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901.
by vasco 1y ago
A lot of nerve from the guy that invented the hardest programming language to use right, and the easiest to use wrong.
902.
by vasco 1y ago
> I guess you could take the idea that someone has an experience that may be different to yours I do as a default because it is, that's why the sentence is tautological - which was my point. There's also a difference between ex
903.
by vasco 1y ago
You misunderstand, their sentence is in the first person, you cannot experience anything in third person.
904.
by vasco 1y ago
No problem friend, happy to help. I still think it's a stupid phrase, you don't have anyone else's experience and you're never not alive to experience anything. All it does is "I'm trying to make my point stron
905.
by vasco 1y ago
> My lived experience What are the other types of experience one might have?
906.
by vasco 1y ago
Even Google kept considering killing GCP for years. Meta is going to burn a bunch more billions on cartoons that play in your glasses before they get into cloud hosting and the other existing competitors have huge issues crossing the chasm
907.
by vasco 1y ago
It's funny to imagine this AI based autocomplete prompting when the interface isn't a keyboard but a brain chip. Effectively mind control.
908.
by vasco 1y ago
Tiktok is already AITok.
909.
by vasco 1y ago
You normally keep up with staffing updates for writers at random internet blogs? That is mind-blowing, I don't think I ever even read the name of the author of an article intentionally, and when I do it by mistake I forget it 2 webpage
910.
by vasco 1y ago
And the sun looks yellow, but maybe back to the topic, is there an example of a company which was killed primarily by not hiring juniors? Its like I asked of examples of burn victims and you told me "steve has the flu".
911.
by vasco 1y ago
Ok, which companies has it killed? At least one example?
912.
by vasco 1y ago
Found the anecdata thread! My grandpa had a 20cl cup of red wine at lunch every day and died at 87 with cancer AND dementia.
913.
by vasco 1y ago
My dismissive but practical take is "well yeah there's nobody in the room to call an ambulance when you have the heart attack you'll most likely have", which mindfulness classes and support groups don't help with. T
914.
by vasco 1y ago
I didn't downvote you, and it's against the rules to focus on the voting anyway.
915.
by vasco 1y ago
Billions of people use android phones without malware, you are exagerating slightly.
916.
by vasco 1y ago
Being harassed non-stop and only doing a gesture and getting suspended by a gesture when you get much worse is so unfair. Like "let's see if we can create school shooters" level of unfair. I wonder if the USA has a lot of sch
917.
by vasco 1y ago
This is an example of the agent thinking it has to defend the principal but misunderstanding context.
918.
by vasco 1y ago
That's the point, you put no effort and decided to do what you had decided already to do before.
919.
by vasco 1y ago
How much of a moron do you have to be to buy direct-to-bezos listening devices that are always on and submit your conversations to the cloud? Only because you don't want to print a recipe? There's a lot of morons.
920.
by vasco 1y ago
It's not a paper or a journal but you could at least try to run a decent benchmark. As it is this serves no purpose other than reinforcing whatever point you started with. Didn't even tweak postgres buffers, literally what's
921.
by vasco 1y ago
I like how other than being triggered by the word rich fucks your reply has nothing to do with universities being remote or in person, just you bragging about personal accomplishments? I mean congratulations, but universities are still goin
922.
by vasco 1y ago
Because a university's ability to charge the prices they do depends on people being on location. Nobody is going to pay 50k or 100k for an online course. Plus if rich fucks can't buy a building to put their name on that kids will
923.
by vasco 1y ago
How is firefox legitimate competition when they are basically financed by Google?
924.
by vasco 1y ago
I mean when I was a kid nobody did it, when I was in highschool all the classes had at least 3 girls doing it and nowadays nobody does it anymore at those rates (I have 2 friends who now teach at the highschool we went to). Thats what it me
925.
by vasco 1y ago
The majority (like over 100) of world countries have Republic in their name.
926.
by vasco 1y ago
Only way to widthraw consent in a democracy is moving to pay your taxes somewhere else.
927.
by vasco 1y ago
In all of these situations if you want to do the right thing you need plausible deniability. Network block IPs from Iran, don't block VPNs, done, users from sanctioned countries can use your software but you're also going by the r
928.
by vasco 1y ago
Read up, there's plenty of literature, there's no need for something to make sense before you actually read up on it.
929.
by vasco 1y ago
Better not forget to take a shit in the morning ever, or all your efforts are wasted.
930.
by vasco 1y ago
> Well, in my experience, "in my experience" anecdotes are lazy In this case this reinforces their argument

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