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by r053bud 2y ago
I used to work with a few Israeli software engineers who did this openly and told me all about it.
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by r053bud 2y ago
Then why not nationalize it?
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by r053bud 2y ago
I dunno. The article states that David Jakins has been competing since 1977 and has never won. He was also a Judge, so this game seems to be extremely important to him for some reason. I guess he wanted to win by any means necessary before
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by r053bud 2y ago
Nah Detroit has some beautiful architecture and really surprised me when I visited last year. Also being on a river and next to a lake is a nice feature. I've been to plenty of more depressing places in the US
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by r053bud 2y ago
I’m curious why Sundar Pichai is still running this company? From recent videos it really seems like he has no idea what he’s talking about, and the company seems to be headed in the wrong direction. Just checked the 5 year stock graph; now
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by r053bud 2y ago
I must be living in a different world or using a different version of the model, but I seem to be getting garbage from OpenAI products, specifically ChatGPT 4o. The most recent example; I tried to recreate a similar scenario that Sal Khan d
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by r053bud 2y ago
I guarantee this is the beginning of iTerm2 becoming a closed-source paid product. Oh, I'm sure there will always be an "open source" version of it, but we have all seen this movie before.
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by r053bud 2y ago
Honest question, is this a paid advertisement article?
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by r053bud 2y ago
How many people are in your household? If multiple individuals, do you share TV/movie interests. Do you watch by yourself while they watch something different? I’m interested in learning more from users who are super happy with the pro
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by r053bud 2y ago
My 2 cents which is likely totally wrong: My theory is contingent on two assumptions (again they could be wrong) 1. Tim Cook is looking for a legacy product. His own chance at “one more thing” 2. Apple is currently often behind the innovato
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by r053bud 3y ago
The government is totally disinterested in penalizing companies for this. How else will it keep a healthy well-supplied reserve army of labour?
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by r053bud 3y ago
I only really fly Delta and they don’t have any MAX aircraft, so that makes things easy. The majority of Delta flights I’ve been on are Airbus aircraft. I’ve only flown on one Boeing (737-800) in the past two years and that was from a non-h
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by r053bud 3y ago
Does riding in a Waymo One vehicle require a Google account?
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by r053bud 3y ago
A pilot who could only land with the help of ILS doesn’t get their commercial license.
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by r053bud 3y ago
How is this any different?
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by r053bud 3y ago
This is silly; I can just silence slack whenever I need to or simply ignore it. I can’t ignore a colleague standing next to me tapping my shoulder.
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by r053bud 3y ago
Yeah, at this point, I’ve completely lost my main email address to spam and mailing lists; half of which seem to have broken unsubscribe pages. I’ve abandoned this email completely for personal communications and have a new email for that n
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by r053bud 3y ago
> American union are bad in a very particular way. Blanket statements require more explanation than this.
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by r053bud 3y ago
Exactly this. Our leaders are directly compensated for supporting monopolies.
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by r053bud 3y ago
No one is forcing you to contribute to, or even use, software that uses an email-based workflow. I’d also put money on the fact that the majority of contributors to Linux, an extremely successful free software project, prefer the email-base
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by r053bud 3y ago
Same here. I was only able to select one overall attribute. Not leading to a very helpful result. Probably something my adblocker is blocking. Oh well.
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by r053bud 3y ago
I've been running OpenBSD on my T480s for a bit now. I think it's an absolutely amazing machine. I love the keyboard, I love the physical shutter over the camera, and I love how I'm not worried I'm going to break it. I j
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by r053bud 3y ago
> The US also spends a lot of money on the military. Whether prudent or not, at least that spending produces an objectively superior product. We spend even more on education with ambiguous results. Nice. Didn’t think I’d see “bombs over
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by r053bud 3y ago
But then these office lovers have no one fun to talk to!
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by r053bud 3y ago
You can just install it after the fact. Do you lack internet?
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by r053bud 3y ago
Damn, you are really ok with an elevated injury rate for the sake of, “progress”? I guess I’m solidly a Luddite then.
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by r053bud 3y ago
Yeah, the development workflow is not broken at all. It’s been working great as a means to collaborate on very high quality software. I’m sure a lot of people would prefer it to take place in some Discord group or something. Fml
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by r053bud 3y ago
All these people are 100% welcome to use closed-source commercial operating systems if they would like
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by r053bud 3y ago
I got totally flamed for having too-long line lengths on the email list when I submitted my first patch. I wasn't a bit mad, since it was my fault for not reading the contributors docs. I've grown to appreciate the no BS approach
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by r053bud 3y ago
Yeah it seemed to me to be almost entirely about getting credit. From the kernel mailing list: https://www.mail-archive.com/linuxppc-dev@lists.ozlabs.org/m... > I will send it to you shortly, but I will switch to my

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