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_dujt
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Comment #39444327
The products I’ve paid for and enjoyed for years usually become worse when businesses feel they need to spend more of their resources on b2b. Basically, enshittification.
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Comment #39444300
> If I didn't want others to use my code or make money with it, I wouldn't have gone open source in the first place > I'd rather use an AWS service with an open source core than a …
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Comment #39443240
Well, this is concerning.
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Comment #39419011
This. ALL OF THIS IS A NON ISSUE. All. Of. It. These people won’t take one ounce of responsibility and not buy the damn thing.
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Comment #39418976
Your thoughts regarding open source are borderline irrational when places like Amazon will copy and paste your repository and start making billions off of it.
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Comment #39384609
> I genuinely think Apple wanted this to be relatively unpalatable to the typical consumer. You’re starting to hit on Apple’s strategy. Build something expensive and impressive, ge…
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Comment #39373173
Industry helps everyone. Private jets are so the rich can avoid the peasants. There’s no benefit for 99.99% of the rest of the world.
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Comment #39373154
And we’re told we need to be conscious of the plastic bags we’re using at the grocery to fight pollution. We’re a drop in the ocean compared to these people.
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Comment #39370740
> Grades inform potential employers where a student's strengths and weaknesses are. I graduated in 2016 and never once had an employer concerned about my grades. It would be a red …
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Comment #39365803
Obese and gluttonous society gets a drug to let them consume more without consequences. Can’t go wrong, surely.
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Comment #39325332
I’m sure this type of thing absolutely scares Engadget who has been putting out ai-like article spam even before generative AI was released. Call it cynical but these publishers ar…
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Comment #39315357
I have a hard time figuring out how those in the health insurance industry get sleep at night.
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Comment #39304753
In my personal experience I’ve found stand ups are incredibly easy to sidetrack. One dev starts going into too much detail about a troublesome aspect of their ticket instead of sim…
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Comment #39293260
Scandinavian system is completely incompatible with US population numbers and economic realities for the US. Their total population is less than 39 million, while the US has 10x th…
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Comment #39283399
You forgot some of the headline > Be gentle with the Apple Vision Pro - ITS PLASTIC!!! Clickbait-territory.
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Comment #39281719
> Because it hurts EU customers by not applying the rules worldwide. It’s an entirely expected outcome for wanting to enact one-of-a-kind laws that force a foreign company into doi…
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Comment #39275550
It’s not slavery when the human has done things that society deemed bad enough to lose their rights for however long the sentence is.
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Comment #39250602
> I have no idea how something like this can even happen. In a company of that size it should be actually impossible for a transaction like this to occur without clearly documented…
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Comment #39235551
Unfortunately this ship has sailed. The job market is broken right now for software engineers and it’s far easier to use AI to apply to a hundred jobs in the of hopes one gets back…
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Comment #39235514
This is an odd precedent to set, and I can only imagine it leads to US companies being more reluctant to setup EU officers.
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Comment #39235486
https://cleantechnica.com/2024/02/02/the-us-added-1-2-millio... Adding EVs to the market seems to be a net negative for electricity use. Can you say the same for your imaginary coi…
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Comment #39235459
Does it matter? Crypto, arguably useless to 99.9% of US citizens is ~~using~~ wasting 2% of all energy.
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Comment #39235135
Humanity in a couple hundred years will look back and deem us worse than the barbarians that came before us.
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Comment #39227801
If it really was so easy then don’t you think every country would have their own ASML? The economic incentives are there. They’ve BEEN there for decades. To think China doesn’t hav…
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