rideontime

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by rideontime 5d ago
How bizarre. He's attempting to troll you by leaving a negative comment on a different person's post?
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by rideontime 7d ago
Sean has said so explicitly in multiple videos, including the "deep dive" video for today's update.
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by rideontime 19d ago
And you don't see being laid off due to the business's failure as being "responsible to the business"?
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by rideontime 20d ago
You truly don't see the difference between those two examples?
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by rideontime 21d ago
Are you confusing CEOs with founders, shareholders, etc.? Chief Executive Officer is, in fact, a "job."
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by rideontime 21d ago
Many people observe reality, where the workers end up being the ones held accountable for the CEO's decisions, not the CEO.
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by rideontime 21d ago
Not very? Why would a TOS-violating feature like this be included as a default feature of an OS?
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by rideontime 21d ago
It is not difficult to understand why you are being downvoted. You are insisting that your own personal observations are the absolute truth, and rejecting everyone else's.
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by rideontime 21d ago
This is not a conversation about mothers. The root of this thread was referring to "accessibility of public-facing government communications."
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by rideontime 22d ago
An open platform could be as simple as hosting their own website. You don’t need to be in a “bubble” to know about websites.
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by rideontime 28d ago
Understandable, and "Windows Classic blue" might not be useless if it had a function - let the user filter down to the OSes that shared a given color, so that the reason for it being named such is more clear.
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by rideontime 29d ago
We don't need to "guess." When somebody shows you who he is, believe him.
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by rideontime 1mo ago
Seconded. The "personality" it tries to add is trite and tiresome and everybody immediately sees it for what it is, especially for a case like this where there's only so many ways to say "this is the default desktop colo
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by rideontime 2mo ago
This mirrors my experience. Vibe-coding one-off, low-risk apps, it's been fantastic. Trying to take the same approach when implementing features in massive legacy codebases has been an utter nightmare.
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by rideontime 2mo ago
I'm pretty sensitive to slop and didn't get it from this one. This blog's existed since 2009.
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by rideontime 2mo ago
About time. Been hearing about this story for years. Apparently Devin Wenig contributed $2 million of the settlement, but I'd prefer to see him behind bars, too.
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by rideontime 2mo ago
The video mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_w6fo4KVy0
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by rideontime 2mo ago
What kind of streaming websites? Like, Netflix? Amazon Prime?
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by rideontime 2mo ago
Seems to be missing some context. What is this used for? Piracy?
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by rideontime 2mo ago
Depressing to see all the AI-generated text in an article about a creative communication tool. Even the comic's punchline is clunky, and no human being would ever refer to Michael Jordan as the "Space Jam guy."
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by rideontime 2mo ago
I love the random paragraph of Indonesian text in the middle of the "article." Here's the original reporting this ripped off without providing any new information: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026
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by rideontime 2mo ago
Hard to tell if that's the same as the Ian Knot: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm
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by rideontime 4mo ago
Copetti enjoyers should also checkout everything Fabien Sanglard has done, including the Wolfenstein and Doom Black Books, the Another World port analyses, and the other dozens of code reviews he's posted. https://fabiensang
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by rideontime 4mo ago
Name and shame.
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by rideontime 4mo ago
And you're going to verify them on that tiny screen before executing them?
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by rideontime 4mo ago
I was nodding along with the piece in the first half, then it repeated the same point five more times and I started to smell slop.
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by rideontime 4mo ago
Same here. I don't care how they responded to the backlash, the fact that it happened in the first place was enough for me.
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by rideontime 4mo ago
"Neo feudal lords" might read like hyperbole to those unaware of Brian Armstrong's "Network State" fanaticism. He may not be one yet, but he's certainly striving toward that goal.
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by rideontime 4mo ago
Please stop posting this. e: Apologies, I had this confused for the other "dead tech projects" website posted recently that was similarly full of false information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47945955 To
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by rideontime 5mo ago
Was this actually easier to write than just writing what comes naturally?

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