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by wordofx 2y ago
I’m unsure how PirateSoftware is popular. Most of the time has either spins a story that a team of people worked on at blizzard worked on as his own personal achievement. Or has no idea what he’s talking about. Theo on the other hand is mos
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by wordofx 2y ago
LOL if Matt went to court about the trademark it would get laughed out. It’s not sound at all.
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by wordofx 2y ago
40,000 terrorists.
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by wordofx 2y ago
That’s around when I stopped using it. (2010) but I moved to premiere pro. Haven’t been back to FCP since. But if they stopped screwing users that’s great!
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by wordofx 2y ago
I’ve been burned twice with FCP. Happy on version X, updated macOS, run FCP and it fails with that it doesn’t work on this version, contact FCP and get told I have to pay for the latest version to work on that version of macOS. It seems lik
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by wordofx 2y ago
So you’re saying it’s better to stick to Windows or Linux where you don’t need to pay for an update when you wanted to stay on a specific version, just because your OS updated.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Final Cut Pro > this should not be on the list. Versions require paying to upgrade and if you update macOS you end up having to pay for FCP.
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by wordofx 2y ago
If you’re not putting the input inside the label then you’re doing it wrong. Bootstrap changing this in v4 is no excuse to not do it.
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by wordofx 2y ago
There’s no public announcement yet but from what reps say to customers and what people working on azure say is app insights is more or less being wound down in favor of building out open source solutions because it’s more favourable and les
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by wordofx 2y ago
They are also networked.
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by wordofx 2y ago
lol have you ever run a business? Worked in management? Or have you only ever been at the bottom of the food chain?
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by wordofx 2y ago
You probably don’t need most of those managers. And you missed the point of Elon being on site.
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by wordofx 2y ago
What’s your plans for applications insights sunsetting?
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by wordofx 2y ago
While jobs maybe not require someone been physically present. So far over the last 2 years seeing multiple businesses do return to office, productivity sky rocketed. Sure a few people who didn’t want to return to the office left, but turns
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by wordofx 2y ago
lol you think Elon sits there writing shit at a desk? He delegates. Runs multiple businesses and floats about unblocking people and making sure progress is made. Engineers don’t work like that.
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by wordofx 2y ago
MS is hardly remote. Lots of people being asked to come back. Just not a blanket statement like Amazon.
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by wordofx 2y ago
I always find it amusing, reading comments from all these people who claim to be more productive working from home, or think that it works better. It proves they work in silos and contribute little. But HN is like “no WFH good, WFO bad, me
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by wordofx 2y ago
So basically 2 things you don’t need k8s to solve?
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by wordofx 2y ago
So… censorship. Just because you don’t like what someone said does not make what they said wrong. Flagging comments is censorship. Plain and simple. You’re trying to remove opinions you don’t agree with.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Ah good old toxic site: StackOverflow. You could write. “THIS ONLY WORKS ON X VERSION” Before giving an answer. And people will downvote saying it doesn’t work on Y version.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Well with climate change we have no scientists saying otherwise because we see they get attacked and lose funding by the quackery of the public and governments. As evident by the idiots on HN.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Weird how pointing out climate change inaccuracies destroyed scientific debate. In any thread about climate change they are desperate to tell you that you’re a climate denier when you point out inaccurate information. For those who remember
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by wordofx 2y ago
Yes and no. It’s a PRC game. But they limit the number of hours people can play games.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Unsure why my comment was flagged. If you want to see how much of the newspapers are censored in Sweden you’re free to go live there for a while, and witness the crime that happens and lack of support from police or media attention when the
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by wordofx 2y ago
Singapore - 1 code per building.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> space since they don't have all the same restrictions as the bigger companies. Can you give an example? Midjourney is heavily censored so it seems like it has a lot of restrictions.
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by wordofx 2y ago
I love how you write a novel to justify not being able to manage your work/life balance.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Haha a few companies making bold claims it worked despite lost productivity and realising later that being in the office was more productive doesn’t align with your “fact”.
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by wordofx 2y ago
No. You make a choice to live far or unconvinced from your place of work. And that is totally fine. But it doesn’t change the fact you are less productive working from home than in the office. Can argue all you want but it doesn’t change th
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by wordofx 2y ago
There’s no point in arguing with people on HN. The same people downvoting you are the same people who refuse to use AI because it’s “not perfect”. They would rather work from home and be made redundant and unemployable than be productive an

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