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by sharts 1mo ago
It has nothing to do with load.
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by sharts 1mo ago
Question to those who work at Github…what the heck is going on? Why?
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by sharts 1mo ago
Pressuring works. But some is distasteful, tho legal as discovered via MeToo
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by sharts 1mo ago
HN these days is like the tech chat-rooms of old internet.
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by sharts 1mo ago
The best managers make it such that underlings don’t need to go to BS meetings and keep others from interrupting you with inane nonsense.
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by sharts 1mo ago
Kind of annoying that literally every article or link shared about this always goes on with some massive introduction of the past instead of just getting to the point. 2+2=4 without 7 paragraphs about humanity wanting numerical representati
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by sharts 2mo ago
Google’s AI is so wrong so often about even the simplest of things. Making up facts and what not. Sometimes it’s faster to just search
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by sharts 2mo ago
What are these ways of using search that yield nom-garbage?
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by sharts 2mo ago
Can they see you dropping a deuce?
40.
by sharts 2mo ago
Same as car accidents I guess. Not your problem if you're not involved
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by sharts 2mo ago
Did the good thing come from and for good intentions? Probably not. It's a strategic move. And merely words. Let the results speak after all is said AND done.
42.
by sharts 2mo ago
Somehow we can’t manage to do that for domestic problems.
43.
by sharts 2mo ago
What clouds exist? And are they all electron?
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by sharts 2mo ago
To some degree CIA also infiltrates private orgs to manipulate from inside out. It’s like a private-public partnership /s
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by sharts 2mo ago
Why does anyone care anymore what Meta execs say?
46.
by sharts 2mo ago
Problem is those taxes just get funneled to things taxpayers don’t even support.
47.
by sharts 2mo ago
That’s no excuse. Particularly if it affects people self hosting their workers. These are folks that routinely make it a point to press on system design and scalability during interviews. Now they suddenly can’t scale or design systems but
48.
by sharts 2mo ago
Nobody will risk violating NDA and lose their vesting of $$ to answer to the people.
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by sharts 2mo ago
Indeed and once the funding comes in with more chefs in the kitchen the startups start losing touch and focus on funneling users to a platform instead of just improving the core product.
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by sharts 2mo ago
COBRA is simply the law that says you pay the full price of your previous employers group rate. Maybe your employer had an excellent group rate and you didn't qualify for subsidies. I suspect for the average American the math goes the
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by sharts 2mo ago
They are known are engineers pushing features that bloated product management folks keep pushing so they can justify their jobs on LinkedIn. I'm not sure why this particular industry is so abysmal at making things even semi-reliable af
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by sharts 2mo ago
It sucked with a CEO as well
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by sharts 2mo ago
One might question your perspective if you ever thought they were serious.
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by sharts 2mo ago
I dunno, I wish Android had a cohesive backup strategy the way iOS does. iPhone is terrible but losing your phone and switching to a new is insanely easy, with all state back to exactly how it was before.
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by sharts 2mo ago
You would think so. But it seems all that everyone is obsessed with is increasing the velocity of enshitification in the hopes of becoming the next papa Elon
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by sharts 2mo ago
I would think it’s much more religious to think that consciousness could ever exist on silicon substrate alone. All of these debates were had in the 60s. But everyone forgot them.
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by sharts 2mo ago
How does this relate to socialist programs? Any sufficiently large org basically ends up looking the same way.
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by sharts 2mo ago
The code is the information. If you need binders of info then it wasn’t codified
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by sharts 2mo ago
Is it really a failure of automation? This is just improperly validated automation.
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by sharts 2mo ago
Skills are lazy loaded. AGENTS.md is not. It’s stupid regardless.

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