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by than3 4y ago
I agree with a lot of what you've said, most of the issues are regulatory, or structural issues. Some teachers also simply don't want to teach, and prefer to be gatekeepers, but not all of them. I was one of those who had been wee
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by than3 4y ago
Unfortunately, this article misses the mark and distracts from the overall problem. If you poll that vast number of college dropouts regarding the issues for why they dropped out, you will find a common picture. Its finances or its unfairly
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by than3 4y ago
> Calling it violent is a poor way to get people to see your side. We will have to disagree. I call it like I see it. Its an insidious but violent attack on shared cultural experiences. You either defend your culture and way of life or y
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by than3 4y ago
Its actually must worse, that's a very surface view. This is subversive political warfare. They are retroactively editing history, and no copyright grant should ever allow you to do that or to damage property that you have already legi
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by than3 4y ago
Metadata is useful in building profiles on people. Master Data Management pipelines and systems make this processing quite easy. Third party companies like Accurint will pay for data. Very rarely is it just how much time are you spending in
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by than3 4y ago
There's some serious issues with what you propose. > Under the current system... holding universities accountable. No, universities are not accountable, they have optimized for repeat customers just like books, and now the autograde
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by than3 4y ago
Discussion link was posted below as one of the first links, https://github.com/orgs/iptv-org/discussions/12 . Maintainers had commented, said they had an open ticket but no response, and didn't know what
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by than3 4y ago
> This is about as far from antitrust you can get. Not really, no. No DMCA notice is posted, its simply a vague you broke our ToS but we're not going to tell you how or why so you can correct it according to the mods, and then the n
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by than3 4y ago
That's a false trail, no one would trust numbers from a potentially disgruntled customer. There's little credibility that couldn't be shredded by a behemoth.
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by than3 4y ago
When you are a platform as big as them, you can only do this so much before it crosses a line into antitrust. Biden's Administration just hired a ton of anti-trust lawyers. Unfortunately its a sad fact that the people making these deci
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by than3 4y ago
but those notices are posted in a conspicuous place, and there is no notice posted for those repos, at least according to others that have had the time to look. What makes you think this is DMCA when no notice is posted, and the posts on th
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by than3 4y ago
It is doubtful, its age old wisdom for a reason. Most cases these days, you pay for the value add features (differentiation strategy) but the base ... (free) is in most cases monetized through alternate strategies. It is how they can cover
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by than3 4y ago
Well, its tough to say what the situation actually is. 9 days with no response, is a surefire way to force any professional group off your host, and embroil yourself in bad press, and potential litigation. That said the group may not be tha
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by than3 4y ago
That's a very circular argument and definition. By that definition, any headline of any article will be clickbait to someone just by them saying so regardless of any truth in the matter. People lie every day. If you are looking at &#x
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by than3 4y ago
Its really not that hard, I don't see how you can have such a negative attitude. I linked a video above that explains it very simply. There isn't much nuance to it at all.
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by than3 4y ago
Check out the video I linked above about Survival Heuristics and Avoding Intelligence Traps. Its fairly standard SOP. If you don't know what it means that video explains it fairly well.
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by than3 4y ago
It seems like you are misunderstanding the nuance of what they are saying. Its best understood after watching and grokking this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNv2PlqmsAc Putting what is being said in the correct co
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by than3 4y ago
I agree. The more I read history, the more I realize most of the problems we have today are not new problems. For example, in 1778, it was expected that you had to have 4 children to have one live to 18 (with medical science being what it w
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by than3 4y ago
> Making it in this industry as a self taught dev used to be a source of pride. I can't agree more, teaching yourself these things you come to intuitive insights and understandings that aren't taught, and most likely can't
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by than3 4y ago
Yes, but I can't justify taking a position like that. It was US based, and was not a one-off tactic unfortunately. As others have said it was effectively minimum wage, and the job search started last Mar 2022 (biotech let a lot of peop
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by than3 4y ago
Be prepared for a long haul, some of us without degrees are still looking a year later, despite having a decade of experience doing the role. About the only offers I've gotten are a systems architect role starting at 50k, where they th
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by than3 4y ago
Your question is ill posed. Any potential answer will heavily depend on the assumptions you are making, there is no broad set specific answer, and depending on the assumptions you made but haven't communicated, it might spark whole new
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by than3 4y ago
There is no solution for the problem you are trying to solve. The issue is structural and is consistent with any other one to many structured communications system. All implementations that have this structural deficit will get bad actors c
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by than3 4y ago
The prices are simply too high for the marginal benefit they offer. Marginal costs outweigh the benefits so why would people buy? This is simple economics and they know this, but they still price fix because they must meet their minimum pro
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by than3 4y ago
Speaking from experience, burnout is not something that can be fixed overnight. If you are being overworked, which it sounds like you are, then you need to scale back the work you are actually doing dramatically, and spend focus time on you
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by than3 4y ago
Making it easier to evict people will in no way help this problem. The tax benefits of owning property far exceed any other asset. Once the local market has been consolidated into a small group, anytime that happens you get price fixing thr
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by than3 4y ago
> That's not even close to what OP stated. Exactly, but that goes to show how conditioned/indoctrinated some people can be and its not their fault. Its not like defenses against indoctrination or subversion are taught in K-12 (
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by than3 4y ago
Well as you say, those opinions are likely not held by most others, and you are not wrong about not sharing on social media. I don't agree with your opinions, quite opposed in fact, and generally if you find that sort of thing attracti
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by than3 4y ago
Except they'd claim you maliciously did it and caused economic damages by breaking their system and then bring the lawyers in. Pretty much the same narrative as what that Liberty Liberty Liberty guy did when he upped the semver noting
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by than3 4y ago
I've found that companies where they've done this (hotlinked) often have incompetent or overburdened people, and this shaming wouldn't even register. Hotlinking code like that though is just plain stupid from the liability pe

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