sheeshkebab

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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
All models trained on public data need to be made public. As it is their outputs are not copyrightable, it’s not a stretch to say models are public domain.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Why is this top headline?
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
It’s all good providing feedback left and right until someone sues for discrimination. This risk is why hr prefers to ghost candidates instead.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
He says it’s “corrupt” but yet has access to all the data, working website and reservation system - he doesn’t know what “corrupt” really is or pretends not to. so what there are fees so that government doesn’t need to pay or build any of i
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Free speech my ass - more like neo nazies and trolls posting whatever conspiracy shit they can find. I deleted this app.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Maybe it’s holidays but I noticed my twitter feed getting filled up lately with various far right types posting crap. I guess these idiots were always there but somehow they were drawn out by saner content that I care about, not anymore it
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
They don’t deport (think Nazies and other scum that run away there)
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
One is another communist regime and the other has issues with even basic electricity and running water.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
> I once reviewed code for a company that got purchased. I took less than a few hours to reach conclusion. There were 7 developers and in 2 months only one was writing code. The entire team but that one developer was fired. Twitter has g
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Not sure if it counts, but one of the main reasons US big tech is big is bc it was largely sponsored by federal reserve stimulus over the past 14 years.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Maybe 1 reported. Not saying aws reliability is bad, but the number of various glitches that crop up in various aws services and not reflected on their status page is quite high.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
Another $4.8t to go… all this cash went into pumping real estate, big tech and crypto. I guess real estate is next after stock market completely rolls over, together with crypto crap.
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by sheeshkebab 4y ago
It better be time and money consuming opening a place with public health implications.
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
Honestly, there is not much in the whole diaper changing side of the world so you’re not missing much (and those that are changing diapers likely envy your situation). In terms of things to do (other than therapy or looking to start changin
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
Now I know why Prime video app sucks on every iOS device I tried it on, including Apple TV
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
You gotta know how to negotiate with these crystal city buildings - mainly by just moving from one to another yearly. Sometimes just changing apt in the same building with the new lease is cheaper than staying in current one.
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
As the communists would say - it’s not who votes matters, but who counts. GOP is learning all the right lessons from Lenin and soviets (and Nazies too I think).
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
It’s a culture of a bs vc funded hype non-business. I’ll stick with my on boring “lifestyle” biz (I think that’s how they call businesses that make more than enough yearly to their founders).
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
Maybe bc no one uses that in reality and use helm instead?
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
I could see that working for someone with a technical/engineering/math degree who wants to change profession.
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by sheeshkebab 5y ago
A bunch of these tech companies have ip clauses in employment agreements about employees transferring all ip they create to the company, including off hours. It’s probably what they are referring to. I’m not sure why people sign these thing
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Agree, patients wait for proper medical insurance and care would be better.
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Bullshit - we were building and publishing mobile apps in the early 2000’s and the top rate was 15%.
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Economically speaking, increasing base money supply (giving money directly to people) does in fact increase inflation, where increasing m2 (giving money directly to banks) seems to not have the same effect, based on decades of similar polic
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
I think accepting Bitcoin as payment was tried before - it never worked since people buying it are either not selling (and using to store cash that keeps on growing), or buying it for speculative purposes via secondary instruments (gbtc, et
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
As with all software languages and frameworks - they are good for some things, bad for everything else.
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Dude, we’d writing in COBOL if anyone followed your logic.
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Lately, the main reason for using “serverless” (aws lambda in particular and all related wax) has primarily to do with security “compliance” at enterprises, cost of it in particular, and nothing with developer productivity or technology...
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Michael Saylor (MSTR’s CEO) is nuts. Also, sorry for employees working there.
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by sheeshkebab 6y ago
If/else is just as made up as for loops - it’s all if/goto underneath.

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