richwater

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by richwater 4mo ago
Centralizing permissions via IAM is a seriously overlooked benefit.
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by richwater 5mo ago
The vast majority of index funds are float adjusted. SpaceX will not have that many shares available relative to the total value of the company. It's a negligible percent of the overall market cap of say, VTI. This commonly repeated tr
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by richwater 5mo ago
Yet another completely un-implementable, insane take from someone who has accomplished very little in the way of legislation. I mean seriously? We're going to start to seize companies now? What even is an "AI" company? Google
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by richwater 5mo ago
You mean the "Accept Cookies" banner that has become a complete joke? Pass
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by richwater 5mo ago
white savior complex is rampant in these threads. Insisting they know better for someone else.
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by richwater 5mo ago
That's quite an unsubstantiated leap. The world has gone through plenty of digital transformations and the number of people in poverty has only _shrank_.
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by richwater 5mo ago
I think you would be surprised how many commits in OSS comes from paid workers of the various cloud companies and tech companies out there.
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by richwater 5mo ago
The faster people realize AWS hates the need for a UI, the better. It should really be a read-only layer for metadata and logs.
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by richwater 5mo ago
This is willful (intentional) ignorance.
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by richwater 5mo ago
You don't seem to understand image stacking technology or the deployment procedures of starlink satellites. > It’s a public resource that a private company is stealing from all of us Just because the government can't accomplish
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by richwater 5mo ago
You argument seems to hinge on Starlink not being a massive improvement to how non-broadband connected folk get internet. Your crusade against "offgrid" idiots is intentionally dense as it ignores the millions of people who will b
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by richwater 6mo ago
thanks :)
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by richwater 6mo ago
For anyone not familiar, most of this channel is funded IIRC by Tyler Perry who absolutely loves the RC hobby. You can see his estate in some of the wide shots (especially in the air). He had a custom made RC plane runway and workshop built
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by richwater 6mo ago
This website, while cool data, is just awful for me who is very red/green colorblind. Unusable.
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by richwater 6mo ago
Some of the text is undereadable on the background.
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by richwater 6mo ago
I would say it was wildly successful in Valorant.
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by richwater 6mo ago
Absolutely ridiculous to make people do that. What you're proposing is not a real solution. The real solution is to not block wide IP ranges at the random desire of some private football league.
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by richwater 6mo ago
Yes, trusting Cloudflare to be the arbiter of the internet will work out great. Just as trying to make social media be the arbiter of speech...
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by richwater 6mo ago
recent scotus decision will make that much harder (not that lawmakers respect judicial decisions. but most firearm bills are overturned anyway).
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by richwater 6mo ago
> Now that there's been a huge drop in international applications, they need to make up the loss in revenue, so they're shifting those costs back to domestic applicants. Or, gasp, cut bloat.
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by richwater 6mo ago
As unfeasible as the original post is, I do empathize. There is a trend of expensive coffee places spending all this money on everything but training the actual employees.
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by richwater 6mo ago
MacOS sucks but everything else sucks harder. Linux is still nowhere close to being good enough for the average consumer in regards to simplicity regardless of how much gaslighting the community pushes.
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by richwater 6mo ago
Your thesis is that everyone who uses AWS is being duped...?
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by richwater 6mo ago
Would you consider making a stale dataset (3day, 1 week, idk..?) available for other projects (but also protect your revenue stream?) I assume the value in the paid option would be real-time updates but I'm not sure exactly what the ta
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by richwater 6mo ago
Making bullets is trivial. It's black powder, a case of metal (brass, aluminum, etc), and some molten lead. This doesn't even address the constitutional right. You can't ban the printing press and claim it doesn't affect
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by richwater 6mo ago
Spain is a failing country. Their economy is in shambles and the government has ceded internet control to a private corporation who runs football games.
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by richwater 6mo ago
It would be nice if this ad at least explained a little bit of the technical side of the solution.
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by richwater 6mo ago
Ha, we simultaneously posted the same thesis!
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by richwater 6mo ago
AI is just another disruptive technology like the loom, the steam engine or the airplane. It will take time to adjust and some industries will go away and others will pop up. I think a lot of people are conflating two ongoing things: the em
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by richwater 6mo ago
It's as if the person your replying to is intentionally being misleading

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