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by voidfunc 11mo ago
Ridiculous but doesn't even scratch the tip of the iceberg anymore. We've completely lost the plot with our courts "strict" interpretation of laws.
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by voidfunc 11mo ago
This is an absolute disaster for Ruby and the integrity of the Ruby ecosystem... I dont know if you can build a product with Ruby beyond this without basically having your own highly restricted gem cache.
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by voidfunc 11mo ago
"Brutally honest and cheerfully sarcastic insights on Microsoft’s low-code and AI technology, business apps, and the business of software - written by Jukka Niiranen" What credibility does this guy have? Sounds like someone that h
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Bananaball is interesting but its more similar to the Harlem Globetrotters than anything in the MLB pipeline. Which is fine, its fun, its ridiculous, but its not baseball.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
A few problems: 1. baseball competes in a sea of media and multimedia options and its competition has been growing ever since TV moved into the cable-era. Now it also has to compete with internet, games, social media, etc. Theres only so mu
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by voidfunc 1y ago
I think I would be more OK with the ghost runner of it kicked in for beyond the 10th or 11th inning.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Brand. Brand. Brand! Literally nobody but nerds know what a Claude is among many others. ChatGPT has name recognition and that matters massively.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Prison is a deterrent.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Thanks this an amazing comment!
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by voidfunc 1y ago
> the game couldn't be played realistically. I think I found your problem..., trying to take a game too seriously. I've played thousands of hours of SimCity 2000, 3000 and 4 and I treat them as what they are, incredibly fun cit
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Being forced to use anonymous classes to simulate lambdas prior to 8 was the biggest source of annoying boiler plate IMO and was genuinely a bad experience in sufficiently complex or large code bases. Everything beyond 8 has been nice to ha
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Meanwhile some languages like Python still suck 30 years later.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Clearly many people disagree with you given the popularity of games with invasive anti-cheat.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Because people want to play fun games with their friends and sometimes playing games with kernel anti-cheat is a requirement?
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Okay, but realize a lot of people do. Until there's parity there it will be a 2nd class platform.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Proton's good-ish. But if you want to play a lot of AAA games it's a non-starter especially if they have invasive kernel anti-cheat.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Thin phone that we're all just going to put a case on and forget what it looks like because everyone's phone just looks like an Otterbox or whatever. Apple is cooked.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Yes
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by voidfunc 1y ago
If it makes you feel any better the hand written note is perhaps the real memento. Its got your grandmother's writing and thoughts on it. A real window to a deceased loved ones thoughts. The stuff? Just materials passing through time a
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by voidfunc 1y ago
People have been making fun of the Midwest for over a century if not longer.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Theres a lot of very dumb investors.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
You're missing the key next step where after you get yours you start figuring out ways to deny others from getting theirs either through bullying, state-supported violence or legal means :)
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Unfortunately the winds are not blowing in your preferred direction. We are being shown time and time again and in increasing frequency that being an asshole is the best way to succeed.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Have you been living under a rock for the last 15+ years? I haven't touched a CD since the late 2000s.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Its really two questions: 1. Why didn't we catch this sooner 2. Why did it take so long to mitigate Without the debug logging #2 can be really tricky sometimes as well as you can be flying blind to some deep internal conditional branch
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by voidfunc 1y ago
That sounds great until you have a massive issue that costs the company real money and leadership asks why you weren't logging everything in full fidelity? We run with Debug logging on in prod for that reason too. We also ingest insane
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Im being told to push it on my reports from leadership because leadership is telling us rewards in the future will be tied to AI adoption. Its not forced per-se but its definitely being heavily encouraged.
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by voidfunc 1y ago
2017 was 8 years ago...
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by voidfunc 1y ago
Glassing is different than conquering. I know folks that straight up support just killing everyone and everything there once and for all. Or at least they think that will solve the problem.

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