isolay

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by isolay 6d ago
> Just hope that your browser doesn't automatically reopen the same tab when it starts up again Busted. My browser is configured to do just that.
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by isolay 6d ago
Maybe they fired all their experienced developers and only have cheap vibecoders now, I don’t know. The decisions of beancounters and lawyers that control these companies are mysterious to me.
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by isolay 6d ago
Whether vibecoded Rust will be better than whatever they are doing now remains to be seen.
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by isolay 6d ago
It would have to be the 2nd option. Who in their right mind would voluntarily choose Windows as their dev env? It will have to be those who are already there.
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by isolay 7d ago
But who will enforce those decisions and what is the penalty for noncompliance?
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by isolay 11d ago
> Ad-hominems The title already gives it away, calling it a “moral panic”. Casting your opponents as some sort of brain-damaged cranks is such a tired trope.
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by isolay 12d ago
This is highly welcome. MS practically forces you to use something like this. It's like an ad blocker.
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by isolay 20d ago
> concrete actions They did go on a firing spree.
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by isolay 23d ago
I honestly can’t tell if you’re serious.
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by isolay 23d ago
Yes. Clear exception to Betteridge's law of headlines.
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by isolay 24d ago
What a shame, they cooked up all their marketing lies in vain.
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by isolay 24d ago
Leopold II had millions and millions murdered in the Congo to make himself rich with rubber, but he wasted it all and in the end the Belgian people had to bail him out. No fortune to get from him.
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by isolay 26d ago
I thought it was something about personal hygiene.
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by isolay 4mo ago
Or maybe it’s just what it looks like: A good old boys network of incompetent inbreds whose only qualification is that their parents could buy them memberships in the right clubs.
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by isolay 4mo ago
> The software industry has shifted its entire value proposition from “we make tools that help you make or save money” to using political clout and the dollar hegemony to capture, control, and loot entire sectors of the various economies
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by isolay 4mo ago
More ass licking to Trump.
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by isolay 5mo ago
And everyone’s a full-time suspect now in the US.
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by isolay 5mo ago
Seriously, VibeVoice? Microslop really has a penchant for the worst names.
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by isolay 5mo ago
> Just ridicule him in public and call him out for what he is. That’s hurting the man more than any bullet could. Bullseye.
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by isolay 5mo ago
He's firing scientists and grabbing every last cent he can competently enough. And is anyone still reporting on Epstein files? He just doesn't care that the whole country goes down in flames.
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by isolay 5mo ago
The article says that Trump says a law enforcement officer has been wounded. Has that been proven wrong?
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by isolay 5mo ago
Incompetence only if viewed from a citizen's perspective. From the perspective of the kleptocrats, it's working as intended. They couldn't care less if the country or the whole world goes to shit as long as they make a profit
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by isolay 5mo ago
So the surveillance and the manipulation your kids are exposed to is safe? How does that work?
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by isolay 5mo ago
Endless Toil is the future. I believe in you, guys.
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by isolay 5mo ago
And then what? Their gigahertz machine hearts will skip a beat out of empathy?
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by isolay 5mo ago
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by isolay 5mo ago
In ancient times, war was a chance for the poor to become wealthy. Now it has been capitalistically optimized. Now it only makes the rich richer.
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by isolay 5mo ago
> after wasting a day on this, I am now just going to go through the (single file) of code and just fix it myself. Seriously, you wasted a whole day just so you wouldn't have to look at a single file of code? > Update: some 20 mi
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by isolay 5mo ago
A contradiction in terms is not called a tautology.
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by isolay 5mo ago
End up? It already is.

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