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by fingerprinter 2mo ago
One hour in, no more Codex for me. This thing rips.
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by fingerprinter 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I didn't know they used a SPAC. For sure going to see more and more fraud via those until some new mechanisms are introduced.
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by fingerprinter 6y ago
I haven't paid a lot of attention to Nikola and was surprised when a friend said they had gone public and saw their valuation. This one always felt like a fraud when it was private. How was it able to go public? Isn't that suppose
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by fingerprinter 6y ago
Workflow automation w/ built in CI/CD, package management and code scanning etc. The most important bit is workflow automation. It can be triggered on most (all?) events github emits https://help.github.com/en&#x2F
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by fingerprinter 7y ago
That’s disappointing. The original Actions was amazing and much of that was the thoughtful main.workflow file. This feels like a regression. I’m not a yaml hater like many but main.workflow was clean, almost pleasant to use. It felt like it
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by fingerprinter 7y ago
These are fun. We have one in a home and the kids absolutely love it. Completely impractical but definitely adds something to the home. Nice party trick for folks too.
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by fingerprinter 8y ago
You've been able to permanently delete your GitHub profile and all data associated with it for quite some time. https://help.github.com/articles/deleting-your-user-account/ I've seen this 'ghost use
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by fingerprinter 8y ago
That's the thing, it largely _doesn't_ have more than Azure or GCP these days. And for 80%, maybe 90% of all use cases in existence, AWS v Azure v GCP from a pure catalog offering perspective is identical. And when that compounds
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by fingerprinter 8y ago
I'd agree with this for amazon.com and consumers. That still doesn't explain AWS v Azure or GCP which have similar (or better) services, more than competitive pricing and in Azure's case, waaaaay better support. In fact, ever
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by fingerprinter 8y ago
I have long held that Amazon(.com) has some of the worst UX I've ever seen, and it still is able to sell massive amounts to consumers. We are left to consider that perhaps UX, particularly to the mass market, really doesn't matter
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by fingerprinter 8y ago
This....this makes no sense. An integration doesn't mean something else is going away. That's not how platforms work. FWIW, gitlab is going to get acquired...it has to. Probably by google, or oracle, or salesforce, or ibm, or hp (
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by fingerprinter 9y ago
Linking to nutritionfacts.org is like linking to Exxon with an article on why green energy is bad.
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by fingerprinter 9y ago
That's not really what I meant. What I really meant was that Manuscript very clearly does project management (it's even in the title of the site), which Trello did. I imagine that would be a 'no-no' in the Trello sale to
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by fingerprinter 9y ago
Someone educate me :) How is Fog Creek allowed to do this after the sale of Trello to Atlassian? I would have expected some provision related to not releasing product/project management software for some period of time?
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by fingerprinter 9y ago
I don't believe this is how it works. https://news.yale.edu/2015/03/02/new-fat-cells-created-quick... I'm no longer deeply involved in this area so my information might be dated, though years ago it
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
For real? It's not about this case, it's about the precedent. The fight is about privacy...at all...online. Google needs to fight this for everyone because if they lose we all lose.
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
For anyone thinking of switching, here are some thoughts. First, you'll hear all about arch. It's lovely, it really is. But, if you like the "just work" nature of OSX back in the day, look at Ubuntu proper or Ubuntu-gnom
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
The National Review? C'mon. That's like quoting Ayn Rand and hoping to be taken seriously.
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
Of course to everything. Doesn't mean any of what I said isn't true or spot on the mark. Everything I said still holds and because people have bias, it's even more important we talk facts and why's. It's never black
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
I literally don't know what to say to that. Of course one can like an outcome and still think the person enacting it was wrong (not dislike the person, that was your phrasing). There's even a pithy little statement about that: the
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
Motivations matter. I also never said I agree with pulling out of the TPP. I didn't like the TPP for tech, security, and intellectual property reasons. Though there is no denying that the TPP would economically benefit the US. I also l
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
I'm amazed anyone who has watched the last two decades of politics unfold can honestly see the modern incarnation of the republican party as anything other than a Saturday morning cartoon villain. Every time there is a decision to be m
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
Few things: 1. Skate to where the puck is going 2. There is more than one way to make money 3. Trump still hasn't a. released his tax records and b. divested himself of his conflicts of interest Combine these three and it's quite
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
I will never understand any defence of Trump in 2017, At this point, it's not about Hillary, it's all about Trump. It should be about who he is, what he is doing, what he is saying and what he plans to do. And we have enough data
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
NFL gamepass does the trick most of the time. Includes RedZone as well. Sometimes a game is blacked out which requires a VPN to see any specific game, but RedZone and NFL Live are always good, as far as I've seen. https://ga
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
It's likely a combination of a few things including people going directly to NFL (Gamepass), NBA, NHL and MLB for the content as well as people simply dropping cable altogether. Those cable subscribers might not have cared/watched
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
I moved to Victoria, BC from the states. There is zero chance anything in Canada can compete with SF for quite some time until a few things change. I actually get asked this question quite a bit being here. I have many long and drawn out th
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
>>>>slavery is fine, rape is fine, beating your wife is fine >>Jesus in Matthew 5:21-22 explains that calling someone a 'fool' is equivalent to murder relative to the /actual standard/ so slavery, rape,
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by fingerprinter 10y ago
This is quite literally nothing more than the age old 'there cannot be an objective morality without a higher power <giant leap> therefore Christianity". You also might want to check this out: https://www.ted.com&
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by fingerprinter 11y ago
The report is one thing, mildly interesting. However, the postscript at the end... ------ PostScript: My employment with the company ended alongside this study. As a female manager in her late 30s, I became a GitHub Inc. statistic. I hope p

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