screamingninja

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by screamingninja 3y ago
See also: https://relay.firefox.com/
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Microsoft Hires Altman and Brockman(forbes.com)
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Guess who created WhatsApp.
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What is the difference? If your competitor is competent, acqui-hire them. If they are not, there is no real competition.
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I would not want to sit there and enjoy my coffee in peace. I would take my dollar to another location.
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> That implies that it needs people to continue working on it. It does not. > Is there no such thing as "done" anymore? Is there no such thing as "building upon it" anymore?
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> Or maybe don't feed the machine... Curious as to why you consider that a bad thing.
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> I am sometimes sad that quite a large portion of the world has chosen English to the language of business when there are better languages out there which not only have less complex and confusing rules but are much more expressive and s
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by screamingninja 3y ago
tl;dr > The reason I'm posting on Mastodon is because the future I want is one that's based on interoperability. I want to see an open protocol that isn't dependent on a tech-lord's whim. ActivityPub is currently the
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by screamingninja 3y ago
> The battery dying due to the trunk being open… I bring a booster everywhere, even on short drives, because the battery could die for such stupid reasons. My wife stops to listen to the radio and look at the city on a local mountain? De
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by screamingninja 3y ago
> > Starting my current car is always a pain in the ass that takes at least a minute. > And this is why I'll never own a car newer than 2012 or so (give or take a few years depending on brand). Non sequitur.
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by screamingninja 3y ago
This is my gold reference: https://microservices.io/ Most issues I have seen around microservices circle around bad design decisions or poor implementations. Both are also major issues for monoliths, but since those issues
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by screamingninja 3y ago
> Why don't you or someone else try starting one? https://joinpeertube.org/ There are several instances, but that is not the solution to what the parent comment is pointing out. Videos are being published on YouTube
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Here is some analysis on why these variables are often considered and what else is important. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02637... https://www.researchgate.net/
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by screamingninja 3y ago
Like this? https://www.gdbgui.com/ There's plenty of FOSS developers that work for intrinsic rewards and likely produce better software.
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The author appears to raise valid points. There are explanations that they did not visit, which is okay by me. It does read like a manifesto but gets the conversation started. > The software industry is arguably one of the most productiv
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> lock free replication used in multi-user editing I understand that author was referring to the concept of a minimal version that does just text editing and nothing more. Add features to anything and it will stop being simple and easy.
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by screamingninja 3y ago
You can only pick two out of the three from the triad of optimization (time, monetary cost, quality). Industry prioritizes functional solutions (requirements) over efficiency. If efficiency is one of the requirements, it will be addressed (
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> It’s still important to point out how they can be further improved That's exactly the point of the discussion above. Why is it important to point out?
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> Talking about "public" and "in-state" is not the point. I think the point is about access to higher education. > College is mostly about the private institutions at a national level. That's where people woul
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I do not believe that the comment above is about the effectiveness, but merely stating facts here. University "sticker prices" are often inflated to maintain prestige and very often supplemented with grants and financial aid based
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by screamingninja 3y ago
> I certainly think that "mobile first" was a mistake But I think it was very intentional
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Forked but with several added features
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How do you propose to implement that?
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by screamingninja 3y ago
Previous discussion- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31198956 (102 comments)
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by screamingninja 3y ago
Our discussion is certainly contributing to keeping it there longer than necessary
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> there's laws against texting Not in several US states, including where I live > alcohol Most states legally allow BAC up to 0.08, which is too high for someone expected to make split second decisions > aggressive driving May
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Would be nice if they start including GPS in these cars to get accurate time
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> We’ve found the code quality coming out of our AI is a lot better than the H1b’s could produce. Are you seriously perpetuating stereotypes against a set of people based on their immigration status?
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I would also recommend looking into NixOS reproducible builds, which allows declaratively specifying the entire system configuration and precisely defining which packages are installed, their versions, and dependencies. The OS remains immut

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