steve1977

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by steve1977 3mo ago
> We will reduce management layers to no more than 5, and where possible, 3. We will deliver success through a flatter organization that is built around makers (individual contributors focused on building), player-coaches (leaders who re
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by steve1977 3mo ago
But that itself doesn't tell us yet how much time it saved you at the end of the day.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Probably something related to Java
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by steve1977 3mo ago
> In many ways, the lack of density actually makes it easier for you to install new lines. It's a lot easier and faster to plow through a long strip of grass next to a highway than it is to deal with a built up ubran location (I&#x2
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by steve1977 3mo ago
This and also Epstein, which so far resulted in almost no convictions.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Why not? Maybe people already have an account there with payment set up, the console hooked up to the TV and soundbar and don't want do sign up somewhere else? Furthermore, Sony Pictures is huge, so selling movies is absolutely part of
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by steve1977 3mo ago
My thought as well. "Great" timing.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Why do you think GNOME Shell is called GNOME Shell? https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell (just as one example)
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by steve1977 4mo ago
This made me laugh and cry at the same time...
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Part of the problem might be that the terms are not used in the same way in the Anglosphere and in Germany. In Germany, the Prussian Reforms refer to what is described in the article and attributed to Wilhelm von Humboldt, this was in the l
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Not sure if this was ironic. I guess it mainly fails because a lot of knowledge and experience is intuitive and not codified.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Downstash
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Like a never-ending LinkedIn fever dream ;)
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Also, art is about emotion and empathy. AI does not feel. It can imitate feelings, it can say "I'm sorry" but it won't feel sorry. And I think this is also reflected in a lot of AI-generated art. Yes, it is fascinating t
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Bad China is stealing our stolen IP!
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by steve1977 4mo ago
I also had the impression that either we didn't get the full story or his law firm didn't really advise him very well.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
I guess having an insecure creep as CEO could play a role in all that.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
It refers to Team Topologies, which is mostly that. Management literature fluff with little substance, but many claims. Which then gives you great insights like "a team can only be effective if it carries no more complexity than it can
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by steve1977 4mo ago
ActiveX something something!
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by steve1977 4mo ago
I'm not sure if this is meant to be ironic? "You can also create folders within the app and move photos into them, and it all happens on your filesystem." Why, yes. But you can also do that with Finder. And if you want to wor
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by steve1977 4mo ago
The (alleged) fact that there have been large celebrations does not necessarily imply that all humans of that time participated or enjoyed it, does it?
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by steve1977 4mo ago
For one, when and where this was the case, it was probably once a year or so.* Not daily or weekly. Furthermore, the "voluntarily" bit plays a big role as well. If I were to go to a big festival (as you can guess, I wouldn't)
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by steve1977 4mo ago
But those 40 people were likely more or less consistent and known to you and you also had direct or implied trust built up with them. That's fundamentally different from an anonymous mass of people in a city. I've seen and heard m
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by steve1977 4mo ago
But we are talking about a temporary and situational isolation here. I'm not wearing Airpods when I meet family or friends.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Human interaction, sure. Human interaction with complete strangers, 10 inches away from you, enclosed in a metal tube you cannot escape from easily... not so much.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
> we wouldn't have been here now (I'm talking from a civilizational pov) without us humans moving into the cities. What do you have in mind specifically? Edit: I'm aware that statistically, there's more inventions in
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by steve1977 4mo ago
> I think the argument is that the urban setting itself is ancestrally unnatural. That was my point, yes.
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by steve1977 4mo ago
Why would you initiate talk with me in the first place, when we're in a situation where I have not explicitly chosen contact with you? (say on a train) Also reading something would be a clear signal (also to me) that a person doesn&#x2
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by steve1977 4mo ago
What I find interesting is that the article seems to imply that wearing earbuds to isolate is somewhat "unnatural" (for lack of a better term). However it does not take into account that the kind of social interactions where peopl
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by steve1977 4mo ago
I would get very irritated by such behavior. One reason I wear earbuds is to signal that I don't want to get talked to.

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