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by wredue 3y ago
Or trespassing people who are no longer welcome. The idea that code of conduct can’t exist is nonsense. The idea that it violates free speech is also nonsense, as it has been well settled that you don’t have free speech on private land.
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by wredue 3y ago
The racists don’t usually post outright racist stuff anymore (unless you go looking for forums that enable such a thing). It doesn’t work, even with bots. You nearly always just see dog whistles, whataboutism, “Just Asking Questions”, “I’m
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by wredue 3y ago
This doesn’t demonstrate anything about the savings. Anecdotally, when my previous company was looking at costs, cloud unequivocally came out significantly more expensive, and that wasn’t even a large company (only 2,000 or so employees). I
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by wredue 3y ago
If I had to guess, there are hordes of businesses out there that maintain operations on prem, and a large lift like this is great for the resume. Of course, I could also be entirely wrong, but I also am not going to pretend that IT resume p
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by wredue 3y ago
You can download any number of models that will be freely racist for you. Queries powered by Microsoft servers will be filtered. Similarly, businesses are free to create their downloadable models however they so choose, and you are free to
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by wredue 3y ago
They’re not “worried about it”. When filters are removed, one of the first things people do to the bots is make them racists. Time and time again. It happens every time.
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by wredue 3y ago
It’s because everyone time someone says “performance”, something clicks in most developers brains, forcing them to respond with weird things like “being 50x slower is actually fast enough”.
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by wredue 3y ago
Microsoft’s new terminal application rendered text extremely slowly, like 10 minutes to cat 1gb of text slow. Casey submitted a bug saying that it’s slow and should be much much faster. Microsoft responded something like “text is hard … … p
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by wredue 3y ago
What does “hawking radiation encoding the future through black holes” at all have to do with “humans intervening with and encoding their own signals over radio spectrums”? Nothing.
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by wredue 3y ago
That “sounds” a whole lot like “water has memory” quackery. I don’t want to dismiss it off hand because there’s all sorts of funky things out there, but “information encoded radiation” is something that I’d be pretty immediately and heavily
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by wredue 3y ago
The problem is that “slippery slope” arguments don’t demonstrate anything. Remember when the USA south kept saying “what’s next, marrying animals?!” With regard to legalizing equal marriage? This shit doesn’t mean anything because rational
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by wredue 3y ago
How on earth do you go from “companies probably shouldn’t be allowed to lie to consumers about product details” To “We should restrict speech against the government” ?
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by wredue 3y ago
I remember a story a HN user shared about how they lifted their businesses reporting and switched it out for an AI instead. I guarantee that business is lighting money on fire.
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by wredue 3y ago
>every country wants its citizens data within its borders Countries are actively trying to stop citizen data being at home. The TPP was one such example.
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by wredue 3y ago
Lots of subtitles are straight up wrong anyway. You’re nearly as good off guessing what they said in some cases. I honestly thing that they’re created by third parties who just run the audio through an AI and call it a day.
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by wredue 3y ago
In a lot of ways, rust definitely encourages heavy use of allocator. Even if you program better for it, one of the prevailing opinions on “learning about lifetimes” is to “not learn lifetimes, just make copies”.
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by wredue 3y ago
Okay? The point is that the claim that “paying for premium means you’re no longer the product” is absolutely, and demonstrably bullshit. Now you’re just giving money to Google for you to be the product, with a side benefit of (currently) no
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by wredue 3y ago
Nice moving the goalposts! I wasn’t talking about the types of ads you see, I was specifically addressing the absolute bullshit claim that “if you pay, you are no longer the product”, which is 100% demonstrably bullshit. Secondly, paying fo
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by wredue 3y ago
Difficult to find due to the keywords involved. In point form: -rcan used to generally lean slightly left, and banned terrible sources, bigotry as well as outright fake news -metacanada didn’t like that white nationalism wasn’t allowed, and
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by wredue 3y ago
There’s lots of not venture backed open source terminals right now and even more being worked on. Nobody who’s been paying any attention to the strong correlation of venture to enshittification is going to give this a second look.
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by wredue 3y ago
Google would respond by removing your country from using YouTube. Then it would be up to your country to call their bluff. Who know whether they would or not. Google held out for longer than I thought they would on the Canada link laws. Ult
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by wredue 3y ago
Yes I am sure. Because all of the accounts that JAQ off with idiotic shit like “how can we trust science!?” Are always new accounts, or accounts whos entire history is anti-science brigading or just outright bigotry. You can ignore the coup
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by wredue 3y ago
This is not the terminal for me, but it looks like a pretty typical “as is, no warranty, no liability, telemetry is collected” TOS. Even if I was on the market for a slow, space wasting terminal, it appears venture backed, so enshitificatio
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by wredue 3y ago
You can also look at the /r/Canada takeover, where a small group of people pretended for YEARS to be something they were not till they were able to seat, and subsequently stage a coup on the sub.
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by wredue 3y ago
>acres of white space I recently tried overwatch and I seriously cannot find a single damned thing in that UI. Unlabelled buttons. Shit in completely random places. Extra buttons where not needed just to insert ridiculous white space. Co
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by wredue 3y ago
Sorry, but your entire post is a “no true Scotsman”. >if the code is not maintainable, then it’s not real clean code” If this isn’t a word for word prime example of “no true Scotsman”, I don’t know what is.
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by wredue 3y ago
What a giant pile of “no true Scotsman” The purpose of clean code and the results of practicing it, it turns out, are vastly different. The reason for that is because people are generally incapable of predicting any future state of their co
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by wredue 3y ago
Feigning ignorance when called out on your nonsense. I see the mindset of the excuse parade has not changed in a couple years. “I didn’t make any claims, I only stated that you have to trade away performance to get maintainability and reada
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by wredue 3y ago
Lithium was also bouncing around the usual pump and dump suspects like Wallstreetbets for a while. Probably, someone with influence lost money buying at the top and is pushing articles to try to recoup their losses.
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by wredue 3y ago
You made a list of things that you supposedly gain by sacrificing performance, and I am telling you to prove your claims. I don’t want to see stupid medium article childish anecdotes. I want to see a real measured study that backs up your h

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