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tmpX7dMeXU
3y ago
No. This is the reality of mature software.
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3y ago
Are you implying that your stock Edge is feeding you altered text? If so, you should speak to a professional, and I don’t mean a computer professional. EDIT: someone who isn’t me should probably report the literal death threats in your bio
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3y ago
A difference that doesn’t matter to most people most of the time. GP wants a translation service built in to the browser. Even if they appreciate it being local-only, coming back with “no, here’s some largely irrelevant technical difference
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3y ago
Which answer to this question would sufficiently comfort you?
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3y ago
Yeah. Just keep it to side-projects only. Anyone practicing resume-driven development on my team will be (and I’m exaggerating here) shown the door.
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3y ago
Basic HTML Gmail can very easily just not be worth the effort given there surely can’t be that many people like you that would actually use it. Indeed Gmail pioneered HTML-driven interactive web applications to a large extent. It’s easy to
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3y ago
Israel’s methods are incredibly interesting and something that you just wouldn’t get away with in the US. I say this as a non-American non-US-resident, which I think is important because my comment sounds like American exceptionalism.
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3y ago
If you are going to resort to “it is because it is”, leave and let someone else argue your side.
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3y ago
From the government itself? You can listen to unclassified / declassified 9/11-related communications (all over YouTube) and literally hear the conversations happening. The pilots have done interviews. There’s really no questionin
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3y ago
Hah! I’ve got a long way to go.
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3y ago
Deep down you believe that this is due to you being better in so e way. The reality is that it’s dumb luck. You were a dumb kid like everyone else was. For all we know you spent all your time inside and were afraid of slugs. A kid died and
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3y ago
It shouldn’t be surprising that Apple’s support is way better than Google’s. Apple’s support is above-average, and Google’s support; even for paying customers, is a regular punchline.
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3y ago
Because they find it fun? Interesting? I don’t understand how the opposite can be true. “Everything is a product” is a terrible mindset that too many people exhibit, especially those new to tech.
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3y ago
This is incredibly naive. “If only the people were EDUCATED!” No, we are far beyond that.
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3y ago
Yeah, and what do you know, they were right. Tesla utterly squandered their first-mover advantage. I’ve talked to multiple Tesla owners (despite being a group I actively try to avoid) at charging stations and such, all lamenting the complet
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3y ago
I don’t live in America. How cold the world is that you lot resign yourselves to the expectation that you’ll resent your coworkers and employer.
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3y ago
This is simply a non-starter. I have not witnessed a single work environment where long-term remote workers don’t effectively become second-class citizens against in-person workers on the same team, in a way that materially harms productivi
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3y ago
Yeah, because it’s describing how a product works, being passed off as knowledge.
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3y ago
You don’t just get to say “from first principles” and then put forward your obviously-American POV as some immovable basis from which everyone else should be arguing from. Regulation routinely reduces cost. It’s all to do with the nature of
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3y ago
I could name plenty of other systems nobody wants and speak to their uptime, too? My Plex server probably has better uptime than GitHub lately but I’m not gonna start pushing my code there. It does its job serving the barbie movie, just lik
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3y ago
As someone that haven’t ever been to Germany or interacted with any German government, but works with different governments a lot, it has really become apparent that Germans love telling the rest of the world how bad their bureaucracy is, t
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3y ago
The Apple product placement in Ted Lasso was upsetting. You’re right. It came this close to souring me on a good show. Right up to the point of just dumping it. But even walking that close to the line is disrespectful to one’s audience.
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3y ago
That’s deranged.
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3y ago
Words mean things. The term backdoor has specific connotations and GP is right to call the title out as misleading. Your reaction, to immediately accuse them of being a lawyer for the NSA, is absurd, entirely emotionally driven, and makes m
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3y ago
Yeah. I can’t wait to see what your parents said about desktop computers.
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3y ago
Please don’t paint your obvious naivety re gender as scientific enlightenment. This is real populist Ben Shapiro reasoning and I’d really hope that this community is above it. The reality is that esp. when we are talking about mental health
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3y ago
Hah. People have believed in this for some time. MAPS has been around for a while. What you mean is, not the right people, and now we are back to morality policing.
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3y ago
OK. Firstly, people in academia don’t even talk like this (“what’s your source!”). Secondly, you’re fighting anecdotes with anecdotes, which is fine, except you’re trying to pull the ladder up after you. You’re coming across as an MDMA fanb
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3y ago
That is the most MDMA thing ever.
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3y ago
If GP is so wrong then argue against what they said and not what they didn’t say.
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