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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>To be clear, if you dispute and counternotice everything This isn't happening under the DMCA, it's Google's own brand of copyright process more tailored to appeasing the giant media companies.
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
I vehemently implore you to spend some time outside the Valley bubble.
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
But how'd they get there in the first place? Contact with a D12 is terminal? What set our hypothetical failure apart from a 20-something guy that drinks, does drugs, plays games, is in a relationship and leads a rewarding life? Allow
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>the amount of men don't cry, men don't show emotion >I'm actually sad that most men don't feel like they can talk about their vulnerabilities and emotions. Do they not talk about it, or have they not talked about
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>After living on the google tech island for a while, it's surprising how much of this people have tried to "solve" You're missing the point of the article. Most people and organizations have written libraries and ser
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
You're assuming this was a "didn't know" failure mode, not a "didn't care" failure mode. I'd wager it was a "didn't care". They knew about the limitations, figured the product would wor
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>If you feel attacks on toxic masculinity are attacks on you fathers/husbands/sons maybe there should be some thought about what about their behavior overlaps the above, and whether you think that's ok? My favorite part of
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
How is point "C" anything more than "People on that side of the fence are not thoughtful, unlike people on this side of the fence"?
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>This seems like a pandora's box. Of what? Damages can rarely be calculated perfectly. It's not the court's fault Apple falsified timecard data.
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
So my personal email account just got $490/year more expensive? Or $24990/year if we count non-english dictionaries? And I ought not to have it because I'm not hosting an online store or marketing materials for a megacorp? Fu
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>They help teams manage complex interdependencies by creating strong ownership boundaries, strong product definition, loose coupling, and allow teams to work at their own velocities and deployment cadences. You just described library bou
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>Mostly what we have are jigs. [...] Of course, it's not a shitty jig like in the bad old days of shell scripts[.] Instead of making it out of scrap wood, we now make it out of scrap steel with a MIG welder. We're advanced now.
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
underrated comment
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>I'm pretty clearly undermining the idea that there exists an authority that can identify the social ill of "purity spirals". You can't undermine a point nobody is really making. Maybe someone is making it somewhere,
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
What's to take away from this? Automate deployment? Fine but boring. That's the prevailing dogma today. I don't remember where the devops hype train was in 2012. Package management had already been a solved problem for year
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>Thing is, the only way they can succeed is if people take it seriously and keep the spiral going. Why would that stop anything? I spent half an hour over Christmas explaining to an aunt why the circle game [0] wasn't a white suprem
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>But in the mean time I get to enjoy the irony. There are so many fun words like this. I've only recently gotten any good at seeing the metagame strategies evolve. I used to get worked up when new words came into favor overnight to
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
Your line of conversation was spiraling towards the philosophical underpinning of knowledge. The parent poster cheekily pushed you off the cliff and ran away. Appealing to the authority of Jacobin and Chomsky won't get you back. Doub
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
Because everyone in TV knows that TV isn't about the truth, honesty, information, or any of that hogwash. It's about selling ads. Cable TV "news" is outright corrosive to our civic institutions, and Jon Stewart would b
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>I've never heard this stereotype of Tesla drivers. Really? Tesla drivers are like 2% tech enthusiasts and 90% the kind of people seeking the latest and greatest flashy car.
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
Stolen from reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/thelastpsychiatrist/comments/70rbuu... : > ten years ago Steve 'Asshole' Jobs played a hilarious prank on all the digitally-illiterate 20th century ludd
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
Remember back when we used to have concepts like "flamebait" and "flamewars"? When we would openly talk about conversations to not get involved in? Right in direct proximity to those conversations themselves? We'd
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>there's no way it can be analyzed without destroying it. Almost all art analysis I see has to penetrates my zone of not seeking it out. So maybe it's being done impeccably somewhere, but in the stuff I see, the "analysis
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>We receive more details and activity than what appears here. For technical and accuracy reasons, this list doesn't show all the activity that we've received. Activity that is not shown includes information we've received
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
I don't trust people who like their software tools. I can trust some of the people who believe that their usecase justifies the cost of a tool, as long as they can also articulate it's limitations. If someone doesn't underst
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>that person is an ops person, not a "devops" person, as devops is a process; either your org is on it or they aren't "devops" has made the same slide to meaninglessness as "agile." At one point they m
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
It's wishful thinking that the lab science credit requirements somehow teaches rigor and critical thinking skills through osmosis. It doesn't, people learn how to write a lab report and continue being the same dummies that walked
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
The value in stoicism is that it lets people transcend limitations they have control over. It's a tool and comes in many packages (e.g.: "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the thin
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
Isn't Mailchimps buisness model to look the other way and whistle as people violate their TOS and send spam anyway?
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by forgottenpass 7y ago
>The university agreed to several of their demands, including that, “A group of (mostly senior) faculty will review the introductory programming courses to ensure that they are inclusive of students from all backgrounds.” A working group

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