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Doing unhappy work at Yahoo probably wasn't unusual in 2008
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"security and maintenance burden" == "cost" == "cost-driven decision"
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1y ago
forgot the link :)
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This has nothing to do with AI, but might help: All complex software programs are compositions of simpler programs.
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1y ago
The journalist is repeating the framing of one of the subjects of the article, which is fair play.
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I suspect the person you're responding to was suggesting your energy could be better channeled to more productive pursuits, rather than aping bluesky-level analysis on an internet forum. As a citizen of the world, this option absolutel
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Just to add my own anecdata: My experience with Pixel/GoogleFi support has been some of the worst customer support I've ever experienced, and I have given them boatloads of money. source: I used to do vendor relations for a large
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I didn't realize _The People's History of the United States_ had such direct precedents.
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Where do you suppose that power goes, if not in the hands of the federal government? Do you think it neatly trickles down to the people?
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Then if "Add 10 items" seems to be sitting around for a while, I change it to "Add 5 items". The part where I end up finishing the whole thing doesn't always happen, but breaking it down into chunks that I can power
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Of course, but there comes a point when doing long division by hand no longer adds to my understanding.
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No? I could do several other things if I just wanted money. I do tech work because that is what I am called to do.
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> EMACS elisp I used this to write the front end for an ATM machine.
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Yes. Fraud protection for online purchases is fine. I have certain cards set up in a way that I will basically hand them out to anyone. Data protection is not a solved problem in that way.
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Not completely out of their wheelhouse but _Wired_ has done good work recently.
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No.
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weird ad hominem, but you do you. I'm trying to figure out this logical inconsistency: "AI has made my workers more productive, therefore my workers are worth less." My general theory is that there is more than enough enginee
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Your response to lower marginal cost of production is to decrease capital investment?
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1y ago
Build our own spaces.
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1y ago
Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music Pat Metheny - Zero Tolerance for Silence
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My first "real internet connection" (not prodigy or compuserve or local BBS) was connecting to the county library's gopher server via modem (Likely with QModem), navigating out to other gopher servers and then being able to t
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There have been posts about reproducing art and I always thinking maybe I could make a mini-Rothko room in spare room.
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2y ago
I want to hear more about this functional core/imperative shell....
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2y ago
a fork/rewrite: https://github.com/chrisbenincasa/tunarr (not an endorsement, I just found it digging around.)
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2y ago
they see, "actual execution", I see, "failed upwards in a ZIRP economy"
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How's that diesel truck research going? I've thought about getting into auto repair as a hobby, but wrenching on modern cars would basically be my day-job with added wire fiddling.
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It is true that ~70% is a good idea, but most charging controllers are designed to give a full charge because they have no way of knowing when the user wants a 100% battery because they're about to go out or 70% because they're go
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quality is relevant
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the only reason I haven't written a design doc or busted out the felt tip for my rubber duck is because it can't read.
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I don't think it's trite at all. The US electoral system is insane. President is chosen by the same few states every time. I haven't had a vote for president that has mattered ever, and I'm kinda old and have voted in se
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