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People in this thread should refresh themselves on the concept of marginal cost before commenting
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Rupert Murdoch and Jeff Bezos get to live forever. Ugh.
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It's day 5. They've reached Oracle levels of bureaucracy and disregard for the customer.
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This is where I'm at right now. We have 40000 items on the store and I'm writing an updater for it, and the entire official ecosystem is a dumpster fire. I've found some ok golang api clients which seem to do the trick so far
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Hi Matt, Congrats on making it! I'd never heard of your projects but will give them a serious look now. How did you go about managing work/side-work/life balance with 4 kids? I really struggle with just 1 and a half.
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Even so, it's better than Search in 2022.
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Given at work we are starting to explore using the paid fine tuning feature, anecdotally I can't agree with the articles premise. Also, it's way too early in it's commercial development to make such calls.
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Why would they be sued? Scraping is legal
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No one seriously games on a Mac.
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Monsters aren't born, they are created.
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Just because you have your torments does not mean others do not have their own, in their own inner worlds. And trying to diminish theirs is a cruelty.
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Thankfully after graduation we get the ability to often walk away from them however. Unless they're a HOA president I suppose
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That's pretty much how consulting works. Your revenue pays for all costs of the firm - the non billable staff, equipment, facilities, marketing and sales etc. Margin on junior staff is a huge driver of overall revenue, whereas senior s
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I agree. People complain about GMO seeds like crazy, then expect people are going to eat lab grown meat in large amounts? Also their obvious social media astroturfing is very on the nose. I don't like being gaslit when I ask questions
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Most backyard grills will have them. It's just culturally people use the public parks and facilities a lot
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I find cable failures to be extremely rare. Are you pulling them out by the cable or the plug? Everyone I see who destroys cables pulls by the cable.
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Add in the hidden ugly truth about ERP projects: they're more about the organisation changing to fit the ERP rather than the software serving the organisation
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This comment feels like some misplaced copy pasta. It doesn't land right in the land of huge salaries paid to developers and other IT staff in the sectors that attract hacker news readers.
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This looks great, but no Android or mobile support outside iOS is a big negative
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The main problem is when weighing these things is not blockchain advocate honestly asks the question: "why is this better than using a simple relational database, in a way that makes all the extra complexity worthwhile?"
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The entire mtgox database was leaked and was googleable, with real names. You should be able to find yourself in it. I'm not sure you can still get approved as a creditor but have a go.
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Impacting others? I started a Facebook group about a live stream for a falcon nest in Melbourne's CBD. It's had international news coverage and has been involved in a bunch of curriculums for schools around the world. Personally?
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They will after January 2023. And yes... bitcoin has gone up a lot in that time. That doesn't mean the creditors are happy about their crypto being stuck on a bankrupt exchange for almost a decade. I have a small fortune in the civil r
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I don't accept that I need to purchase the same work several times for them to be able to eke out a living. Especially given the price of many books.
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Probably 'I want to archive books'. Not 'I want end to end privacy for anyone clicking on my plain text site with a few torrent links.
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I mean, isn't it extraordinarily clear that he doesn't want to pay bribes and that bribes are customary. Hence... duh?
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To add to this, when we did our gun buyback in Australia plenty of homemade guns were handed in to rort the system. But it worked
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Ultimately they killed all of GCP when they kept depreciating products and features. This is despite clients telling them it's a huge block to them investing in using the platform. Idiots.
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Well there goes any lingering guilt about not supporting Wikipedia
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Honestly spot instances sound perfect for those kind of requirements
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