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by shams93 2y ago
Not only this, but these music generation models were built with unlicensed content, not only do they bury the original artist they also just rip them off, not one dime no matter how much that artist spent on music lessons, music school, ha
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by shams93 2y ago
It might be an improvement over a system based on those who know people get help and those most in need often never get help because they have no family or a family with no connections.
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by shams93 2y ago
What is interesting is that instead of doing this in the google anti trust case they want google to give up chrome and stop developing browser technology full stop, so basically moving in the direction of killing the open web and replacing
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by shams93 2y ago
htmx and python
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by shams93 2y ago
Depending upon where you wind up living to work remote you could well see an almost 50% cut in life expenses and taxes.
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by shams93 2y ago
I saw what happened on threads, essential CSA material flooding in, very very creepy so I stopped using threads.
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by shams93 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but he was also behind Section 174 which in 2022 basically put what amounts to a huge tariff on the head of engineers, web developers, etc...
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by shams93 2y ago
More than like because these opiates are so deadly you are basically wiping out whole huge populations of addicts. I hope rather than that we have government services working like they should and actually healing and saving lives.
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by shams93 2y ago
The DEA refuses treatment for ADD because forcing ADD patients to resort to cocaine and speed keeps the DEA in business.
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by shams93 2y ago
Legal cannabis doesn't give billionaires the kind of profit margins they fancy so they would love to use the force of the feds to force medical cannabis patients to be forced to resort to opiates, because for them that's a great i
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by shams93 2y ago
Having had my ability to pay tax destroyed by the newest outsourcing. If we eliminate everyone's profession the billionaires would be the only people who even have an income of any kind to tax.
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by shams93 2y ago
I wish I know I haven't been able to make $1 since 2021 now I am homeless and penniless with 500k in education.
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by shams93 2y ago
However these days its much easier to run a linux desktop on a system that comes with it, some of these laptops have driver issues where they can work but then can run into things like thermal and display issues due to closed code with very
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by shams93 2y ago
That's Fedora, its a bleeding edge experimental distro when it comes to the desktop at least. Ubuntu has become really popular because it is stable and reliable. My friends who use linux to perform live electronic music all use ubuntu
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by shams93 2y ago
Its really hard to force employees into sexual relationships with the "big boss" when everyone is working hundreds or thousands of miles away.
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by shams93 2y ago
Yeah thought I needed a new laptop but with XFCE instead of bloated windows I can code as much as I want now with almost 50% more drive space with XFCE than windows.
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by shams93 2y ago
The artists themselves do, in the era of easy creation we are all conceptual artists now.
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by shams93 2y ago
As a white male in California when I was 18 my UC advisor advised me to "save the world" by killing myself as if I was an extra object to be destroyed.
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by shams93 2y ago
Django is going to get you up and running and in business, while springboot is much harder to deploy.
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by shams93 2y ago
This is what happens when you decide designers are no longer necessary.
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by shams93 2y ago
What I did once in the very early 2000s was to white label a free platform so that other people could license the software from us for $$$ to pay for our free flsash game platform in 2001.
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by shams93 2y ago
If Ai doesn't work out there's going to be such a shortage of engineers in the next 5 years that we'll be asking $5,000 an hour.
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by shams93 2y ago
Exactly this is what people don't get it was like a lending library not a free give away.
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by shams93 2y ago
I think the biggest thing going for kotlin is the null safety. I know how you feel I have used java since 1996 myself so its like why should I learn something else but in this case I think there are some good arguments for kotlin.
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by shams93 2y ago
We also had a rule that no page could weigh under 26k, although pages by users of Geocities could be larger, all the pages that ran geocities had to be 26kb or less.
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by shams93 2y ago
But to answer where it came from? It came from the limitations of the web at the time - table based layout, low graphic resolutions, browser running under 16 megs (not gigs) of ram.
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by shams93 2y ago
I was on the pre-ipo (and post ipo) design team. So its partly my fault lmfao.
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by shams93 2y ago
If we get hit by an EMP blast and get blown into the 19th century those calculation skills would make some rich.
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by shams93 2y ago
In a lot of cases you can't, many devices are locked in, especially in the arm world, you can't just switch, you have the os baked in which is a great way to cause an ewaste explosion. Like you can't buy an ipad and expect to
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by shams93 2y ago
If developers were unionized this wouldn't be an issue, but with the rate of outsourcing and Ai sourcing going on, human workers have never been under this level of pressure before in any post historic era.

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