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by willio58 8mo ago
Based on that list it boils down to 2 things it seems: - cost (no longer a problem) - too much code needed and it bloats the data pipelines. Does anyone have any actual evidence of this being the case? Like yes, code would be needed, but wh
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by willio58 8mo ago
And there’s no subscription right?
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by willio58 8mo ago
The other difference between Steve and Tim is Steve would have never been caught dead giving a gold gift to a sitting president. It comes off as desperate and evil, two things Steve would have hated associating with Apple.
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by willio58 8mo ago
Elon cult members still to this day will tell me that because humans only use vision to drive all a Tesla needs is simple cameras. Meanwhile, I've been driven by Waymo and Tesla FSD and Waymo is by far my pick for safety and comfort. I
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by willio58 8mo ago
I loved season 1. Season 2 I thought was great, but to me they opened much more new story than they resolved. I worry season 3 will be much of the same, especially if they’re saying season 4 is basically a certainty. I think severance could
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by willio58 8mo ago
> do you ever wonder some of the people you manage might be thinking of you in the same way? I'm almost certain some of those I manage do think of me in this way. I try to explain my thought process and decision making to those I ma
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by willio58 8mo ago
> Depending on the situation, that could be construed as an attempt to actively interfere with a police investigation IANAL but I highly doubt this would hold up in court with even mildly competent attorneys. Anyone can easily accidental
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by willio58 8mo ago
Does anyone know how devices like Cellebrite work? Like high level I assume it taps the numbers and has some algorithm that prioritizes common passcode patterns. But how does it not get locked out the same way we do when we fail our passcod
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by willio58 8mo ago
For me, getting into management was less about feeling bogged down in the specifics, but more about control (directed mostly above). Anyone who’s had a bad manager or bad decisions they need to adhere to might be familiar with the feeling t
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by willio58 8mo ago
As someone with a 4k tv and an Apple TV 4K, I thought that all of my streamed content was in 4k. When I recently switched to self-hosting, I was almost certain since I was so used to 4k that I’d need to self-host all 4k content. I realized
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by willio58 8mo ago
Yeah I do the same. I’ve seen great results from writing out a large slack, copying it into ChatGPT and saying “write this more succinctly”. Then, of course, I review the output and make some manual edits here and there. That last thing is
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by willio58 8mo ago
Elon got distracted and decided we want humanoid robots.
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by willio58 8mo ago
The thing is it’s hard to stop at 4. 5. Peace out from Tesla for a while to pivot hard into far-right politics, using outsized power and influence to wage culture wars, alienate core customers, and inject volatility into a brand that was bu
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by willio58 8mo ago
Thanks, got to stage 10 without messing with any of the settings on iPhone!
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by willio58 8mo ago
Repairing grandfather clocks isn't more expensive now because it's gotten any harder; it's because the popularity of grandfather clocks is basically nonexistent compared to anything else to tell time.
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by willio58 8mo ago
It's always amazing to me when a 3.5T market cap company can't make their basic software included in their flagship OS (that costs money by the way) _extremely_ stable and reliable. The AI push is insane for sure, but this was hap
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by willio58 8mo ago
I thought they already did close them. I know at some point they got caught basically paying people to watch cameras to figure out what products people we're grabbing. I'm sure were either at the point or very close to the point w
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by willio58 9mo ago
As someone who did get on the management track a couple of years ago myself, I think it’s great you have that perspective. I miss being able to turn on some tunes, code for a few hours, and call it good for the day. At the same time, I have
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by willio58 9mo ago
> The contributor was not adding an external library that he authored without mentioning it in the comments Good point, I made the mistake of skimming and missed that part.
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by willio58 9mo ago
Wow. This is wild. I have a mix of empathy for the guy and also a feeling like he has no idea what he's doing running a business. > Traffic to our docs is down about 40% from early 2023 despite Tailwind being more popular than ever.
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by willio58 10mo ago
Claude needs to drop the required login to use their platform. I get it if you want to use their premium models, but just yesterday I tried to use their LLM. It prompted me a couple of times to log in and I dropped off immediately and went
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by willio58 10mo ago
I recently got into the whole homelab *arr stack for things like movies and tv and while I know options exist for music I just don’t see the need yet price-wise. Spotify is still just cheap enough for me to not care enough. We’ll see how lo
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by willio58 10mo ago
While I like a Karl Pilkington quote as much as the next guy, I really do want this. I have one specific use case for this layout that's always felt a little bit painful to reach into js for. I can't wait for the day I can simplif
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by willio58 10mo ago
I think it’s a little more nuanced than that. They are against things that would lessen the collective bargaining power of those in their union. This is the whole point of unions, to collectively bargain. If those immigrants were forced to
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by willio58 10mo ago
My experience with Pulumi is you can write bad pulumi code and good pulumi code and just like everything else, it's easy to end up in a codebase where one poor soul was tasked with writing it all and they didn't do the best job wi
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by willio58 10mo ago
> but given their safety profile (terrible!) I feel like there's kind of a cycle of unsafety with motorcycles on the social level in the U.S. There's a societal understanding in the U.S. that motorcycles are unsafe, which resul
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by willio58 10mo ago
It’s something I recently learned and has informed the way I think about him and his family. Seems others have appreciated the knowledge too. As a Jew myself, I think the actions of Israel over the past 2 years are clearly ethnic cleansing
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by willio58 10mo ago
Larry Ellison is also a very public supporter of Israel and the IDF, as recently as a few months ago speaking in support of Israel’s actions in Gaza.
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by willio58 10mo ago
I remember when I was a kid having an old iPod touch that didn’t support Siri and having to jailbreak it, find some weird poorly documented package in Cydia, and download that suspect package on my device while entering some (in hindsight)
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by willio58 10mo ago
As someone who leads meetings and sets agendas, I’ve basically accepted there is no perfect meeting for everyone. I regularly get oscillating feedback. One day I’ll hear “We spent too long on a couple of topics and didn’t get to enough topi

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