zo1

65 ms·

961.
by zo1 4y ago
That's a failing on our industry to some degree then. We automate everything and fix gaps with technical solutions all the time. But now, 20 years after the internet became huge, we think that we still haven't figured out how to e
962.
by zo1 4y ago
Sure you can. Ask one of your devs to spend X amount of time on something. Might not be an exact 1 for 1 or 0.1% but it still beats the many many hours you'd waste architecting around cloud-specific issues and nuances. Or the cost of d
963.
by zo1 4y ago
How does anesthesia work? What are you referring to exactly?
964.
by zo1 4y ago
A camera can absolutely stop a whole lot, assuming there is willpower to follow up on what is recorded. If that is the case, the camera will act as a deterrent.
965.
by zo1 4y ago
Tinfoil hat mode: CORS enforced in the browser and other such related "privacy" tech were pushed by Google and big tech to prevent stuff like this. Turning the browser into a consumption platform with an encrypted pipe between you
966.
by zo1 4y ago
I was there and it was nothing like what the parent posted. It's doubling down on blaming the "Whites" (again) for what precipitated the crisis and the disaster that ensued. A bunch of those farmers moved elsewhere and star
967.
by zo1 4y ago
Unfortunately, in the meantime, the "monopoly" has done huge and world-or-population scale damage in some way. Just think of how the industry has been affected (potentially negatively) by the heavy push and funding by big tech gia
968.
by zo1 4y ago
Whoever wrote or approved that should be fired. Whether they are a lawyer or politician, it matters not. To parse it one needs to write it out, draw brackets around concepts, and then add lines between the potentially-grouped concepts becau
969.
by zo1 4y ago
This is not going to be a pretty thread. Hopefully we can keep this civil and maybe move the conversation forward, as this could be a big tipping point in the landscape wrt DEI.
970.
by zo1 4y ago
"Part of the calculus" is just a euphemism indicating that race was a criteria that was possibly the reason someone was layed off. Let's be honest shall we instead of trying to play mental gymnastics. Imagine if the response
971.
by zo1 4y ago
Another famous example of this "brand" re-use that I only recently found out about: AEG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AEG
972.
by zo1 4y ago
Maybe a nice in-between stepping stone: let people choose what portion of their taxes goes where. Maybe we find out that good portions of government spending like education, social welfare, etc all get a huge boost in funding whilst leaving
973.
by zo1 4y ago
And if this was a coordinated deplatforming, who knows how many properties of theirs went down simultaneously, including cache from various search engines. E.g. If they used their Gmail account for emails to all those services mentioned up
974.
by zo1 4y ago
Even us "evil" libertarians and free-market folk have compassion for the poor, suffering and needy. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
975.
by zo1 4y ago
Who/where are these many people and are you sure you are representing their points accurately?
976.
by zo1 4y ago
Personally, I'm moving more and more away from anything AWS. Too many foot guns and its just not worth it.
977.
by zo1 4y ago
I don't think this thread is the one you should be using to proclaim your revulsion at monarchies.
978.
by zo1 4y ago
And none of them equate an adult partner as a child. Is that really what goes on in your head when you think Libertarian?
979.
by zo1 4y ago
Almost all states in the US have minimum wage for tipped service workers, too. https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped Of course, very convenient to state that they don't, or that
980.
by zo1 4y ago
This ignores our role in the matter (through government), instead blaming some evil non-descript entity (the people who "control" it and make "profit"). The people you rail against didn't decide the "profit&quo
981.
by zo1 4y ago
What was the pipenv fiasco?
982.
by zo1 4y ago
I just started reading the transcript. They asked a lot of questions trying to figure out details about various products. It's 850 pages long, and the few spots I jumped to the guy kept answering with "I don't know", &qu
983.
by zo1 4y ago
Agreed - it's like watching the emergent complex behavior that an AI spits out after you give it something unique. You're curious - what on earth could the HN crowd have to say Yak Shaving? The input doesn't matter at that
984.
by zo1 4y ago
Not 100% exactly the same, but wth do you think this is: https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/indi... But it's
985.
by zo1 4y ago
It is very worrying thinking about the kind of world my son would grow up in if we allow that sort of rhetoric to escalate under the cover of harmless banter and "you're not really threatened by that, come on, suck it up, you whin
986.
by zo1 4y ago
A bit jealous here! Care to share a bit about how you got into this field?
987.
by zo1 4y ago
This move and people's response to it is not about lines and principles. It's pretty much a slippery slope and we all know it; some cheer it on because this time their line was crossed, and others see it for what it's signa
988.
by zo1 4y ago
I'm not sure I can take them seriously if they're "extracting" the data using DBeaver as opposed to some command-line utility that could probably do chunk/batching without spinning up a UI. If it's "crashe
989.
by zo1 4y ago
This sounds like Gitlab? It was my first thought as I read just this page below yesterday: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/total-rewards/compensation...
990.
by zo1 4y ago
Most (actually all) dishwashers that I've encountered are designed to not get hot water coming in. Where I live a high-pressure hot-water outlet is not the norm at all. And yet, we don't have a catastrophic country-wide problem wi

More ›