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by seneca 2y ago
The word "exploit" has no meaning at all if you can stretch it so far as to cover NYC tech employees.
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by seneca 2y ago
> The NYTimes isn't left wing Allsides media bias rating for NYT is lean left[1], a -2.2 with -6 as the most extreme and 0 as neutral. Rating is left for their opinion section[2], a -4. 1. https://www.allsides.com/ne
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by seneca 2y ago
The Warpstream engineers are very strong in the space. Buying the company gets you the tech, the customers, the name, and the talent that built it. Building it gets you only the first, and significantly behind the first mover.
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by seneca 2y ago
Great quick exit for the Warpstream team. Funny to see people still trying the "our product will be even better" line at acquisition.
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by seneca 2y ago
Auditability and, presumably, the ability to require approvals to commit changes are nice to have. I would assume the editor is just a UI to generate a commit. Maybe even to approve them.
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by seneca 2y ago
Here's a real news source, instead of reddit: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/telegram-messaging-app-...
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by seneca 2y ago
I'm broadly a Go fan, but this strikes me as a terrible decision. Critical tools should not be working through magic like this. Just fail with a clear error and let the user fix it as they see fit. If they want magic like this, it shou
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by seneca 2y ago
I agree with everything you say here, except for the asynchronous part. It's much better for a team to see each other face to face for a few minutes a day, especially for remote teams. It's wildly higher throughput than bullet poi
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by seneca 2y ago
eBPF is the way to monitor anything around network connections with minimal performance overhead.
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by seneca 2y ago
As I understand it, public airspace starts at about 500 feet from ground. Is a delivery drone flying lower than that over your property trespassing? I would personally be furious to have these things flying around my home. Noise aside, thes
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by seneca 2y ago
To be clear, this isn't an argument I believe in at all, which is why I was saying I was trying to steel-man it.
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by seneca 2y ago
Not at all. Harvard's name on something created in the last decade damages its credibility.
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by seneca 2y ago
This sort of rude snark really degrades the conversation.
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by seneca 2y ago
The steel-man argument is that men have historically dominated society and decreasing their influence is a leveling process. That is to say, when one group is dominant and another submissive, lowering the influence of the first and increasi
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by seneca 2y ago
Epictetus, a Stoic philosopher and proponent of Aristotelian virtue ethics, was literally a slave. Some ideas, particularly the best ones, aren't subject to class politics.
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by seneca 2y ago
"AI" on my phone is so incredibly unappealing. I don't understand who this is for.
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by seneca 2y ago
Twitter was renamed to X after being purchased by a new owner.
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by seneca 2y ago
They do have a stake in their performance. It's their salary. If their performance is poor, in a functioning system they lose that salary.
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by seneca 2y ago
That's a nonsensical definition. By that standard literally everything is political, which means the word has no meaning. That rubric is a lazy way for activists to try to smuggle their opinions into environments that frown on politici
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by seneca 2y ago
> "If you think you'd really love playing this computer game, please consider avoiding it" Addiction isn't equal to "really lov[ing]" something, and it's childish to equate them. Video games are incredi
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by seneca 2y ago
A lot of people use fluentbit specifically because fluentd doesn't perform well.
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by seneca 2y ago
> I always found it odd how restricted immigration is in the US The US is home to more migrants than any other country in the world. More than the next four countries combined. You should question why you believe the opposite of reality.
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by seneca 2y ago
And the Democratic party has a history of systematically rigging elections. The Chicago machine and Tammany hall only worked one way. The presidential election was notoriously rigged for JFK by his influential criminal father. There's
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by seneca 2y ago
I doubt it. And look how that worked out for the natives. Sounds like a great reason to not let that pattern play out again.
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by seneca 2y ago
Your degree has nothing at all to do with your comment, and doesn't justify its rude tone.
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by seneca 2y ago
> It’s not your fault for lying on the resume, it’s the hiring teams fault for not catching it Anyone who ever complains about how ridiculous hiring interviews in software development have gotten should be referred to this comment. This
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by seneca 2y ago
The book Radical Candor calls the opposite "ruinous empathy".
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by seneca 2y ago
What a poorly written article. It could have been an interesting profile of what scammers do to scare people into undoing security measures, and how to avoid that. Do these outlets not have editors? I'm surprised anyone would publish t
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by seneca 2y ago
Ah, so actually a morphological difference? That's really interesting. I generally pin the cliche burn out more by the tired eyes, pallor of skin, and such, but again that's heavy users and transient. I didn't realize you mea
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by seneca 2y ago
I can generally spot a regular heavy user. The proverbial "burn out". I'm not sure I could say I know how to spot someone who started early, or is an occasional user. What is it that tips you off?

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