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by junto 26d ago
The person you are replying to maybe should have better referred to him as having “no moral compass”, which I believe is quite accurate.
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by junto 1mo ago
That’s not the story I’m hearing. Large numbers of developers were moved away from ADO when they bought GitHub. ADO has more or less been on feature freeze for years.
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by junto 1mo ago
Are you using something like Tailscale, or are you running an open SSH server?
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by junto 1mo ago
You might be paid $100/hr but it costs the employee $200/hr. It’s worth mentioning because cost to the company is not just your salary, but the taxes, pension and contributions on the other side, plus a variety of other things tha
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by junto 2mo ago
For many countries in Europe DX is a dead product because we aren’t allowed to monitor individual contributor performance in this way, only performance monitoring at a team level, and the only if those teams are large enough that you can’t
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by junto 2mo ago
And yet they still can’t break the holdfast of the PDF format.
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by junto 2mo ago
This sounds like a choose your path story… You are a country. You have to decide on your country’s economic model before starting the game. Choose: - a free market economy. Companies are unhindered by the state to make their own decisions t
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by junto 2mo ago
As someone with an LG smart tv that watches Netflix etc, but who also has PiHole on the network, can anyone recommend any lists to block LG and LG advertiser traffic?
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by junto 2mo ago
> They are supposed to verify that before they place the trade and generally do follow the rules. Because if they don’t, they will be not allowed to allow any short sales for that security. SEC is clearly ignoring FTD’s and as a result a
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by junto 2mo ago
I can’t read magic eye pictures and I can’t read this either. Maybe astigmatism makes it unreadable to me? It just looks like static on old tvs to me.
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by junto 2mo ago
I’m convinced of widespread corruption here. We need to follow the money. Who is funding and pushing this agenda to blanket spy on all Europeans? I guess my question is rhetorical.
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by junto 3mo ago
Tristan de Cuhna is more remote. It’s 2430km from St. Helena. Bouvet Island’s closest neighbor is Antarctica (1770 km).
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by junto 3mo ago
I think the EU politicians who continue to push this agenda should be investigated as to where the lobbying money is coming from. Looking across the Atlantic…
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by junto 3mo ago
Encryption is a better example. The USG tried exactly the same tactic in the 90’s. The NSA tried to shove the Clipper chip down everyone’s throats. The USG put export controls on encryption and people went as far as to tattoo the algorithms
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by junto 3mo ago
Isolated, on-demand microVMs — built for AI agents, code execution, and dev environments.
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by junto 3mo ago
Came to say the same. It’s a very useful tool to stop having to deal with being bothered by strangers whilst I go about my day in public spaces.
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by junto 3mo ago
> Ironically the "environmental" movement has in some ways actually set us back by opposing clean, safe nuclear power. Problem is it’s not exactly clean because you’ve got nuclear waste to dispose of and nobody wants it in thei
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by junto 3mo ago
Agreed. Moreover this claim stinks. Apple have enough legal experience with the EU and technically competence to have baked EU AI, privacy and anti-monopoly compliance into their product from the start. In fact any U.S. company could base t
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by junto 3mo ago
Where do you think that lobbying money is coming from?
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by junto 3mo ago
This smells like stored procedures. You can’t unit test it. You can’t version it. Business logic in the database, (hidden brain problem), harder to isolate noisy workloads, no observability, scaling pressure lands solely in Postgres, lack o
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by junto 4mo ago
As a side note, has anyone else noticed that GitHub have leaked what looks like a sequential customer number on their Billing - Usage page? Go here and you’ll be redirected with a query string including a customer parameter. That looks like
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by junto 4mo ago
Just a side note, that this website is classified by Apple as an Adult website. I have Limit Adult Websites set in Content & Privacy Restrictions switched on. Led me to wonder what happens if a domain gets a new owner, and they want to
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by junto 4mo ago
It doesn’t exist as a term, but I always thought “enduked” would have been a nice term for this process. Instead it’s the more wordy “created a duke”, since his status was both created and granted to him. The title “Duke of Wellington” was
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by junto 4mo ago
Talking of dark patterns I’ve noticed that many site “accidentally” have the bottom aligned cookie consent banner “break” on mobile Safari, such that the buttons are arranged such that “Accept All” is the only button you can press because t
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by junto 4mo ago
The answer as always in these situations is to zoom out. We are in the midst of a paradigm shift, and the perspective in the daring fireball post aligns exactly with this author’s perspective: https://rebecca-powell.com/post
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by junto 4mo ago
Are you thinking of WindowBlinds / Stardock? https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/ I seem to remember it was available at the same time as the Winamp skins / viz craze.
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by junto 4mo ago
There is an SGI IRIX screenshot there from late 90’s. I scanned the list to take a look specifically for it. I once saw 4 of the SGI Onyx2 RealityMonster supercomputers in a post-production house’s render farm in London. They were so expens
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by junto 4mo ago
Totally agree on this. The use of “complexity” in terms of systems theory in comparison to “complicated”, is often misunderstood. I also agree that it’s a really good framework for evaluating problems and then making decisions on potential
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by junto 4mo ago
From a technical perspective how does one start to work with this historic prediction market data effectively? Where do you source it from? What tools are most effective? I’d love to see a more technical article on how that would work as so
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by junto 4mo ago
Brings back good memories of playing fun games with my siblings. Our first computer was an Acorn BBC B Microcomputer.

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