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teknofobi
2mo ago
Because you’ll be a force multiplier making the IKEA builders have nicer materials and surface finishes, instead of making really nice furniture pieces that get thrown away on every redesign. Same reason to want a .NET backend dev that play
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teknofobi
1y ago
Problem with package managers are they are quite expensive to run, so hard to manage in an otherwise open source ecosystem. There was some controversy around NPM before the GitHub acquisition https://www.businessinsider.com/
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teknofobi
2y ago
I think what you’re describing is a race to the bottom, and I also think a Country A(merica) focused on its soft power would believe Country C could be a part of a multilateral agreement to exclude the practices demonstrated by Country B fr
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The Great Exhaustion (Cal Newport)
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3y ago
If the owners overlap with the employees, then what part of the revenue is divided between salary, benefits and profit is often a tax-optimization question, which I think is the point in the GP. A single-person company paying themselves 200
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teknofobi
4y ago
Because priority number one is getting you to watch their originals, so that you will keep subscribing as the market for movies produced outside the streaming services gets more competitive. The big events gets featured on the home page, fo
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teknofobi
4y ago
It’s the Microsoft org chart with guns pointing between divisions, e.g here: https://www.businessinsider.com/big-tech-org-charts-2011-6
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teknofobi
4y ago
Expected value https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value
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teknofobi
4y ago
An attack there is quite high risk, you would have to thread the hybrid warfare needle well to not trigger NATO Article 5.
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4y ago
That is part of the less pretty side of how unions perform their capitalistic functions. Killing companies that threaten established worker rights, so as to not get races to the bottom. For another example they should also cull companies or
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Silicon Valley’s Horrible Bosses
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Confrere Is Joining Daily
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4y ago
Yes, you will see examples of this in the Nordics. However, the equilibrium is fragile and does need cooperative legislation to disallow obviously bad behaviour leading to races to the bottom. Things such as Reagan/PATCO and union/
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teknofobi
4y ago
Bundling and Unbundling https://stratechery.com/outline/bundling-and-unbundling
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teknofobi
5y ago
Is that Jeff Bezos in the audience at 14:59, laughing at the joke about a man speaking his mind in the woods?
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5y ago
> 1. Red tape & public "input" > [...] and bureaucrats and all of that. On a recent episode of the Ezra Klein show, Jerusalem Demsas argued that part of the problem is that the bureaucrats in the US are too constrained i
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teknofobi
5y ago
Damned if you do, and damned if you don’t. > And if the thing you know isn't actually known Who do you want to be the arbiter that gatekeeps this information and decides the science is strong enough that you “actually know”?
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teknofobi
5y ago
This reminds me of the short story “The Great Silence” by Ted Chiang, so I can recommend that to anyone intrigued by your comment.
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teknofobi
5y ago
Joe Rogan leans left in the same way someone that starts their sentences with “I’m not rasist, but …” aren’t racists. It’s just a rhetorical device to convince you that they don’t believe in labels, and then they immediately use their actio
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teknofobi
5y ago
It might just be cultural with the customers I’ve integrated with, but we’ve had a policy of requesting OIDC and then only doing SAML if that causes hiccups, and of a handful of SSO integrations with customers on the Microsoft stack there h
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Why does Microsoft seem to default to SAML for organisations using Azure AD? All our enterprise customers on the Microsoft stack indicate SAML as the only viable option, whereas those on Google Workspace or on more custom IdAM setups in my
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teknofobi
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> I always remind people to learn something first before you try to teach other people. Teaching is one the greatest ways to learn and develop your relation and vocabulary for what you are currently learning. It’s one of the greatest tri