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9d ago
I'm curious, why a BDFL framework like FastAPI over Litestar or a different, performant language altogether?
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9d ago
Their point is whataboutism to somehow defend autonomous deaths as acceptable.
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9d ago
You're right, we should ban cars.
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11d ago
All management is adversarial with the worker.
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11d ago
Yeah? We need millions of personal, individual trucks? For work, of course, ignore all those white collar job parking lots full of extended cab pickups that get 10mpg.
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11d ago
Do you have kids? One of these things is not like the others.
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13d ago
It must be exhausting to be surrounded by vacuous people that don't care about what their money is going to support.
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15d ago
I hope I am addicted to it so I don't forget For real. I bet the people showing up every 90 days on the dot are the easiest addicts/scammers to detect.
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15d ago
I used my general physician. It may not be as high quality as a psych, but he determined the symptoms correlated with the diagnosis and the medicine has helped me immensely in my life.
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15d ago
There are also all the companies building iOS apps that need mac mini compute clusters for CI/CD because of dumb Apple requirements (ask me how I know..).
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18d ago
Those poor multi-trillion dollar companies that can't use copyleft projects, whatever will they do?
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18d ago
Good thing votes don't matter but the mob continues to be full of real idiots.
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20d ago
I realized at some point yesterday that these kinds of shortcuts would no longer be accepted with competent LLM use. What a load of bullshit. LLMs cut corners constantly and only handle the happy path.
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1mo ago
It was never a meritocracy. That's a lie to keep the workers in line.
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1mo ago
Nope, that is still them.
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1mo ago
Oh is that not how you're living already?
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1mo ago
Too real. I got DMed by management recently asking if I was anti-AI because I had the lowest spend on the team as the lead, y'know, the one that has to review all the slop my peers are generating.
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1mo ago
Can't spell cruel and dystopic without Eli Lilly.
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1mo ago
Not only is the pay worse (like literally half of what you make doing webdev for a corp), but they mandate you be on site at a factory working first shift like you're on the production floor or something, clocking in and out when you&#
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1mo ago
as i recall AT&T used to have such windowless anonymous buldings scattered in some cities for their equipment I worked in Cleveland, and the AT&T building there was one such case. I heard their cabling went 3 stories
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1mo ago
whether they actually just hate gas turbine generators running 24/7 in their neighborhoods. Or the increased pollution (air, light, and sound) from having a warehouse-sized building of GPUs next to you. I'm already
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1mo ago
How often are you people mowing your lawn that that's even a concern? It's like this is "surburbs: the problem: the comment section"
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1mo ago
wat. Causing damage to the grass you're hitting with a (relatively) blunt object in the first place? All you did was waste three times the gas.
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2mo ago
Just submit citizen. Nothing to hide, right?
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2mo ago
Comparing crypto scammers to political dissidents is a WILD slippery slope strawman.
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2mo ago
It's easy: don't be a scammer.
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2mo ago
I think it's quite clear that only applies to corporations. Workers will still go to prison.
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2mo ago
GP probably wasn't alive back then in all likelihood.
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2mo ago
IDK, it looks pretty comparable at the bottom end to the Buzz. New vehicles in general are so expensive now. I remember buying my first car in the 2000s for $1K (used, granted) and I couldn't imagine buying something that actually dr
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2mo ago
Too expensive for a worse vehicle than the Model Y (with incentives, it was a >$20K difference). I take 1-2 trips for 12 hours a year and the Buzz gets >100mi less range, so that's also a consideration. If it wasn't 50% h
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