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voidfunc
5d ago
> Even with his successes (Tesla, SpaceX) he has built them up in large part by bending levers of government to his advantage. So what? Thats called being a maverick. He is very very good at executing on making money which is the point o
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6d ago
This, I dont do worry about TC or promos. If youre executing and people are happy then rewards and status usually follow. If not,you move along.
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11d ago
Checked exceptions are controversial mostly because a lot of the core APIs use them in places where it's pointless to check, like IOException. Using them correctly can be great tho.
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13d ago
At some point you realize theres an entire industry around climate change fear just like there's an entire industry for climate change denial. Then you realize it never really mattered and you reach enlightenment.
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14d ago
This guy is such a self-serving wanker.
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14d ago
This is a country that voted for Trump twice soooo... it's anybodies guess.
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17d ago
Lol $2K. Fuck that.
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19d ago
This shit aint never getting fixed.
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22d ago
Right? Im not touching that thing with a 10ft pole.
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23d ago
Letting a 5yo wander off unsupervised to a large body of water is pretty dumb.
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23d ago
Unfortunately they are going to succeed.
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25d ago
A sizable portion of the blue collar economy collapses too if the white collar portion stops having money to spend or suddenly has an influx of time to do some of the stuff the blue collar workers were doing for them like lawns, home repair
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26d ago
Yep
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29d ago
They learned good from the tobacco industry about how to manage this properly. Getting way out in front of things and pretending to regulate themselves.
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1mo ago
Copilot is fine? Just use it through whatever harness you want like OpenCode.
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1mo ago
Its all a precursor to setting up a reason to invade Canada. If Canada moves on with a threat to do something with energy then buckle up.
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1mo ago
I'm dealing with a relatively minor but annoying back and neck issue and the number of people that have come out of the woodwork to tell me to go to a chiropractor is kind of shocking. I need actual physical therapy from someone with a
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1mo ago
It's a relatively new distro. They'll figure it out. I like what DHH is doing in this space even if I don't plan to use it.
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1mo ago
What I find even more amusing is that all the people that screech about how much they hate Elon, Trump, Conservatives etc. They also still basically only use Twitter err X. The network effect is hard to pull away from especially when you re
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1mo ago
An oath isn't a binding legal requirement. The military reports to the government.
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1mo ago
Not with 50%+ of the country supporting this administration. Its the people that are the problem. These policies and politics will outcast Trump because middle Anerica and The South are filled with morons.
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1mo ago
Fantastic, might mean I get to golf all winter up here in New England if it stays warm enough thanks to this.
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1mo ago
Thats why man invented Gods and religion. Keep the masses believing in the importance of cooperation and being good while you rob them blind.
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1mo ago
Where's the fun in that?
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voidfunc
1mo ago
Probably easier to just merge our consciousness with machine based bodies in the long-term. Biology is a bitch compared to mechanical engineering.
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2mo ago
Honestly that doesn't sound so bad.
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2mo ago
Excellent, but now I have a new problem: An addiction to meth.
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voidfunc
2mo ago
Because I have better things to do with my time.
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2mo ago
Ive been doing this for enough time. Code is rarely the hard part. Code rarely matters at all in my career experience. Shipping a working service or product matters and theres a lot of ways you can get there. The upside of good code is usua
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2mo ago
Honestly that may be just the reaction the company was hoping for which is both valuable for you and them. You save time not going through an interview for a place you might dislike and they get to move on quickly.
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