stephbook

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by stephbook 5mo ago
The price obviously depends on how much salary they have to pay.
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by stephbook 5mo ago
> 20% of people were sitting around without any work to do Obviously not directly, because work stretches itself to the time available.
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by stephbook 5mo ago
Tenant scoping is important. Just ask Microsoft, didn't they have one right at bing.com? Oh, just every Bing user is vulnerable to have all Microsoft data (o365 emails for example) hacked. No biggie. https://www.wiz.io/
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by stephbook 5mo ago
I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for you tho, or sorry that happened. I ain't reading all this AI crap. Just do a "buy me" website.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Always has been. "Phishing" is as old as the consumer internet.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
"Listen to the customer/research." Ah the customer isn't in the room? Well, too bad, now you have to listen to the author. How convenient!
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by stephbook 6mo ago
I once had PayPal refuse to give me my money back (for a delivery) for months even though the postal service status clearly stated: "Address unknown, returning to sender." I should have denied the PayPal charge on my bank account,
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by stephbook 6mo ago
They simply say they have that memo. Who knows whether they even drafted it for real? And if anyone starts looking, Gemini can quickly draft one itself. Nice!
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by stephbook 6mo ago
It had the feeling the author made his backend guys develop "product teams dashboards", which they lacked the skill to implement. Even though that's not what leadership wanted and they tasked the CX team with the dashboards (
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by stephbook 6mo ago
This is full of red flags. "Mysterious new team nobody told me about", "I don't focus on why I wasn't included in the meeting", "the problem is they don't report to me." This definitely reads lik
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by stephbook 6mo ago
1 contributor, 1 commit, new project... gives me vibe-coding feels.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Only The Zuck saw the value though. Why didn't MS, Amazon or Google buy insta? Or some Softbank vehicle?
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Please share it with us.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
The best replay feature was in "Heroes of Newerth." (DotA 1.5 in 2009) Warcraft 3 replays couldn't jump in time, just forward very fast. HoN could do that. It was amazing. For a few months they even made ALL replays searchabl
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by stephbook 6mo ago
I've never bought a laptop or tablet for this very reason. No big phone (iPhone 13). I'm still writting this now, from the couch. I fear how much screen time others waste.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
The site "reclaimthenet" calls it age "verification", but it's not a "verification" at all. There's your mystery. All the bill wants is that you can set up an iPhone for kids, an children account on U
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Nice. How does pornhub.com "verify" your age when accessing it from your family computer's Ububtu account "my kids account"? Oh, there is no config to retrieve, no We API to speak to. "I'm 18 or older&quot
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Was it ever a trap? I don't think so. Sure, these people could have "worked" for their money, self-employed or as a "wagey in a cagey", but the whole point was that they didn't want to do it.
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by stephbook 6mo ago
What if you want to share something outside of your precious IDE? - Merge request on GitHub - Presentation with reveal.js (kind of like PowerPoint) You'd be stuck with either bland, uncoloured, text-only characters, OR with a fuzzy PNG
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by stephbook 6mo ago
I, for one, expected progress. Uneven, sometimes delayed, but ever increasing progress. But that Opus pelican?
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by stephbook 6mo ago
They're certainly aware of the test, but a turtle doing a kickflip on a skateboard? I seriously doubt they train their models for that. https://x.com/JeffDean/status/2024525132266688757 If anything, the disas
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by stephbook 6mo ago
"Es ist aus" can also be translated as "It is over" (a game) The meaning in dog schools is "Spit it out", but given aus's versatility within human language, it's often used as a general "stop&quo
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by stephbook 6mo ago
"Hey private prison please delete all data you have about me. And by the way, I'm locked up here by accident. Please release me."
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by stephbook 6mo ago
The ambiguity is intentional. Like Microsoft not banning volume licenses. They want to scare you, so you don't max out your subscription – which they sell at a loss. Another comparison would be "unlimited storage", where &quo
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Commits are immutable and you never know which feedback goes stale when you add another commit. I'm not a huge fan, since stacked PRs mean the underlying issues don't get addressed (reviews clearly taking too long, too much conten
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Yes, "presumably." That's exactly the problem..
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by stephbook 6mo ago
I don't even know my locale. Is is the device display language, the keyboard input language, my geo location, my browser language, my legal location, my browser-preferred website language, the language I set last time, the language of
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by stephbook 6mo ago
It actually starts with a completely unrelated anecdote: "What do you even need funding for?" I agree. The author claims to have multiple $10K MRR websites running on $20 costs. I also don't understand what he needs money for
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Do you still have to install third-party software to keep it running when you close the lid? Does it still not support "Windows Hello" style face unlock when closed? I remember I couldn't touch the fingerprint sensor when clo
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by stephbook 6mo ago
Explicitly mentioning it implies the more extreme version: Work issued.

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