mcmcmc

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by mcmcmc 2d ago
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by mcmcmc 3d ago
Depending on where you start it could be a bigger salary drop than you expected, but it sounds like technical support might be your real passion. I’m the same way - I love in-the-weeds troubleshooting and helping people solve their business
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by mcmcmc 3d ago
There are no red or blue states. Only shades of purple.
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by mcmcmc 4d ago
I hate how this has become so normal. It degrades trust when people are fed different versions of the same experience without being informed. How are you supposed to reference something when the title changes without notice? Makes me feel l
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by mcmcmc 4d ago
> since for CEO to get bonus he needs stock to go up, the businesses inevitably start applying dirty tricks Is that a system or is it individual greed? Every economic system has its own weak points that can be exploited by bad actors. Ca
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by mcmcmc 4d ago
MOBAs largely absorbed the younger player base that would have been into traditional RTS games. The whole genre came out of a Warcraft mod.
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by mcmcmc 4d ago
It’s a trailer, you really think that’s something that can be spoiled? Do you get mad if someone spoils a Super Bowl ad?
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by mcmcmc 4d ago
What are you talking about? The linked article is from Tom’s Hardware…
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by mcmcmc 5d ago
You must be misinterpreting. You believe that organizations that promote small business growth don’t count as underlying systems for job creation? Really? Per Wikipedia: > Infrastructure is the set of facilities and systems that serve a
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by mcmcmc 5d ago
Cool, I’ll be cancelling my plan and demanding a prorated refund.
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by mcmcmc 5d ago
“Job-creating infrastructure” would be infrastructure that creates jobs. A chamber of commerce, small business lenders, startup accelerators etc. Building infrastructure of any kind has a temporary positive effect on employment. The builder
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
I’m not dismissing the controversy. I’m arguing against shifting the blame away from the culpable parties. It’s a novel form of theft but thats still what it is.
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
> Overall, it's not exactly a ton of jobs for how much money is going into them, but it isn't nothing. I’m not disputing that data center buildouts will have some localized job creation, but the net effect of all those data cen
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Calling data centers “job creating infrastructure” seems like a bit of an oxymoron tbh
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Care to explain why?
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Fair, it’s still an example of them not respecting user configuration
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
So because they didn’t admit to it they didn’t do it?
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
You’re right, they don’t. It was scooped by the humans at OpenAI who published the paper. The tool they used to do it isn’t that relevant.
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
That’s the whole point of why they should disclose, because you don’t know if it’s poor performance or something legitimately bad. I simply gave examples of something that I don’t think anyone with a conscience would support. You very much
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
> I think it's a useful analogy to compare OpenAI to a human collaborator. Frankly I don’t buy this. It’s not a human or a collaborator. It’s a tool. This is like saying it’s not Microsoft’s fault if they extract a bunch of data fro
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Bad companies who do bad things should fail. Why are you so obsessed with protecting criminals from consequences? If an exec is sexually harassing employees should they still be protected? What if the bad behavior is abusing workers and com
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
No, like specific apps that have been granted full disk access etc lose their permissions. It’s hell for IT, constantly breaks AV. I would not characterize that as reverting to a default. More often it’s a breaking change for how the securi
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Will it? The opt-out form page specifically says it is a request, and clearly they don’t care about the in app toggle if they keep resetting it
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
This is a problem everywhere, Apple does the same thing on MacOS by reverting privacy/security grants to apps
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by mcmcmc 6d ago
Matt Mullenweg
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by mcmcmc 7d ago
Satisfaction? It’s about truth and justice, investors deserve to know about executive malfeasance
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by mcmcmc 7d ago
Rockefeller, the “competition is sin” guy, sure that has nothing to do with greed. His philanthropy had a positive impact but he was still an unethical business person hellbent on stopping anyone else from making money on his turf
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by mcmcmc 7d ago
The virtue of HN is depriving journalists of income? Or paying for everything with data and attention?
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by mcmcmc 8d ago
Why wouldn’t they be sorry? It’s bad for them too
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by mcmcmc 8d ago
The problem is predatory pricing is hard to prove, and the FTC is impotent or complicit, depending on the administration

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