sdcfgy

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by sdcfgy 7d ago
Nothing in that article isn’t horrible to my eyes.
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by sdcfgy 10d ago
Yeah same here.
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
If you’re building something that is dangerous enough that it needs a kill switch in case it goes rogue, then you should delete it immediately. Or is it a lie?
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
My point is to push the storage abstraction up a level. Then plug S3 or file system into it. I wouldn’t say this if I hadn’t done this on the PB scale. On a file system! With billions of files! People are blind to anything other than shitty
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
Just use the damn file system. Why does everyone have to put HTTP between everything?
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
Senior staff at my company have been saying that already. They don’t care if it works just if they can say they have it and get rid of the QA people.
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
I’ve got that problem. I think I’m just going to roll that machine back and turn updates off now. It’s too risky.
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by sdcfgy 11d ago
Well that explains why excel was completely and utterly borked cutting and pasting then. What an absolute fucking shit show.
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by sdcfgy 13d ago
My 3 cylinder 1.0 litre Citroen takes exactly half that. Interesting.
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
Yes! Back in the early 2000's I set up a company for contract work. The name, logo and typography was designed to look like a 1960s engineering company. All paper was slightly off white, all fonts were monospaced courier new and logo w
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
Mine is from 2013.
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
I'd go electric if they were just cars and not shit android tablets with wheels stuck on them.
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
Apart from Argentina in the World Cup.
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
Not all of us did.
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by sdcfgy 15d ago
What will our outsourcers use now?
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Yeah but it's pretty obvious when someone has one recording. Now it's not. And it's impossible to tell which version of the watch people have.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Keeps time better than my friend's Rolex too :)
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Got a shitty old Casio here. Does the job.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Already do that in some situations.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
That’s going to be a hell of a security risk for us. I think it’ll be a no watches policy in the office going forward.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Yeah that. I am mostly running on FLAC rips I did myself.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
This is why I steal all my shit.
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by sdcfgy 16d ago
Theft machines be thieving.
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
Yeah I had a pink iPhone 13 for ages when my 15 pro got stolen.
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
It’s not if anyone wants it or not. There’s always some melon who does. It’s more will they sell enough to break even on it.
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
Can’t wait until my colleague who DMed me mid presentation to get one and break it like he did with his two Samsung ones.
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
I preferred the technology industry when it had less fascist dystopias in it.
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
Everyone is in a position not to use an LLM. They may not want to inconvenience themselves on someone else’s desires though. I think at that point you should evaluate your working relationship. I don’t use them. I have evaluated them and th
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
Why would I trust any of them?
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by sdcfgy 17d ago
Everyone, including the security services in my country, uses OneDrive and O365. I don’t get it.

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