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throwaway1777
3y ago
Yeah you’re drunk. Apollo was a cash grab and selig admitted as such. That being said no one can give any points to Reddit for how they handled things either.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
No
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Who cares. 99.99% of the world would never use something like that. They want apps on iPhones.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
What in the heck are you even talking about? The internet would be nothing without tech companies.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Apparently the non native people of Wikipedia also have a history of it
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throwaway1777
3y ago
I would simply suggest we stop making any strong claims until we do know.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Ok I’ll be that guy. The study says there’s no risk unless you drink equivalent of 70 cokes per day. So I think I’m ok. Barely.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
That didn’t answer the question
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throwaway1777
3y ago
That actually kinda makes sense. EVs should pay their share to use the roads too.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Old news tbh
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throwaway1777
3y ago
But Meta has had a lot of cool open source projects over the years. React, cassandra, graphql, etc
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Once it was setup was it really that painful? I’ve worked with buck and for day to day usage it didn’t really affect much.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Fewer than some other companies. More than some others. But yeah, there are internal tools for layoffs. How else would you turn off access to hundreds of laptops at once?
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Liberation is generally not peaceful is it
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throwaway1777
3y ago
This is the truth, and part of why almost all content based apps do it now.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
I feel like almost every app does this. Pinterest, quora, reddit, Twitter. They’ve all had “features” like this.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Gergely is kind of a clickbait farmer now. He had his moment last year.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
I think you missed the point. The cost is how hard it is to make changes because of not breaking all those tests on legacy code.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
What a fool
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throwaway1777
3y ago
There aren’t really any features that I want, and I any content I might want deleted comes from throwaway accounts.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
There’s no way that’s common. I can’t name a single moderator or a single subreddit and I use the site every day for years.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Not sure I follow why they should move.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Might be something unique to your own setup or location. Never noticed this myself in years.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Funny, everyone was pissed at the Apollo developer before Reddit announced these changes. Now the anger has completely shifted.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Most tech companies are down 40% from their peak still unless they are part of this ai hype train.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Yes
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Amazingly snarky claim with so few sources to back it up!
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Was modern art a KGB psy-op covered up by the CIA?
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throwaway1777
3y ago
Surprised no mention of them developing their own chips.
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throwaway1777
3y ago
It’s fine to feel the ends justify the means but not everyone believes that.
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