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thereare5lights
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I haven't used master as the name of the primary branch for years across multiple companies. Sooner or later, y'all are going to be outdated.
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thereare5lights
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Glad I don't work with people that would fire people for calling out a hostile workplace. FYI that's illegal...
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> As if renaming 'whitelist' to 'allowlist' is going to turn any neo-nazis into angels. As if that's the point? What do you think a hostile workplace is? Do you think being consistently subjected to verbiage tha
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thereare5lights
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This is a non sequitur strawman. > You add to the hurt of this world in the name of victims who would rather you do something more useful. Wrong. Maybe try talking to people that don't want that kind of verbiage instead of making ba
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That's not even the worse part. The refusal to make a change that costs you nothing in order to stick it to people you don't like is much worse and indicates all sorts of behaviors you do not want on your team.
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AI might be listening during your next health appointment
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“Did $PLTR CEO Alex Karp just confirm that $TSLA is working with Palantir?”
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Elon Musk says X, formerly Twitter, could charge all users for access
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> by taking a few days of rest one might treat CE/MFS Their comment in no way implies that
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It's bizarre how your comment is being downvoted when it's a very accurate description of many modern capitalistic societies. Especially if we're talking about America, where companies literally try to fire you if you're
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Flexport CEO says he's rescinding job offer letters for candidates
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Ukraine rips Musk for disrupting attack on Russian fleet with Starlink cutoff
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Unconditional cash transfers reduce homelessness
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> The answer is that China and Russia behave dramatically differently than the US does. yes. they are open about what they do whereas we do it covertly > why most of the global community views them differently. citation needed "m
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> Show me one instance America detaining someone for a family member’s political dissidence? Nah we're not playing your game of restricting this to family members for political speech. Your original point was to address > Amen.
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3y ago
Have you seen how they've treated developers over the past year?
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thereare5lights
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You're kidding right? The CIA has black sites specifically for people like that
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I'd argue value was added by removing an integration to an unreliable platform
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Elon Musk follows Longtermism. His position is that few deaths here and there today don't matter if it brings about full self driving cars.
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Nothing FUD about pointing out Musk's consistently petty nature
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It's not. If you use wget, you see that the delay happens during the first hop with t.co It also happens with threads.net, instagram, facebook, blueskyweb.xyz
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thereare5lights
3y ago
Wrong. In a collision, you're literally a projectile when you don't wear a seat belt.
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they already told you they did tested it and you don't believe them. what else could they say that would make you believe them? you might as well just test it yourself like i did with time wget. it's not like you're going to
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Do you consider laws against drunk driving a violation of personal freedom and if not, why not?
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What a weird thing for her to say given that Asian Americans use public transit in great numbers. Then again, I've noticed that the ones with money are utterly alien to those of us that don't have it or grew up without it.
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> I am thoroughly disinterested in the unhinged vitriol I see so often from Musk's haters. The incessant lazy discourse about how Twitter is dying, for either technical or other reasons. > but I personally think he has done mor
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Perhaps you are highly curating your slice of Twitter. I, on the other hand, go into many different spheres of Twitter. The wider Twitter universe has gotten much worse since Musk took over.
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This could spin off into its own post. My own thoughts on this is that React has morphed into a something is even harder to use than Angular 1.0
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Every day Musk brings Twitter closer and closer to 4chan. It's only a matter of time before the whole rotten house collapses.
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