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dickersnoodle
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Comment #48990405
Worth it to who?
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Comment #48904734
I'm sure it seems "entirely fine" to you but the people being forcibly moved off their land have a very different reaction. I guess it comes down to who gets the gold mine and who …
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Comment #48881412
This isn't a real surprise to anyone who knows how "AI" works.
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Comment #48870740
Why on earth would you need to do that for most things? Not everyone wants to be the next Coreweave. It sounds like you're killing a fly with a cannon to me.
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Comment #48438569
As many commenters have pointed out, a lot of that wealth will disappear into the grubby hands of private-equity-owned assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
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Comment #48296975
I'd have said ghouls. At least vampires are sexy...
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Comment #47738140
Hopefully that EVP feels embarrassed that a big bet was made that not only didn't pay off but left the company in a worse position. Some schadenfreude may be all you can expect, si…
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Comment #47555784
You talk about that like it's a problem...
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Comment #47534083
> I never connect my smart TVs to the network, I just plug in my Apple TV and move on. You're not alone.
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Comment #47380490
"We don't want you here" sounds like a perfectly good reason to me.
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Comment #46958648
Every developer has had this fight with management and most lose.
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Comment #46936264
This is the funniest thing I've read all week.
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Comment #46927760
"much more demand than supply"? Demand from who?
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Comment #46927743
Someone in management read and misunderstood "The Velocity of Money" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity_of_money )?
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Comment #46925701
>I see people at work who are drooling about being able to have code made for them .. but I'm not in that group. +100 for this.
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Comment #46488384
Rumors are worth exactly what you pay for them.
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Comment #46400724
Good. Now do (Florida Senator) Rick Scott.
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Comment #46216493
"Monopoly abuse"? Apple Pay was a huge leap forward in preventing credit card info theft, to the point that I only buy gas at stations that use Apple Pay to avoid having my bank ac…
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Comment #46216417
"existential threat to Windows" - from your lips to whoever's ear.
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Comment #46216393
>Gemini can know everything in my Google account Sorry, this just made shivers run up my back.
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Comment #46062897
It's conceivably politically incorrect to use this reference, but Apple was begging the EU not to throw them into that briar patch.
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Comment #46050082
Apparently not. This is the most perfect example I've seen of "I can recite it, but I don't understand it so I don't know if it's really right or not" that I've seen in a while.
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Comment #45940664
I don't get offended. I've built software for my entire (43+ year) career and call myself a software developer (and back in the day a computer programmer) and I have never worked i…
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Comment #45939078
Depends on the app and how it's built. There are ways to architect native mobile apps that give a lot of flexibility, and there are even ways to build both the native and web apps …
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Comment #45938706
>feature teams" can't easily ship native desktop UI because feature team eng only knows web... This is the bane of a lot of the native developer's existence. Add to that the design…