social_ism

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by social_ism 3y ago
It's called product owner
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by social_ism 3y ago
Funny how quickly the industry "forgot" self moderation with simple "report abuse" links because they wanted to sell more ads. Moderation was solved in the 90s.
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by social_ism 3y ago
Feature soup is kind of meaningless. The open source community has whatever it needs now. Many "alot" of java programmers in the US cant code to JDK8 already. I love the JVM but these Java releases are not being adopted on any r
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by social_ism 3y ago
I find this article weird. Aping Sinatra is not an innovation. Java reflection is essentially zero cost after the JIt runs. The idea of "this is what you type" to make a REST endpoint or client call is a non-starter and non-issu
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by social_ism 3y ago
This does nothing that important. I do detest annotation soup, but what would be more useful is to simply generate a competent rest service and client from the openai spec. There is nothing performant or magical about using Java here. In
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by social_ism 3y ago
I agree with the hoarding bit. I'm not an fan of that either. But I'm much less of a fan of the self importance of tech pretending this "data" has any more use than temporary ad surveillance until they delete it or rese
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by social_ism 3y ago
The US congress would never bother regulating "icanhazcheezburger.com" These things and by things I mean the dumpsterfication of social media content or internet content because it has no value. Those same things don't "
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by social_ism 3y ago
First some facts and then some news. The first rule of social networks is you can't touch them or they will die. Proof: Aol MySpace Twitter Facebook (Zuckerberg won't touch it now) Reddit This is obvious except to billionaires. No