wewtyflakes

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by wewtyflakes 4y ago
The perceived ease of that operation in a monorepo is what makes it dangerous. Unless these changes all map to a single monolith service, then even though you have updated all call sites, these callers will not be deployed all at the same t
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by wewtyflakes 4y ago
This seems like an overly hostile response to someone who expressed skepticism.
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by wewtyflakes 4y ago
Okay, what are they?
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I think those are reasonable outliers, and that businesses like Affirm are unlikely to provide financing for those types of transactions.
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I think there is a perception that he regularly engages in bad faith, and this is not a simple one-off administrative mistake.
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
People are living social creatures, they are not robots, and the pursuit to treat humans as APIs for units of productivity will lead to a predictable outcome of causing human misery.
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
What about that seems reckless to you? There are examples of cars today that use this approach. It sounds like you are eagerly labeling it as being reckless, then assigning blame to the person you replied to as if they intended to be reckle
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
They do if their URL is misleading or is otherwise disguised. Also, it is common to click links without knowing ahead of time what the full content of the page is. That may not be ideal, but this is what it is. Ad blockers give users a laye
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I think the poster is at a reasonable level of angry. What makes you feel otherwise?
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
You would think so, but perhaps not! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Belenko
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
Yes, and it seems to be "ego", which seems like a poor justification.
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
Why not leave it to Ukrainians to decide if they want to be reunited or not? Why does Putin believe it is right for him to make that choice for them? The fact that his army is actively bombing them makes this argument ridiculous.
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I think that example breaks down for the laymen understanding of a transaction, since the robber is a different party than who gave the coins in the first place. What if an employer paid you in coins, so you take your coins and go home, the
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
To the entity holding the coins, whether it is a single Bitcoin transaction as per the protocol of Bitcoin, or multiple transactions, makes no difference... ultimately they will or wont be holding a certain number of Bitcoins. To then say,
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I think the sentiment of the article was that all of these technical details and nuances are ultimately irrelevant to governments that control armies. Those government can even legislate ridiculous things ( https://en.wikipedia.or
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
That seems reasonable, but isn't this data set a sampling, since it appears to only capture the page viewing habits of people who have opted to install various browser extensions? If so, wouldn't that imply that the non-sampled nu
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
You said presumably, though the article gives specific numbers. Can you elaborate on what numbers or analysis would be reasonable as to not fall into the fallacy you also call out?
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
Thank you for the thoughtful reply. That is a rational argument for how inflation would impact subscriptions, even when the price of the subscription does not increase. Though, wouldn't the effects of inflation be seen as being less sp
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
The numbers being called out greatly exceed 3 and 6. Unsure what inflation would have to do with cancellation numbers unless you are arguing that the cost of the service has inflated more greatly than the income of its users. However, the s
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
I may be incorrect, but I believe once you are near the car that it can connect via Bluetooth and operate over that local network, rather than going through the public internet and routing commands through Tesla's servers, but again, I
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by wewtyflakes 5y ago
Because of methodical actions like this: https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews.go.com/amp/Entertainmen... There is deliberate effort by that government to erase that history. Do you think they are not eff