It wouldn't be a stretch but only it the rest of the investigation didn't happen and we knew absolutely nothing else about Cambridge Analytica or Facebook. As that is not the reality we live in, you could read more…
> instead of chastising me Oh quit clutching your pearls, he was perfectly civil. You're the one trying to downplay things we know weren't at all covered in full by these emails (and we've known that for quite a long…
isn't nitter decentralized?
you misunderstood me, I was responding to a2ff6eeb0 saying he agreed with the OP
> I suspect this is mostly due to being pretty far out on the pointy bits of various bell curves. this is the most cringe, pick me, "look how I'm not like the other girls" thing I've ever read on this forum
how would a single node system survive the failure of its only node?
maybe you're on European tzs? the sentiment changes quite a bit with who's awake at the time a thread reaches the frontpage
europeans certainly did make their politics everyone else's problem for centuries (we're talking every other continent at this point), but certainly the cookie banner is not even comparable, right?
you're on one of the most pro AI spaces on the whole internet and yet you're still crying about "the hn crowd", what a bizarre distorted perspective
> He compared Visual C++ 6's debugger on hardware from the time to current Visual Studio's debugger on current hardware, and found the former much faster when performing the exact same tasks on the exact same project…
we could have had that before, but in past era of tech companies, APIs were not designed with an individual needs in mind and management was all too happy to order you to update status (manually) across JIRA, Slack and…
> replace it with some "workers will decide" socialist mumbo-jumbo. Isn't it clear to you that you're misrepresenting DSA's position?
> There likely wasn't some twirly mustached executive giving a presentation with those words on the slide deck. why oh why are giving them the benefit of the doubt? There was in fact a twirled moustache executive. >…
All the posts about nix always go something like: 1. the "I used nix once/some time ago but I realized it's stupid/hard/whatever" 2. anime pfps/furries/trans/woke are bad 3. complaining about CoC/governance/etc…
> A pharmacist, or one of their relatives, openly taking a large position against a trial's success would be far more likely to attract scrutiny than, say, a pharmacist being secretly paid by a competitor to interfere…
They finally cared about clear requirements and documentation when that meant getting rid of devs.
this is the perfect description of how I've seen AI used in most organizations
Thank you for your work over the years, sandstorm is a really interesting and inspiring piece of software. I'll certainly try to self-host CloudflareOS.
do you want browser extensions to be able to modify browser code on the fly with regex? that's how you get browser extensions being able to modify browser code on the fly with regex [1]…
what does multiplayer means in this context?
netchoice is a lobbying organization for the hyperscalers, you're straight up sharing a propaganda piece
Which one? I couldn't find anything in google
Consider how much money is at stake: some industries have leveraged their power to lobby for bombing entire countries or topple regimes across the world for much less. Creating an industry around an elusive concept of…
that's exactly what I was getting at
I liked the Opus version better if only because the responsiveness is less broken.
It wouldn't be a stretch but only it the rest of the investigation didn't happen and we knew absolutely nothing else about Cambridge Analytica or Facebook. As that is not the reality we live in, you could read more…
> instead of chastising me Oh quit clutching your pearls, he was perfectly civil. You're the one trying to downplay things we know weren't at all covered in full by these emails (and we've known that for quite a long…
isn't nitter decentralized?
you misunderstood me, I was responding to a2ff6eeb0 saying he agreed with the OP
> I suspect this is mostly due to being pretty far out on the pointy bits of various bell curves. this is the most cringe, pick me, "look how I'm not like the other girls" thing I've ever read on this forum
how would a single node system survive the failure of its only node?
maybe you're on European tzs? the sentiment changes quite a bit with who's awake at the time a thread reaches the frontpage
europeans certainly did make their politics everyone else's problem for centuries (we're talking every other continent at this point), but certainly the cookie banner is not even comparable, right?
you're on one of the most pro AI spaces on the whole internet and yet you're still crying about "the hn crowd", what a bizarre distorted perspective
> He compared Visual C++ 6's debugger on hardware from the time to current Visual Studio's debugger on current hardware, and found the former much faster when performing the exact same tasks on the exact same project…
we could have had that before, but in past era of tech companies, APIs were not designed with an individual needs in mind and management was all too happy to order you to update status (manually) across JIRA, Slack and…
> replace it with some "workers will decide" socialist mumbo-jumbo. Isn't it clear to you that you're misrepresenting DSA's position?
> There likely wasn't some twirly mustached executive giving a presentation with those words on the slide deck. why oh why are giving them the benefit of the doubt? There was in fact a twirled moustache executive. >…
All the posts about nix always go something like: 1. the "I used nix once/some time ago but I realized it's stupid/hard/whatever" 2. anime pfps/furries/trans/woke are bad 3. complaining about CoC/governance/etc…
> A pharmacist, or one of their relatives, openly taking a large position against a trial's success would be far more likely to attract scrutiny than, say, a pharmacist being secretly paid by a competitor to interfere…
They finally cared about clear requirements and documentation when that meant getting rid of devs.
this is the perfect description of how I've seen AI used in most organizations
Thank you for your work over the years, sandstorm is a really interesting and inspiring piece of software. I'll certainly try to self-host CloudflareOS.
do you want browser extensions to be able to modify browser code on the fly with regex? that's how you get browser extensions being able to modify browser code on the fly with regex [1]…
what does multiplayer means in this context?
netchoice is a lobbying organization for the hyperscalers, you're straight up sharing a propaganda piece
Which one? I couldn't find anything in google
Consider how much money is at stake: some industries have leveraged their power to lobby for bombing entire countries or topple regimes across the world for much less. Creating an industry around an elusive concept of…
that's exactly what I was getting at
I liked the Opus version better if only because the responsiveness is less broken.