–21 February 2014 - Maidan coup - ended with Yanukovich fleeing.
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
It would be a noble cause if it were true. You need to really think sinister thoughts to get a glimpse of what really transpired there. Don't think noble causes. Think money, blackmail. When thinking of timing of his death think of wha
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
I doubt anything but money and fear was in his ideas and convictions.
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by nullorempty 6mo ago
True!

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