burnermore

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by burnermore 2mo ago
Deimos passed away (may he rest in peace) and the old staff members brought it back online. But contents are lost. And it feels malwarish TBH. Archives of cartoons which you can never have now. It was nuts. Waiting for the invite window to
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by burnermore 3mo ago
Softbank is a codesmell. If u have worked for a Softbank startup, you'd know. I don't use any Softbank backed services. The employees are in extreme stress. Nothing good can come out of that environment than money printing for the
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by burnermore 6mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out. TIL! But this is after Oct 7 attack?
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by burnermore 6mo ago
My bad. I meant that and typed exactly the opposite. Thanks.
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by burnermore 6mo ago
See, here is what I've observed. I don't expect to change your POVs. Nevertheless... The issue started when Israel was ready to have recognition from Saudi Arabia on their statehood. This would make Hamas irrelevant. And puts Sunn
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by burnermore 7mo ago
They literally abandoned the development for their toy projects until v57 (?) Quantum release. People left Firefox to chrome cos pages like google meetup and other things were not working at all. What are you saying?
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by burnermore 7mo ago
OK. This gives me eagle eye movie vibes!
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by burnermore 7mo ago
Baaah! Microsoft, security-focused in a single sentence!
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by burnermore 8mo ago
This is a great point. It makes sense now. All you gotta do is come to power. It's not strings attached.
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Nobody saw this coming. Trump's first term might have been crazy inside US, but outside... it's the least interfering US govt we've had in a while for the world. So as far as geopolitics is concerned, he is right.
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Yeah. This is like clickbait titles. They hate something something for something something reason and won't tell cos it's probably something small. They leave the comment making it look like the person made something huge. Only to
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Understandable. I usually only recognise AI assist cos someone in the comment section points it out. But the off putting tone of this was blatantly obvious. This is by far the most AI influenced article I have read yet.
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Thanks a lot for taking the time to confirm. Not hating on AI slop or something. But I do genuinely feel if he/she/they tried to invest time in writing it, people would consume and enjoy it better. Its hard to put my finger on it.
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Something very odd about the tone of this article. Is it mostly AI written? There is a lot of references and info. But I am feeling far more disconnected with it. For the record, I was genuinely trying to read it properly. But it is becomin
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by burnermore 8mo ago
This is an absolute valid concern. We either need strong governmental interventions to these models who don't comply with OSS. Or accept that there definitely wont be open model businesses. Make them proprietary and accept the fact tha
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by burnermore 8mo ago
Its not just left. Right had to face this too. As a moderate, it's hilarious sometimes that one side would do something and when the other side does something similar, they are all up in arms about it. We should be allowed to discuss o
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by burnermore 10mo ago
https://rustfoundation.org/members/
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by burnermore 10mo ago
> Rust is explicitly a community project having been born out of a non-profit, and if you’re discounting corp-funded but community driven that’s definitely Rust. If not, please indicate the corp that’s driving Rust. Non-profit doesn&#x27
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by burnermore 10mo ago
>Which language would you classify as not corp owned? I would like to respectfully disagree with you there as well. The above was the context. I was replying to this which opened the conversation. Not to mention, end users and consumers
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by burnermore 10mo ago
Nope. Rust is governed by corps. Its not a community project.
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by burnermore 10mo ago
They fund it cos they want to use it for their thing. Does not mean they own them. They are all community governed projects. Rust, Julia, Typescript on the other hand are governed by Corps. They are not community projects. Elixir is BDFL (g
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by burnermore 11mo ago
Python, Zig, Elixir, JS, C to name a few?
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by burnermore 11mo ago
Can someone please remind what the community coordinators were called long back? I remember they were part of releases, had power and responsibility. There was an exodus of them around 2015/16 times. Does anyone remember anyone's
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by burnermore 11mo ago
I definitely couldn't have told this better. This sums it all up.
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by burnermore 11mo ago
Either you dont know or dont care. This didn't happen over night. The community members had a huge voice in the project. They were part of the releases. And I dont remember what they were called. Community managers?? They pushed them o
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by burnermore 11mo ago
Absolute BS. This is what all these companies does. They will push something ridiculously bad on to community. Push them away. Then a public - Can we just talk it out BS. They know it's not going to happen. Even the "call"
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by burnermore 1y ago
Very interesting read. As someone who inherited the ancestors house which is 90+ years old, its really a fascinating read. I have often observed that my dad's sisters and himself don't care enough about a lot of things that are ol
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by burnermore 1y ago
This feel like bad for countries like India initially. But will help make better homegrown solutions. This is good for the world.
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by burnermore 2y ago
Thank you. I updated the comment. I donno if you can see. Can I do something if my comment was not adhering to any guidelines?
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by burnermore 2y ago
Indians who have huge spending potential are in huge numbers. They are just leaving India. High skilled Indians are leaving in large numbers due to the tax regime that India is. I think it was 2022 where we recorded the largest number of In

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