> but that doesn't mean the education is actually worth it. I don't understand how we can have this conversation when the cost and quality of the product is so, so incredibly varied. Some people loop in room and board…
> Did your parents pay for your education? No, my family wasn't wealthy. > Do you wish they did if they didn't? No, holding down a job is part of being an adult. I'm 38, I paid my way through college working full time.…
> Full zero trust internally I try so hard for this, but don't even get approval to change an internal site to use https instead of http. I get we gotta keep the new features and workflows coming, but a single resource…
If an entity has a product that has a trillion people choosing it, the marginal benefit to society to build an entirely new product for 1000 people or so isn't worth it. The people whose time would be required to…
> What am I to do? Pick your priorities. There will never exist enough products to check all of the boxes that all of the people say is important to them. There is someone out there who would much rather have a product…
> I have to imagine the vast majority of normal developers do not give a damn about security in being in security patch lifecycles on software. I just don't think it's the developer's responsibility. Depending on the…
We set up our applications and services to be multi-AZ natively. It's not particularly difficult with how many AWS services are regional or global (Admittedly, I still expect a potential DNS failure to cause issues if…
So, if there are publicly-available records incorrectly connecting you to a phone number, then you should be able to delete accounts under from the rightful owners? If there are publicly-available records that link you…
> What these kinds of platform agreements usually say is that you, the licensor, agree that you are fully representing that you can issue that license, and that any infringement is thus your fault and not the…
I don't see how AI coding agents are going to create 'more software' until the PO's and PM's of the world step back and let developer's communicate directly with the stakeholders. Or the PO's and PM's could cross-train…
No, because you lose access to a ton of employee's who value their time more than spending 9 hours repeating the same stuff over and over.
Except it doesn't actually slow down the research. If anything it would likely drive investors to contribute more to the competitor that didn't destroy their own company and now you have the same amount of progress and…
> This is an excellent use case for completely local, small model inference, How small is this 'small model' inference? Browsers especially are expected to operate on a very wide number of devices. It makes perfect…
Create story to add feature flag controlling access to the feature. Immediately create story to remove said feature flag controlling access to the feature and review it during backlog refinements.
To a degree, sure, but is it really 'MITM' if the site you are trying to visit has chosen to add cloudflare into the middle? You may as well say all load-balancers are MITM because you might connect to a different host…
> Except now it's our food supply that's wiped out by the consolidation. I haven't bought bagged lettuce in months in response to this outbreak. These are two unrelated events though. Other consolidated suppliers have…
I don't have Fiber. I have never needed more bandwidth. I work from home 1 or 2 days a week. My current bandwidth is more than sufficient for my personal usage. And I exclusively use Wifi, other than a TV and a Nintendo…
But are you a software developer or a lawyer? Do they 'not need it' because the government provided a way to ensure it's not needed or because your interpretation of the law indicates it's unnecessary? Are you willing…
> Being told that 'you should be happy without owning' to a party that can't afford to own by another party who is actively scooping up the same resource can feel extremely invalidating. It's not really coming from…
How do we know, or would Feynman know, that they can count while reading and not just that counting and reading are simple enough tasks broken down into discrete steps that our brains can context swap in an unnoticeably…
Knowing the variety of lives lived on earth as we speak, I'm fairly certain the first space born generation would adapt to it. Provided the Earthlings that were sent along don't let their incarceration induced insanity…
It'd be even funnier if the 'message' was a text sent from their iphone.
> most of them fail to hit a hundred views per video. I get your point, but many of them fail to hit some hundreds of views due in large part to all of the large, professional channels that are spending hundreds of man…
> Should I capture the increased output You do capture the increased output by benefiting from a society where the cost to build safe buildings has drastically reduced. Just because you don't get an immediate financial…
Clearly those in floors 1->7 were less important and thus allowed to take the day off and/or work remotely, right?
> but that doesn't mean the education is actually worth it. I don't understand how we can have this conversation when the cost and quality of the product is so, so incredibly varied. Some people loop in room and board…
> Did your parents pay for your education? No, my family wasn't wealthy. > Do you wish they did if they didn't? No, holding down a job is part of being an adult. I'm 38, I paid my way through college working full time.…
> Full zero trust internally I try so hard for this, but don't even get approval to change an internal site to use https instead of http. I get we gotta keep the new features and workflows coming, but a single resource…
If an entity has a product that has a trillion people choosing it, the marginal benefit to society to build an entirely new product for 1000 people or so isn't worth it. The people whose time would be required to…
> What am I to do? Pick your priorities. There will never exist enough products to check all of the boxes that all of the people say is important to them. There is someone out there who would much rather have a product…
> I have to imagine the vast majority of normal developers do not give a damn about security in being in security patch lifecycles on software. I just don't think it's the developer's responsibility. Depending on the…
We set up our applications and services to be multi-AZ natively. It's not particularly difficult with how many AWS services are regional or global (Admittedly, I still expect a potential DNS failure to cause issues if…
So, if there are publicly-available records incorrectly connecting you to a phone number, then you should be able to delete accounts under from the rightful owners? If there are publicly-available records that link you…
> What these kinds of platform agreements usually say is that you, the licensor, agree that you are fully representing that you can issue that license, and that any infringement is thus your fault and not the…
I don't see how AI coding agents are going to create 'more software' until the PO's and PM's of the world step back and let developer's communicate directly with the stakeholders. Or the PO's and PM's could cross-train…
No, because you lose access to a ton of employee's who value their time more than spending 9 hours repeating the same stuff over and over.
Except it doesn't actually slow down the research. If anything it would likely drive investors to contribute more to the competitor that didn't destroy their own company and now you have the same amount of progress and…
> This is an excellent use case for completely local, small model inference, How small is this 'small model' inference? Browsers especially are expected to operate on a very wide number of devices. It makes perfect…
Create story to add feature flag controlling access to the feature. Immediately create story to remove said feature flag controlling access to the feature and review it during backlog refinements.
To a degree, sure, but is it really 'MITM' if the site you are trying to visit has chosen to add cloudflare into the middle? You may as well say all load-balancers are MITM because you might connect to a different host…
> Except now it's our food supply that's wiped out by the consolidation. I haven't bought bagged lettuce in months in response to this outbreak. These are two unrelated events though. Other consolidated suppliers have…
I don't have Fiber. I have never needed more bandwidth. I work from home 1 or 2 days a week. My current bandwidth is more than sufficient for my personal usage. And I exclusively use Wifi, other than a TV and a Nintendo…
But are you a software developer or a lawyer? Do they 'not need it' because the government provided a way to ensure it's not needed or because your interpretation of the law indicates it's unnecessary? Are you willing…
> Being told that 'you should be happy without owning' to a party that can't afford to own by another party who is actively scooping up the same resource can feel extremely invalidating. It's not really coming from…
How do we know, or would Feynman know, that they can count while reading and not just that counting and reading are simple enough tasks broken down into discrete steps that our brains can context swap in an unnoticeably…
Knowing the variety of lives lived on earth as we speak, I'm fairly certain the first space born generation would adapt to it. Provided the Earthlings that were sent along don't let their incarceration induced insanity…
It'd be even funnier if the 'message' was a text sent from their iphone.
> most of them fail to hit a hundred views per video. I get your point, but many of them fail to hit some hundreds of views due in large part to all of the large, professional channels that are spending hundreds of man…
> Should I capture the increased output You do capture the increased output by benefiting from a society where the cost to build safe buildings has drastically reduced. Just because you don't get an immediate financial…
Clearly those in floors 1->7 were less important and thus allowed to take the day off and/or work remotely, right?