cosmiccatnap

8 ms·

1.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I turns out none of them were
2.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I think the real longcon of this is to seed people into a TikTok competitor using the existing meta user base who will gladly give it a try initially. It will catch plenty of the Twitter crowd and even reddit crowd but that's just a co
3.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
Let them go implement fuchsia. It will check all their boxes right before it slams into a mountain from a km to mi conversion. I thought we handled this years ago and coming from aviation experts is rather strange that they don't know
4.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
No amount of financial cost is sufficient for these kinds of things if you wish to truly prevent them in the future. There needs to be associated criminal charges for the individuals responsible. We are all still suffering from the Equifax
5.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
Technically savvy people roll their eyes at the misunderstandings around how an AI becomes "intelligent" but they also ignore the various ways that AI is as dangerous as people think it is for reasons that are unrelated. I don&#x2
6.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
It's sad to see a post like this get so much hate in the comments section. We all benefit greatly from an organization maintaining a stable Linux ecosystem and the idea that somehow redhat isn't entitled to give back to Linux as m
7.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
The thing I find most sad about articles like this is that it doesn't seem to actually address any of the reasons that it got this way, it blames individuals within the field not a series of MBA graduates telling you what the spec is a
8.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
There are so many articles that float through here that can be summed up as "do this, unless you should do that" with a title equivalent to "why you should always do this" Does this article present findings from other pr
9.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I used to run several pfsense routers, tried various forks including opnsense and they were fine but ate quite a bit of memory and didn't have great driver support. If you are like me and just need a router solution for a homelab or sm
10.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
Can we stop using accident to describe the haphazard and often disingenuous policies of multi billion $ international corporations as though they are freshman writing a merge sort or something. It's not an accident when a company does
11.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
This article seems to assume that this is an isolated incident or that the CEO and other CEOs in question are somehow not responsible for the murder of their consumers. This wasn't somehow being risky trying to find a solution to cold
12.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I love IRC and I am particularly fond of terminal IRC clients. In an age when Twitter and reddit are destroying their own platforms its comforting to see a major release of something that by all accounts should be as dead as ICQ or AIM but
13.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
It's concerning the level of handwaving people do by pointing to a specification and showing how this is in accordance with it. This is not a normal way for a language to behave which is why it gets this attention. Languages shouldn&#x
14.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
This assumes that the suicide rate isn't increasing among a number of people in various different walks of life. Things are not going well people and farmers just know that all too we'll.
15.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I'm surprised we still post articles from Krebs on here. I'm also surprised people think SMS is a safe mechanism for verification or validation
16.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
It's not available to purchase. I have yet to see affordable and consistant RISCV hardware availability just breadcrumbs leading to preorders or coming soon or something that costs 500$
17.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
This smells of someone who has bought into the industry wholesale and has been known to make very unreasonable deadlines throughout all of their projects. Go look at doom on Sega Saturn to see an example but there are two interpretations he
18.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I always see arguments for working faster. Never arguments for taking your time to get solutions correct even if it doesn't produce something immediately visible. ...I'm sure there is no economic correlation
19.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
I don't see managers who grow and the reason is because they often weren't growing as engineers... The most common reason I see people become managers is because they weren't cut out for engineering work or it burnt them out
20.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
Your code is bad sometimes, so is everyone else around you. I've seen people who have been doing this for 30 years and think they are gods because they refuse criticism. In reality all they are doing is creating an environment of hosti
21.
by cosmiccatnap 3y ago
Story Time I was an IT person for the math building while I was in college and I was mining a newish crypto called doggo on a computer lab while everyone was out for the summer. I had approval to do it and it was going to turn off as soon a
22.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
I'm honestly shocked that HN hasn't taken this down yet. They tend to have self awareness the way I have self control around a buffet.
23.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
They do however have a short term effect on the income of a particular counties law enforcement.
24.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
This Article like much of the commentary around the current recession leaves the CEOs here mostly blameless in a world where half of all profit increases were done by companies, not by the growth of material cost or the loss of venture capi
25.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
Strangely enough I think this is the first objectively bad decision he has made since owning Twitter. The others are questionable for sure but this is a good way to lose your best engineers to companies that will respect them.
26.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
This reminds me of a study where purses would be dropped with < 20 usd equivalent in them at random places around the world and the sociologists, psychologists and economists couldn't understand why most of them were returned given
27.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
If you think you are truly anonymous anywhere I've got a bridge to sell you.
28.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
"DevOps is broken" Said the 4th article on the subject this month.
29.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
Would love to see development for accountants so everytime marketing needs a new tool integrated to run a report they can see the time it takes to provision, implement, test, release, and then audit it.
30.
by cosmiccatnap 4y ago
I think for anyone who candidly tries and has a good understanding of programming, they won't fail if given reasonable time. The problem is always the marketing, management, and c-suited who have never written a line of code in their l

More ›