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by padjo 1y ago
It’s not absurd, I’ve seen it happen. Company executes on their DR plan due to AWS outage, AWS is back before DR is complete, DR has to be aborted, service is down longer than if they’d just waited. Of course there are cases when multi clou
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by padjo 1y ago
If your mitigation for that risk is to have an elaborate plan to move to a different cloud provider, where the same problem can just happen again, then you’re doing an awful job of risk management.
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by padjo 1y ago
Planning for an AWS outage is a complete waste of time and energy for most companies. Yes it does happen but very rarely to the tune of a few hours every 5-10 years. I can almost guarantee that whatever plans you have won’t get you fully op
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by padjo 1y ago
Friends don’t let friends use us-east-1
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by padjo 1y ago
I don’t think they would write CSS that was as bad. And even if they did, I’d rather look at bad CSS than bad tailwind.
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by padjo 1y ago
There’s nothing wrong with you, it’s obviously terrible. Tailwind folks will tell you you’re holding it wrong, but every tailwind codebase I’ve seen winds up like this.
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by padjo 1y ago
Curious why you think it’s better? There’s a trend in software design to think “modernizing” a UI equates to make software better when on most objective measures it makes things worse, been guilty of it myself!
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by padjo 1y ago
The apply* ?thing is kinda hard to parse, would turn me off seeing lots of that in a codebase.
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by padjo 1y ago
Yeah I think it’s fair to say that in many circumstances people would use masculine as a pejorative and not get called out for being sexist. There’s some historic power imbalance stuff at play there, but it’s still sexist. If you have probl
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by padjo 1y ago
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by padjo 1y ago
Presumably they didn’t accumulate it all in one year?
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by padjo 1y ago
You should hide the secret if it’s ugly, but you can expose if it’s beautiful (and it’s your trick!)
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by padjo 1y ago
Yeah relations between Russia and the west are famously normal right now.
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by padjo 1y ago
So you’re saying I could post a picture of Xi Jinping and say our country is broken because we’re lead by an idiot who looks like Winnie the Pooh while posting some ai mash up of the two and it would be fine? Even if it gained traction and
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by padjo 1y ago
How about saying you think the leader looks like Winnie the Pooh?
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by padjo 1y ago
I’m very unsympathetic to making China some boogeyman intent on world domination, but I have to say that speaking out against the government isn’t exactly welcomed with open arms there.
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by padjo 1y ago
Who is threatening to punch who in the mouth?
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by padjo 1y ago
Who are the US’s allies these days? A bunch of petro state monarchies in the Middle East?
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by padjo 1y ago
That’s my point! I wish they were way more afraid.
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by padjo 1y ago
As someone who lives near a flight path and has clear skies constantly ruined by contrails this would be fantastic from a purely aesthetic perspective.
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by padjo 1y ago
Not nearly afraid enough.
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by padjo 1y ago
More likely the LLM would condescendingly tell him that he was wrong and that the earth was clearly at the centre of the universe.
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by padjo 1y ago
And what were the societal benefits of the internet?
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by padjo 1y ago
Presumably because we already farm pigs and cows so there’s a supply chain and the ethics are ok in most people’s heads.
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by padjo 1y ago
Nothing says small government like troops on the streets
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by padjo 1y ago
350m for the NHS.
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by padjo 1y ago
It’s amazing to see Labour fall for the same trick that the Tories did with Brexit, and also incredible that Farage is still a political force after all the Brexit lies.
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by padjo 1y ago
So all the current radiologists are going to live until 2051?
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by padjo 1y ago
It’s often an inverse correlation in well functioning environments. Controversial changes and bug fixes are small and targeted and are deeply reviewed for unintended side effects, while large change sets are often new work that’s been discu
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by padjo 1y ago
Got it, the Iranian revolution was part of the US’s plan to bring down the Soviet Union, makes total sense.

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