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by znpy 3mo ago
> When the biggest companies in the world are each giving you hundreds of thousands of dollars per year, you probably don't want to upset them. Don’t forget that those money ultimately go to individuals, that often willingly sacrifi
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> both (IMHO) are much longer than they need to be I haven’t read moby dick but i dropped 20’000 leagues under the see a bit past half the book because of this. At some point the author spent pages and pages and pages describing the envi
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That’s not what a nas is. A NAS is some software that exposes folders over the network using network filesystems like smb or nfs.
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by znpy 3mo ago
> On Facebook, I am beholden to the whims of men in suits who have gleefully incinerated the mental and emotional stability of billions of people for the sake of making money. Sorry what? Facebook/meta has a very diverse employee po
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by znpy 3mo ago
StackOverflow’s issue was never the branding. A lot of people stayed there despite despising it because it has a lot of answers and had a critical mass of users. It’s been no coincidence it died within a year after LLMs became popular. One
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The average developer is much dumber than you think.
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The internet went to shit pretty much when Facebook went mainstream: internet stopped being some kind of alternative reality and started merging with regular reality… but worse.
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Thank you for chiming in! <3
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Restarting windows twice a day meant a productive day, back in the days of windows 98 (which by the way lived well past windows 2000 and windows xp)
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by znpy 3mo ago
I was about to post something similar. There was a big fanfare about orioledb a while ago, and i think it got bought by people that wanted to push that into mainstream postgres? Did it die somewhere along the road?
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DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
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> In the past, Bandcamp has been the first place I pointed people. I've stopped enthusiastically recommending services to people because i've seen too many service turn into shit, and then i felt awful for getting friends and f
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BTW I honestly think they could get away with running a few instances of Varnish/Vynil and call it a day.
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the issue with EU companies is often the mindset: https://julien.danjou.info/blog/europes-cloud-problem-isnt-t... As tech worked who has worked in US FAANGs (still in europe)... the difference is immense. EU companies
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I still have a .tk domain, paid since 2008, because it was the only one with my surname available. Haven’t had much issues but surely if could go back and i’d pick a different tld.
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by znpy 3mo ago
> Are developers in other countries living in such different worlds? Yes. Back in the my days at $faang in europe it was not uncommon to hear people getting 120-160 k€/year in compensation and we were “poor” compared to us engineers
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> I hate how right wingers are constantly trying to normalize viscous, abhorrent rhetoric like this. Ironically, they often claim to be religious... I mean, have you seen the political discourse on the left? they want to literally eat th
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by znpy 3mo ago
again, very short-sighted. > Children will have to emigrate or at least move far away, you'll meet them once or twice a year, or every two years, unable to create any bond with grandchildren. That is not true in general, and a lot d
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in the year of AI google could easily to a first round of review of DMCA complaints and nonetheless, it's still on their side to act properly. it's not like they lack funds to pay people reviewing claims.
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> If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them." yeah i
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by znpy 3mo ago
> It seems that anyone can file a bogus copyright claim to get an article they don't like removed from Google's search index This has been known for years. Copyright has been abused for many many years in this sense. And Google
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Your line of reasoning is very shortsighted.
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by znpy 4mo ago
> vPro requires the NIC to be connected directly to the PCH (over PCIe/CNV). This is going over USB, which won't cut it. i see, i did not know about this. however, let me use your knowledge and ask you another question: vpro-en
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by znpy 4mo ago
> now that they have it, why would they give it up? a number of reasons, including avoiding to feed the gerontocracy > Times are precarious yeah i get it but at the same time, times are always precarious.
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> Millennials received kick in their teeth when entering adulthood and around the time when was the moment for a last (or the first, finally) child. X doubt. I partially agree but at the same time what I see with my eyes does not really
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Most of the civilised world is becoming a gerontocracy. With birth rates in free fall for last twenty years, what did we expect?
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We’re adopting agent-sandbox ( https://agent-sandbox.sigs.k8s.io/ ) as we already run most if our stuff in kubernetes and it’s been working very well, the only downside being it’s a moving target as it’s still essentially in
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> I hear that SF has one of the highest rates of homelessness... My understanding is that homelessness in California is a business similar to dating apps (tinder etc). If dating apps would actually find you a partner, they would all go o
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> Delay family formation (gen z) Millennial here, I've mostly given up on that front. I won't get into details, but trust me: money definitely helps but it's not the deciding factor (or even the main risk factor). > My
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> Wealthy people often retire early, and if you’ve spent three decades at Microsoft Eh, it really depends on whether your wealth has creeped into your lifestyle, as well as if you have a family and have set roots into an expensive city.

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