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by treflop 2y ago
As someone who used to run an illegal video index, this is not true at all. YouTube had virtually zero enforcement. You could upload whole shows and movies and they were never taken down. Other sites like Google Video or Vimeo did go above
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by treflop 2y ago
I regularly take authority and you’re right about how people can feel, but that’s where your social skills come to play. Your average person doesn’t even take authority. The next “level” per se (not that you have to take authority — only if
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by treflop 2y ago
I believe this is not a question that can be asked. Recently I pushed a change straight to production by myself with no approval and violated many rules but it saved us and carried us for weeks. Worse case if it broke, rollback would happ
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by treflop 2y ago
I agree with what your saying but I believe this applies to everything in life. From what you do at work or say to your friends to whether you break a writing rule or whether you jump a fence. When you observe people in their element, you c
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by treflop 2y ago
Everyone knows this. But without looking at the direct rules of the system, this is the best you can do. It’s not like you can just open the source code of the universe. You observe and make a theory that explains the observations, then the
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Yeppp. That’s why I started checking. If you don’t catch it early, you’re not going to find it. Sometimes it also just gets stuck in some clothes and it doesn’t fall out on its own too. If I’m missing a sock, I give my clothes the ol’ shake
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by treflop 2y ago
I used to lose stuff and I also grew up in a hoarder house. I ended up having a place for everything as mentioned in the article. In the last 10 years, I have not actually lost a single thing. I’m actually pretty proud of myself. I also hav
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by treflop 2y ago
Personally I feel like some things that have clear chunks of work are best goal-oriented like “reading through this book” while nebulous goals require a process-oriented method of thinking. That said, I don’t think you should really worry a
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by treflop 2y ago
I too have this problem but I just straight up drop the routing table entries that block me from my printer.
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by treflop 2y ago
I don’t know if I agree that it’s unnatural. It only takes doing index73.php and index_old3.php for a few months and then eventually screwing up (unless you’re perfect) to realize how dumb putting numbers and _old4 at the end of names is. T
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by treflop 2y ago
GitHub won because it was good. SourceForge had a messy interface and frankly I hated it. Google Code was like frozen in time, like most Google projects. Microsoft’s thing — I don’t even remember the name — felt half assed and like they wer
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by treflop 2y ago
Did the public ever read published papers until recently? I can’t imagine most people having access to any publications until the Internet and late 90s at minimum. My local library did not exactly have access to journals either. I don’t thi
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by treflop 2y ago
There just isn’t. You just have to read enough of one source to determine your own opinion. Just like with anyone you meet: you are the judge if they are trustworthy, nice, mean, funny, etc. That said, I think tech journalism is the bottom
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by treflop 2y ago
I use this to download videos I add to my playlists into our shared Plex server. Mostly concert videos and skate parts. We have an archive.
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by treflop 2y ago
Go to somewhere like Japan where you have choices of 20 different payment vendors. Or even here in the states and sometimes you can pay via PayPal or Venmo or QR code. But at the end of the day, I can just tap my Visa card (or lately just A
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by treflop 2y ago
Have to disagree. I tried Flow irrespective of marketing and didn’t think it was polished. Kept running into type situations that the language didn’t support well. Kept bugging out in my IDE. Had no elegance.
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by treflop 2y ago
In my opinion, it's largely because American cities are new. If you are building a new city, you do not start with high density. Individual developers start with the cheapest build out because no one will pay a premium for a multi-leve
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by treflop 2y ago
The Northeast Corridor density is 894/sq mi Paris metro is 1,800/sq mi London metro is 7,430/sq mi Philly is 11,749/sq mi Paris is 52,000/sq mi
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by treflop 2y ago
How come no one ever looks at population density? US cities have very low density compared to other cities in other countries. New York is the exception, and their transit isn't that bad. But it's still lower than other major citi
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Can't you buy salep online?
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by treflop 2y ago
Personally while I value excellence, I reduce the frequency of errors through process and procedure because I’m lazy. I don’t mind meetings but being in a 4 hour emergency meeting because some due diligence wasn’t done is a waste of my time
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by treflop 2y ago
I’ve seen places where failed releases are just “part of normal engineering.” Because no one is perfect, they say.
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by treflop 2y ago
I don’t see how this is that newsworthy. There are many federal agencies. One of them will fuck up. Same with private companies. If you have 100 people doing the same thing, at least one of them is going to fuck it up.
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by treflop 2y ago
Well it’s as if you put your data in Salesforce and Salesforce got breached… maybe you’re bad at picking vendors but the real loss of trust would be on Salesforce. In this case, Snowflake was also the cause for the Ticketmaster and Lending
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by treflop 2y ago
Private companies get breached often too (see AT&T). Pretty much everyone gets breached. The only ones I don't think get breached deep are the really big software engineering companies where most of the company are also software en
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by treflop 2y ago
Even if it was, many of the products that came out were not defense products. Nazi Germany spent defense money to build defense products. The war was going to end eventually. Like spending too much money on remote work products during a pan
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What Boeing needs is competition. There is Airbus, which apparently doesn’t scare them enough, but there used to be a lot more in Boeing’s earlier years. Unfortunately an airplane building company has high upstart costs and is also not a co
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by treflop 2y ago
I honestly don’t agree with most of the doomsayers of the Internet. Sure, there is way more advertising and bots these days but there is WAY more content available today than 10 years ago or 20 years ago. Definitely way more diversity of co
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by treflop 2y ago
6’ 165lbs I remember drinking half of a 1 gallon plastic water jug in an hour changing a tire in the middle of a desert when it was 110°F.
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I suppose if I’m doing nothing, I’ll drink 8 cups in a day. But most days when I’m out and about, I’m drinking about a gallon. And if it’s hot, it’s more. There was a short and dumb period where I started buying plastic waste bottles and I

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