jonhuber

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   by jonhuber 6mo ago

   And the desire to not want to understand things.
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   by jonhuber 6mo ago

   I think what's crazy is the desire to replicate current day corporate structures. Look at this multi agent Jira story reading bot that builds stuff cause we let it churn overnight. Like the whole idea that you don't need that nons
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   by jonhuber 5y ago

   Pot plants are just potted plants in Australian parlance.
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   by jonhuber 9y ago

   Well said, to that point we should at least be disincentivizing the combination of content and ISP.
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   by jonhuber 9y ago

   Net neutrality is the solution to a sub problem. Content companies having a monopoly on the last mile. We should really be pushing for structural separation and ownership rules of communications infrastructure, which I suppose is the end ga
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   by jonhuber 10y ago

   As an American living in Australia, you quickly see the lack of innovation on payments in the US. Contact-less payments have been prevalent since moving here in 2012. The ability to pay bills via a common protocol is so nice, BPAY. The abil
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   by jonhuber 13y ago

   Yes, but most wouldn't say 2nd of July or 3rd of July. I feel it is said that way because of the holiday status.
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   by jonhuber 13y ago

   I couldn't have said it better myself. I moved to Australia a while back, and I find trying to scan dates on Australian sites infuriating, especially for apartment listings. 11/02/13 12/03/13 15/02/13 14