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by seneca 2y ago
I know it's an old man comment, but there really was a time the internet was friendly. It just wasn't 20 years ago. It was before the general public got online, and the internet was a refuge for specialists and early adopters. In
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Wouldn't this keep anyone without a spare million from making copyright claims, and incentivise YouTube to encourage these "mistakes" since they get paid for them?
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> I wonder what your investors would think if they found out you can't manage and need to 'hope you find suitable talent' and that you are incapable of growing it? Not hiring mediocre talent is a key part of management.
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Denying a claim can not kill someone. Disease and injury killing a person. Claim denial prevents financial support for intervention in resolving a disease or injury. That is not the same thing, and equivocating them is sophistry.
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by seneca 2y ago
The act of killing a human being is not inherently murder. It specifically communicates an unlawful killing, which the death penalty inherently is not.
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by seneca 2y ago
This works in a small organization, and is probably the best way to run one. I've been part of multiple teams like this. Everyone is high agency, genuinely interested, and making decisions that are (at least intended to be) best for th
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by seneca 2y ago
It looks like he's mostly concerned with flame wars and slurs, which makes sense since they destroy conversations driven by curiosity and turn them into bitter fights. That's not at all what is going on here.
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by seneca 2y ago
How is this "race war"? No one is saying people should be punished or are inferior. We're talking about why schools perform the way they do in the US, not some "war".
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by seneca 2y ago
Wikimedia is one of the bigger "fall from grace" stories of the modern internet. I really wonder how long they can continue to have any credibility left. I suppose rose-tinted articles like this help keep it on life support.
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Kvrocks is pretty substantially different, from my understanding. It only shares the protocol.
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> The company also managed to acquire full rights of the Redis trademark and project stewardship from antirez after hiring him How did that happen? He must have given/sold it to them, right? I remember him making an announcement tha
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by seneca 2y ago
Automatic breaking is perhaps the worst feature I've ever experienced on a car. It's jarring, takes control from the driver, and, in my case, was unnecessary to engage and dangerous.
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by seneca 2y ago
Agreed. I spent about 10 minutes on bsky before deciding it was a blatant, seemingly intentional, echo chamber and abandoned any interest.
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What a weird point to make. Their comment says nothing about their background. It only mentions their achievements.
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This is an incredibly obnoxious response. This isn't a court. People can site their professional experience in an informal conversation.
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by seneca 2y ago
This lazy "everyone is bias, therefore bias doesn't exist" argument is nonsense, and is just FUD thrown about to cover for extremists when people point out their extremism. Many news organizations pursue as unbiased a voice a
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by seneca 2y ago
There's really no pleasing some people. Companies make cuts and don't give generous packages, they're evil. They give a package and it's just so they can dodge scrutiny. This kind of no-win complaining is tiresome.
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> It’s relatively easy to write a failing test and it massively cuts down the work related to moderating issues. Relative to what? Learning someone else's code base well enough to write a useful test is not trivial. It's not a
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> The joke I always like to make is that in the US everything is legal unless the government legislates to say you can't, in Europe everything is illegal unless the government legislates to say you can. That's pretty good. It&#
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> If you get paid minimum wage, what your employer is saying is, "I would pay you less if I was legally allowed to do so." The minimum wage is the government saying "if you produce less value than this arbitrary cut off,
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It's incredible to me how many people log into personal account on work devices. People should really research the amount of data security tools harvest.
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Home schooled children out perform government schooled children across the board. That's not even a disputed point.
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Mozilla is an absolute joke of an organization, and it's tragic that they are still the primary alternative to Google having a total monopoly on browsers. I suppose you shouldn't expect much from a company that is just there to ma
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by seneca 2y ago
Government funded research is not, at all, what makes them prestigious. Harvard was prestigious long before the American government even existed.
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by seneca 2y ago
I'm surprised to see HTMX as part of the front end stack. I like the idea of HTMX a lot, but I always got the impression it wasn't widely adopted. Do people use it for production applications often?
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by seneca 2y ago
Maybe baseless, but I try my best to avoid having food touch plastics, especially when hot. Tupperware is not an option, and feels like a relic of a bygone era.
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by seneca 2y ago
Google is really an awful company at this point. We need to build some viable competitor to the anchors they still have. Firefox and Brave are fine as chrome alternatives. Google search is dying a slow death. We need a viable alternative to
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Are you disputing something he's saying in this video? It's all just statements of facts, he's not sharing opinions beyond "there's a debt problem" and "we should support veterans".
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They're not the same, exactly, but there are similarities. The actor framework isn't inherently durable workflows, for example. It does similarly distribute work though.
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There is no monopoly bigger, or more expensive, than government, which was previously the only player in the space.

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