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by yesbut 8mo ago
> An accidental email revealed the scope of Amazon’s workforce purge. For thousands of cloud professionals, the news hit personally.
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by yesbut 11mo ago
Consider the framing today: "Trump is doing all these terrible things, making all of these drastic changes, exploiting the system to his will." The Dems can no longer use the excuse that the president is handcuffed. Trump 2.0 is s
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by yesbut 1y ago
not google
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by yesbut 1y ago
finally some good news.
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by yesbut 1y ago
humans are perverts. who knew?
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by yesbut 1y ago
might? ascii art has a pervert problem.
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by yesbut 1y ago
Just wanted to drop a quick note that I donated to the Dark Reader project. long overdue. I use Dark Reader every day across multiple browsers and it's become one of those essential extensions I install immediately on any new setup. It
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by yesbut 1y ago
cool, more airplane space junk collisions in our future. thanks.
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by yesbut 1y ago
its so they can put ads in it without you being able to block them like you can in Thunderbird.
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by yesbut 1y ago
no
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by yesbut 1y ago
no, AI is supposed to reduce the labor costs for companies. that is how the AI companies are marketing their AI services to corporate C teams. any other benefits that their marketing departments are pushing to the public are smoke screens.
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by yesbut 1y ago
no
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by yesbut 1y ago
once we've gotten rid of the nation state and private corporations own everything then certainly everyone will be better off. /s
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by yesbut 1y ago
996 culture can pound sand. lame.
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by yesbut 1y ago
salary aside, the vibe coders are exposing themselves to increased cognitive decline which should be a strong enough incentive to avoid AI to begin with. maybe they already had a cognitive impairment before reading this MIT study and can&#x
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by yesbut 1y ago
If left to the generosity of companies to allow us to control the hardware we purchase then we will never be able to modify the hardware we purchase again. There are no inalienable rights that we, as humans, do not define and legislate ours
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by yesbut 1y ago
Anyone who doesn't agree with this is a collaborator and should be publicly shamed.
48.
by yesbut 1y ago
you don't need analytics for most of the stuff you do.
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by yesbut 1y ago
never provide these services with personal data / identifiers.
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by yesbut 1y ago
regardless of what the corporations say we do own the devices we purchase.
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by yesbut 1y ago
meat crayon
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We Stopped Caring About "Selling Out"(currentaffairs.org)
2 points by yesbut 1y ago|1 comments
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by yesbut 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anJEQDDfra0
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by yesbut 1y ago
they also want me to stop using ad blockers.
55.
by yesbut 1y ago
No thanks. I'm sure I'm not alone when I say that I will just stop using your service if you require age identification from me.
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by yesbut 1y ago
Cool, more railroad monopolies, yay.
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by yesbut 1y ago
Internet communities are heavily censored if you want discuss anything that falls outside of mainstream centrist or conservative right-wing narratives. Try discussing left alternatives to capitalism on any of the major platforms. Shadow ban
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by yesbut 1y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/may/14/joe...
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by yesbut 1y ago
maybe MS is a bad example, MS is also a monopoly in many respects. Most companies aren't these giants. We've all been in a situation where the C team/upper management make terrible decisions like this without concerning thems
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by yesbut 1y ago
Does it run Doom?

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