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Hakashiro
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Comment #46134192
Compliance is not security, but "security" is too nebulous of a term to actually implement effectively, so companies use the specific regulations and standards to have a measurable…
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Comment #38825188
It is more than a protocol. It's an experience. E-mail is totally intercompatible, but the experience for anything apart from "the equivalent of letters" is simply horrendous. Delt…
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Comment #38825179
While this is commendable, the problem with this is that you're also refusing to interact with people who use those platforms. For example, you can refuse to use Google Chrome, and…
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Comment #38508947
I had an account here. I still do. Like some other people point out: Invitation-only means trolls are less likely to show up. But the higher end of quality is not significantly bet…
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Comment #38408518
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Comment #35312976
I fully support the notion that OpenAI should be more "open" than "closed". I agree that OpenAI controlling one of the most massive and powerful LLMs right now is a huge risk. Espe…
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Comment #35199655
what
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Comment #34244675
Documentation has always been part of the product. Documentation has always been part of the coding, not an afterthought, not an optional thing, not a second-class citizen. This is…
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Comment #33894076
As a restaurant owner, would you prevent an expert cook employee from using their favourite brand of knives? Or even knives they bring from home? Probably not. What if your insuran…
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Comment #33621996
I think that Mastodon's problems are less than 10% technical. That's not to say ActivityPub isn't a pretty trash protocol, insecure by default (no E2EE), wide open to abuse, and ve…
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Comment #33341325
That is a pretty disgusting statement. What ""the science"" are you talking about? The vast majority of doctors and scientists strongly recommend taking the vaccine. It is not abou…
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Comment #33078041
Most of it is luck. Everyone wants to get into Big Tech and the fact there are hiring slowdowns and mass layoffs will only work against you, for quite obvious reasons. If there was…
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Comment #32981632
Wait until we have to explain why the most powerful military and politically influential country in the world still insists in using counter-intuitive measurement systems.
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Comment #32734276
It appears you are located in an Asian, South American, African, or perhaps another region. I find it curious that you talk about US/EU compensation, when in fact Poland (which is …
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Comment #31829455
I have been recently diagnosed with anxiety disorder. I didn’t believe I was stressed or that I was a nervous person, I don’t have schizophrenia or any TOC, but I definitely do hav…
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Comment #31709385
> Daily Mail
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Comment #31620231
Loginwalled
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Comment #31618139
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Comment #31388414
This is a blatant abuse and they should be sued and shut down. This is beyond unacceptable. There is no reason to do this kind of thing.
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Comment #31383841
> I don't get compensated well > 55k Lol.
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Comment #31376091
Nothing is going to collapse, lol. The US, and all worldwide economies may be a bubble, sure. But they are 100% safe for as long as people keep consuming, working, and the economy …
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Comment #31364222
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/
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Comment #31339481
> dictatorship Any source?
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Comment #30988335
Oh hey, I'm not alone! In my case, it costed me two offers. One from Google and one from GitHub. Come to think of it, yeah I will begin migrating everything away from FastMail and …