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by sharts 3mo ago
It seems silly to “restructure” and then “return to growth” though. Like, the restructuring is mainly an exercise of managing layers of pointers. Why don’t they ever move around the pointers and keep the people? Save the garbage cleaner pro
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by sharts 3mo ago
Perhaps their own fault for being loyal in the first place. Jobs aren’t marriage
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by sharts 3mo ago
This is how you know these people are out of touch and shouldn’t be listened to
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by sharts 3mo ago
Every administration caters to its donors.
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by sharts 3mo ago
It’s for these reasons LLMs are going to chip away at silly subscriptions. When many projects get 70% of what the user needs and the maintainers aren’t willing or able to address what paying customers want…why bother paying anymore when you
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by sharts 3mo ago
Electron?
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by sharts 3mo ago
Perhaps only allow it over the waters.
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by sharts 3mo ago
IMO it’s reckless to not pin down ones dependencies. No need to pull the latest experimental hotness
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by sharts 3mo ago
Windows is like the government. No amount of complaining and online protest will change the empire. Just stop feeding them money or stop complaining.
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by sharts 3mo ago
Cheetah Chat!
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by sharts 3mo ago
Average is the wrong metric. US may be larger but also wealthier, more powerful. All the heavy hitting innovation is there. Broadband isn’t hard. Decision makers simply don’t care.
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by sharts 3mo ago
Correct. If you me PR for everything, you’re incompetent
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by sharts 3mo ago
The guy is out of touch with society.
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by sharts 3mo ago
Ya but he’s not young anymore. By his own logic he should step down and let a Stanford dropout run things.
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by sharts 3mo ago
Smartest folks in the room. Greatest capital allocators we have. Maybe that’s what happens when systems not only permit but encourage and reward failing upwards.
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by sharts 3mo ago
They lost their moral compass over a decade ago. Perhaps the blinders slowly eroded from inflation and salary stagnation
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by sharts 3mo ago
Asahi is like a decade away from being 100% tho
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by sharts 3mo ago
But only after $$ was made.
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by sharts 3mo ago
How dare you question the most effective allocators of capital.
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by sharts 3mo ago
Too big to fail!
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by sharts 4mo ago
Looks almost like conductor.build, but not quite the same.
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by sharts 4mo ago
Why use NUMA if most of the time to get max performance you need locality and thus end up pinning things to a specific node to avoid the cost of crossing nodes. Moreover, you almost always must set this manually. Wouldn’t it just be easier
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by sharts 4mo ago
Every few years these studies are published. Nothing changes. Unfortunately policy isn’t dictated by science, facts, or optimal outcomes for all.
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by sharts 4mo ago
Free for me, not for thee
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by sharts 4mo ago
Funny thing is, for all the commenters agreeing that this type of leadership is broken, most of the folks here and everywhere end up always doing the same things once they find themselves in similar positions of power / decision making
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by sharts 4mo ago
Why do so many projects exist needing to shore up shortcomings of js ecosystems?
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by sharts 4mo ago
VMs were not an option?
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by sharts 4mo ago
This is only true if one doesn’t care about spam going to that identity
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by sharts 4mo ago
IMO The Russians were always more of a joy to read than English and Americans
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by sharts 4mo ago
Why does a couple billion not seem like all that much these days?

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