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by onlypositive 3y ago
Do you work for apple?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
> We fucked up economy pretty badly and still seeing the results of it, Still? We've only just begun dealing with this fallout. It will be effecting us for a generation.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I'd rather there were no future victims.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
It's true, I lost 15kg before r/fatpeoplehate was banned.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I'd rather see J&J go out of business entirely.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Nobody is writing SEO blogspam for your support problems.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Get a better filesystem?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Not a single mention of David Grusch. Disgusting journalism.
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Bipartisan Measure Aims to Force Release of UFO Records(nytimes.com)
6 points by onlypositive 3y ago|4 comments
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Copyright laws are red flag laws for publishers. It has nothing to do with creators. People are regularly paying creators directly to create through patreon, super chats, advertising, early access, subscriptions, etc. The idea that you need
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by onlypositive 3y ago
> otherwise you'll soon find we have far fewer great authors, artists, etc. It's been long understood that this idea isn't based on any real evidence. Creators create because they like to create things. Adding money to the
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Most book sales are done within 5 years. It's drips after that. On top of that, knowledge moves too fast these days for a 20 year right to be useful for society.
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Australian politician's maiden speech to parliament has been banned from YouTube(twitter.com)
2 points by onlypositive 3y ago|0 comments
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by onlypositive 3y ago
> OpenAI trained GPT3.5 and 4 to never do anything offensive, and that has a lot of negative side effects, well-documented in research. I'm absolutely disgusted by OpenAI for this "do no offense" approach. How can people s
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Injunction forbidding officials from communicating with social media on content(twitter.com)
2 points by onlypositive 3y ago|0 comments
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Sure there is. Where's the NYT article on the grusch hearings? Journalism? Try establishment mouthpiece.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I think companies should stop using fixed navigation banners but we can't all get what we want now can we? Like holy crap, I agree with you but your website is unreadable with that may as well be a banner ad of a navigation bar that ke
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Sure it is? WordPress updates itself and all plugins automatically. I've had Wordpress sites running for over a decade with zero security concerns ever popping up. Maybe your point of view is outdated?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Back in the old days, activitypub was my Rss feed reader. Discoverability was driven by good old fashioned cross linking, comment discussions, and skimmable feeds from aggregators like the one we're on. People love to reinvent the whee
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Most of my job is figuring out why things were built the way they were. That's the only way I can know if I'm making the right changes without breaking something else in the process. That is to say, sure most code is obvious. I do
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Fences are boundaries. Code structure can be thought of as mostly a set of boundaries around knowledge domains.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Code tells me what you wanted to achieve. Comments tell me why you needed to. The problem developers have is they assume it's obvious why things are needed. It's usually not obvious 6 months from now, even if you wrote it.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
In the Australian case Facebook acted in retaliation. The law was about news media, Facebook shutdown a bunch of unrelated govt services pages in retaliation. Facebook definitely deserves a lot of blame. Likely in this case too. I'm pr
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by onlypositive 3y ago
How is this better than everyone having their own Wordpress or Drupal install?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Facebook cut off access to Australian fire brigade pages, among others.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
> Compare to entirely random global ids, like UUIDv4, that generally suffer from poor database locality. What does this mean in more words?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
We're already at that point. Ask chatgpt to generate the schema for an online business that sells sports equipment and see what happens. Now ask it to write code accesses each table.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Another reason to use standard MySQL? ChatGPT is really good at writing, and modifying, SQL queries and the code that injects input into it. You don't really have to write SQL anymore, you just tell chatgpt what you want changed and it
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Musk really living rent free eh?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Because NASA hasn't done anything useful at a reasonable cost in decades.

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