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31.
by riiii 2y ago
Sobering read on how Google was destroyed from the inside. https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
32.
by riiii 2y ago
I despise market monopoly abuse. But it's a bit of a Schadenfreude seeing the Microsoft as the victim.
33.
by riiii 2y ago
I'm pretty sure if the automatic mixer/heat adjustment on the shower were to be invented today it would be a subscription add-on.
34.
by riiii 2y ago
That flag should be called isKnownBot.
35.
by riiii 2y ago
"Leave them until they're outdated" isn't a valid way to deal with issues in my book.
36.
by riiii 2y ago
> clone their voices so they can have their sound-alikes speak to others in meetings in different languages Yeah, no. Automatic text translation is "ok" but automatic translation direct into a work meeting in your voice? Enjoy
37.
by riiii 2y ago
Because you want to take their hard work, modify it and not share it back to the community? I'm not crying that "it's not for you".
38.
by riiii 2y ago
That's nothing. I know people that have spent 40 years dedicated to their religion. Then one day abandoned it with a negative review.
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by riiii 2y ago
> development environments Kubernetes has never ever struck me as a good idea for a development environment. I'm surprised it took the author this long to figure out. K8s can be a lifesaver for production, staging, testing, ... depe
40.
by riiii 2y ago
Dark mode calendar letters are too dark to read.
41.
by riiii 2y ago
That wasn't at The Rising Sun by any chance?
42.
by riiii 2y ago
Do you have a complete technical drawing? My guess form rejection is either: 1. No drawing and vague specs. 2. Too time consuming and they don't want to quote the crazy price it'd take. Machine shop time is very expensive.
43.
by riiii 2y ago
Doorbell URL: https://dingdongdoorbell.com/bells/5muj34dpDCzdyABV/
44.
by riiii 2y ago
It causes sensory overload for me, I abhor it.
45.
by riiii 2y ago
Some people are motivated by more than just financial incentive.
46.
by riiii 2y ago
Nice idea. In the zone, I don't think about the code. I am the code and the code is me. That is, until the code refuses to work. Then the code is a bitch and I need a break.
47.
by riiii 2y ago
Burnout very much exists in other professions.
48.
by riiii 2y ago
I'm pretty tired seeing AI slapped on everything but holy shit this is impressive.
49.
by riiii 2y ago
Interesting toy, but in my world none of my friends are going to pay $189 for that. Even when the the dollar sign is on the wrong side.
50.
by riiii 2y ago
Which languages does it support?
51.
by riiii 2y ago
I'm years ahead of them. I disabled Chrome years ago.
52.
by riiii 2y ago
This is just a rant.
53.
by riiii 2y ago
People are saturated with anger and frustration after doom scrolling. They engage with their pitchforks.
54.
by riiii 2y ago
Because fu.
55.
by riiii 2y ago
That was sarcasm not flame. But it's always 60/60 chance sarcasm will just blow up.
56.
by riiii 2y ago
>"The free software Microsoft is giving away isn't open enough" This is not a quote from the article and isn't what the article is saying. It's effectively suggestig that devs are being duped and MS goals are clo
57.
by riiii 2y ago
Wasn't the last British owned semiconductor factory in the UK sold to Chinese investors within the last year it so. The last steel furnace closing too?
58.
by riiii 2y ago
Website could do with a demo. I'm not gonna rush to steam and buy.
59.
by riiii 2y ago
Imagine writing so awful and unethical software that it triggers law to be created to ban it.
60.
by riiii 2y ago
Mossad version would cause a tad more loss than just the hearing.

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