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by wredue 3y ago
There’s a 0% chance that musk has any private interest in reducing bots. Bots was his excuse to try to get out of an obviously shitty deal that he made. That’s it.
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by wredue 3y ago
I didn’t say I agreed with the author. Just their logic. I think they are conflating free will with freedom and capability and it sounds a bit off the rails.
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by wredue 3y ago
That’s a complete mischaracterization of that situation. The conversation DID ask if it was a leak. Then they studied the evidence and only after studying the evidence did they publicly sign that it was probably of natural origin.
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by wredue 3y ago
Sorry, where is this documented that this lab is known for leaks? To my knowledge, as of 3 months ago, the only “tangible” evidence for a lab leak was that china cleaned up before the WHO arrived and could better investigate. You are the fi
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by wredue 3y ago
That’s not the argument being made there. At a high level, the argument is that free will is an illusion that is highly constrained by your environment. In fact, your own example of punching him in the face only serves to support their case
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by wredue 3y ago
It’s a pretty common workflow for big business. Wait till you hear how businesses intentionally pit employees against each other by granting different benefits at different levels so that the majority doesn’t feel as bad about things. This
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by wredue 3y ago
“Stack overflow did not elaborate” A year after a major hiring push? Guessing it’s the “save money by ridding ourselves of expertise” workflow: 1) hire a bunch of fresh blood who are willing to work long hours for no money for some reason 2
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by wredue 3y ago
It is difficult, but having a clearer picture with more variables accounted for doesn’t hurt, unless you take modern models and try to run them with less accurate, or outright missing older data (which climate change deniers frequently do a
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by wredue 3y ago
Organizations will do whatever they think is cheaper. Convenience doesn’t matter. The manager will say that SaaS costs half as much and then we get the direction to move. When the pendulum swings to “On-Premise will cost half as much”, we w
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by wredue 3y ago
If there’s one thing I love, it’s waiting on vendors when issues are happening.
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by wredue 3y ago
Is this a fully collaborative tooling with self linking? Having hundreds of out of date, and insecure word documents is a dismal affair when you get a call in the middle of the night. For issue resolution, documents steps are moving right i
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by wredue 3y ago
Nobody wants charging malls. Everyone wants to charge at home. But that’s still not going to be enough to topple the issue that battery cars are $20,000 more expensive than their ICE counterparts, which is more than the whole budget most pe
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by wredue 3y ago
If that was true, then there wouldn’t be database clients that are 100% faster than competitor clients and web servers that are several hundred % faster than slower ones, don’t you think? “IO therefor slow” is a “myth”. IO is slow, but the
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by wredue 3y ago
Are you talking about the time an alt-right group tricked a news outlet in to sharing images as a gotcha? Of course the images coming from officials in Israel are going to be propaganda for their side, and if you are consuming those images,
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by wredue 3y ago
There’s a far cry difference between “being skeptical” and “live in an alternate reality” though. A lot of people use “be skeptical” as a means to reject what’s right in front of them.
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by wredue 3y ago
>not interested in the tools of the trade etc You’re looking at this wrong. Enterprise tools of the trade are not the same as start up tools of the trade. You’re not going to get in to an enterprise order management codebase and be pitch
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by wredue 3y ago
2 minutes isn’t even really bad build times. I think that part of “compile times suck” is that, when we are learning, we are building extremely small programs. Hundreds of lines at the very top end. During this phase of our personal develop
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by wredue 3y ago
Mid 20s with when your lifestyle shift just starts to catch up to you. You go from a more active young person that eats just enough to get back to hanging with friends to binge drinking in an instant. Then you go from that to a much lazier,
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by wredue 3y ago
I see a study suggesting that, in hypogonadal men (important), TTh or TRT seems to improve their liver.
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by wredue 3y ago
Sorry, but you’ve been fooled by the web and functional programmers propaganda against performance. Also, what the author seems to mean is that this is faster than specific python, js and go clients. Anyway. At the IO boundary, there’s a lo
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by wredue 3y ago
So Microsoft failing for a decade to bring titles to their console means that it’s okay to remove titles from Sony gamers? The consoles today don’t have identical catalogs. That’s where your argument falls apart. One company made a decade o
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by wredue 3y ago
It’s not Sonys fault that Microsoft destroyed their first party dominance while Sony was curating their exclusive titles. Microsoft endorsed enshittification and got complacent. Sony didn’t. Microsoft lost their previously winning position
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by wredue 3y ago
Uh no. Buying out previously cross platform studios and then converting their titles to Microsoft only is absolutely not “strengthening competition”. If Microsoft want to strengthen competition, they would stop burning their first party stu
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by wredue 3y ago
The real part about front end being garbage that pissing me off is that people I have to speak on the phone with go on to patronize me about how “you know you can just use the online form, right?” I COULD use the online form if the fucking
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by wredue 3y ago
Jobs uniquely understood that promoting exclusively sales people is the primary cause of legendary product degradation. It’s a little absurd to state “uniquely” there, because obviously, “everyone” understands this except the people that ne
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by wredue 3y ago
My dash cam filled with video of cyclists riding in a car lane beside a protected bike lane, and otherwise ignoring signage (stop and yield signs, signs stating road exceptions where bikes must use and share the sidewalk with pedestrians in
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by wredue 3y ago
Maybe I’m just thinking outside of the box here, but how exactly do 3,000 lbs pieces of metal and glass become safer for people crossing the street in an addressable way by auto makers, when it’s the buyers demanding larger and larger vehic
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by wredue 3y ago
Grabbing dodged taxes from corporations is somewhat arbitrary, in that it doesn’t happen because republicans keep defunding the IRS, which is a major issue because nabbing tax dodging corporations has a massive return on investment. If Micr
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. Also, to be honest, we still have process and approvals to get through to spin up AWS stuff. It’s not like process disappears just cause you’re not on your own hardware. Infra is still its own team with its own budgets poking and prod
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by wredue 3y ago
The Canadian government “secret spat” doesn’t seem so secret. Xiaomi stuff is laced with various levels of spyware. There’s also tech relations issues due to huawei shenanigans and back doors.

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