jeffwask

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by jeffwask 3mo ago
It's a pretty monumental effort to transport, store, refurbish and show these massive computers. There aren't a lot of organizations even willing to put in the effort which is why most of this stuff gets landfilled or sent to the
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by jeffwask 3mo ago
I recall complaining about this with one of my architects who was looking to implement Cognito round about 2019.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
LOL, reminds me of when we had bonuses tied to test coverage at a company and one enterprising dev wrote a single test that flagged as 100% coverage.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
The thing that struck me most was that for 25 of 27 years, they have relied entirely on machines and computers to manage the condition which means every hard-earned lesson you have experienced they did not and the author likely has very lit
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
The Mad Men AI upscale was such trash. You could see cameras, crew, equipment, etc. total mess that showed no care for the material.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
Go fast; Break things
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
I think I've lived through three separate RAM boom cycles at this point. Two for sure...
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
People have reported a decrease in ROI from spending on Google ads already when they no longer control all the eyes and where you rank in what those eyes see when they search, that ROI will drop even more. People will stop paying for Google
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
They only dominate Ads because they dominate search if everyone leaves Search the ad business grinds to a halt as well. These are the ying and yang of Google.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
> it's not Google Search ...and it really hasn't been for a good number of years now. I left a while ago when results were all SEO copy pasta blogs this is just a final nail in the coffin.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
My first tech job coincided with the first season of South Park.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
These articles always make me think of the South Park BP Oil episode. "We're sorry. So sorry..."
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
We had one do this in San Antonio too. Right across the well labeled low water crossing and whoosh.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
Woz is one of the good one.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skZXrY-9qf0
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
I mean, it is an amphibious exploring vehicle, so it should be fine, right?
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
I would like to congratulate Meta on this day as they layoff more people for AI. I hope all your platforms burn to ash.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
It was one AZ. Kinda surprised those guys are built in a way where a single AZ failure takes them down.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
The original vibe engineering
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
Fixed it for you. Also looks pretty bad their whole platform was compromised by the same hacker group again.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
I've worked in edtech and it's terrible. The margins are awful. The PE consolidation hasn't helped. Getting leadership to pay anything but lip service to security was impossible.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
Absolutely, they can be but your lawyers at least have a leg to stand on to push for exclusion. If they are just sitting next to the PowerPoint you gave on Tuesday, they will definitely be included.
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
Because he had them on an OpenAI device and when OpenAI lawyers saw them, they knew they would be penalized more if they hid them. This happens a lot, I believe it was a Sony lawsuit where personal emails on work devices exposed a number of
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by jeffwask 4mo ago
He kept them on his work laptop, and they were swept up in discovery. Don't ignore your security team when they talk about data protection and not doing personal business on work devices.
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
Remember all those meetings with Fossil Fuels executives prior to the 2024 election... Pepperidge Farms remembers.
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
So, the same as NFT's and Memecoin from the same people...
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
It creates the "Ebay Store" from the 40-year-old virgin makes sense if you look at it that way.
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
We ended up an Azure Pipelines kinda by default because it was there and mostly paid for with the intention of later migrating, but it's been fine. Boring but stable and functional.
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
A real "Are we the baddies?" moment for them
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by jeffwask 5mo ago
No bubble to see here, please move along.

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