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by ssss11 2y ago
Oh great
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by ssss11 2y ago
It is interesting. I always thought it began as ’sequel’ and was then abbreviated, but I wasn’t around when it started back in the 1960’s or whenever that was… might go google it haha
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by ssss11 2y ago
As another data point - I’ve never looked at YouTube for database content, but every single DBA I’ve encountered in the corporate world pronounces SQL as ‘sequel’.
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by ssss11 2y ago
Google doing something not in the interests of their users? Shock
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by ssss11 2y ago
Whenever I google a code problem the first hit is usually a good SO answer to my question. That isn’t going away.. what exactly is fading away? Do you mean there are less new answers than there used to be?
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by ssss11 2y ago
Hi Jeff Bezos.
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by ssss11 2y ago
God I hope they don’t add AI, bitcoin or cyber security to my kitchen sponge. But I can hear the marketers thinking…
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by ssss11 2y ago
How does this differ from just scraping a site?
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by ssss11 2y ago
Thank you. So well articulated. This trash you speak of is absolutely everywhere. There’s no honesty in marketing any more.
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by ssss11 2y ago
But they keep going back and forth on this..
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by ssss11 2y ago
It’s probably convenient for them to dismiss this as it aligns with whatever goals they have..
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by ssss11 2y ago
Feels like a covert way to destroy the term “open source” by making it meaningless over time.
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by ssss11 2y ago
Lol. The tailscale CEO is preaching “tomorrow you’ll have or not have Tailscale. And if you don’t, you won’t be able to run apps that only work in a post-Tailscale world.”?? That won’t go down well in 10 years if they don’t become Microsoft
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by ssss11 2y ago
I think it speaks to the internal politics. Run from those jobs if the hiring manager needs that long to make sure the hire is politically ok.
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by ssss11 2y ago
“Cloud” is so great huh
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by ssss11 2y ago
I believe that today they struck the entire crowd… (or should that be cloud)
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by ssss11 2y ago
Breaking patches is? …how did this get through QA with a big enough issue that it breaks many many windows machines
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by ssss11 2y ago
That’s what the license agreement says. Wait till every man and his dog sues them.
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by ssss11 2y ago
And if they’re one of the wealthy that own more than one unit of home wealth they are most certainly cheering for the prices to go up.
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by ssss11 2y ago
So much of everything marketing and sales is unwanted.
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by ssss11 2y ago
I can identify with that paragraph, however, my wife can recall things from decades ago with extreme detail. More research into commonality of types of memory recall would be very interesting.
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by ssss11 2y ago
Don’t forget the totally factual “200 times faster than man”!
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by ssss11 2y ago
They split their focus too much chasing all the latest buzz. Then their funds get wasted and they close stuff down having created no additional value.
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by ssss11 2y ago
God no. Focus on a quality product instead of shiny buzz words for once.
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by ssss11 2y ago
For the facade of caring about user privacy - “look regulators, we even go so far as to tell you why you were shown ads!”
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by ssss11 2y ago
The restaurant owners in America should pay their staff a liveable wage, like restaurant owners do in every other country. Tips not required.
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by ssss11 2y ago
I’m flabbergasted. They haven’t found a way start doing it already?
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by ssss11 2y ago
Directional tomahawks lmao!
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by ssss11 2y ago
“If somebody” … does not refer to all scenarios.
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by ssss11 2y ago
Are time sensitive notifications new? I’ve never heard of them but the setting is there for me. Using Uber as the example if I turn off Lock Screen notifications and turn on time sensitive notifications then will I get no marketing notifica

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