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jameskilton

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About jameskilton

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49210163

    I mean I can't have much sympathy here, it's Texas. They voted for this.

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    Comment #49122287

    Did Arko ever explain why he was trying to sell access to Rubygem's web access logs?

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    Comment #49064081

    And some things always are malicious, like "prediction markets", which is just gambling reworded to sound like something else. This was never, ever going to end well. There is no g…

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    Comment #49011901

    Which is a people problem! The Internet is already a decentralized network. Anyone can hook up a computer to the Internet and others can immediately access it. Centralization comes…

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    Comment #49009191

    The state of the Internet today is a people problem, not a tech problem, and trying to throw more tech at it won't solve anything.

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    Comment #48993997

    Same thing happened the last time we went through this circus. I'm only surprised it took this long for them to shut off access.

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    Comment #48946593

    My personal photo backup S3 account, with a budget limit of $10, now going to cost me .... $1,299,988,247,332.56! That was a fun set of emails to wake up to, figured they had to be…

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    Comment #48920986

    If you're ever asking "Is it just me?", the answer is "no".

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    Comment #48895447

    It isn't and never has been about the children.

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    Comment #48760971

    Bitcoiners pivoted to AI so hard when they saw actual money to be made. Now AI is turning into as bad of a bet as Bitcoin, so not surprised that the "Bitcoin Policy Institute" woul…

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    Comment #48731835

    Don't ever let a Republican, and especially a Trump voter, complain about the current state of affairs. They voted for this, and have been voting for this for decades. They have tw…

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    Comment #48559966

    Or how he was mailed a box of Calvin and Hobbes plushies to try to get sign-off on the quality of the toys. He mailed back a picture of the box on fire. IMO Calvin and Hobbes will …

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    Comment #48526722

    There is nothing more evil in this world than the pursuit of power and wealth.

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    Comment #48476320

    After a certain size, one of my favorite Civilization quotes kicks in: "The bureaucracy is expanding to fill the needs of the expanding bureaucracy." This burned me right out, and …

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    Comment #48135133

    > At Anthropic, we build AI to serve humanity’s long-term well-being. If Anthropic actually cared about humans, they would have the best customer support (staffed by humans, for hu…

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    Comment #48101108

    A reminder that every line of code written is a liability, not an asset. If I had any inkling of giving GitLab a try, this killed it.

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    Comment #48002552

    Flock is pure cruelty. All justice, no mercy. It needs to go away.

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    Comment #47933304

    Nice, they have availability numbers now on their status page, but they aren't aggregating. If you multiply all current numbers together (as of Apr 28), you find out that GitHub ha…

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    Comment #47878969

    Never underestimate the lengths and depths people will go in the name of a salary.

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    Comment #47865130

    As the American Justice system is fundamentally broken now, if Interpol decides to "disappear" Trump to the Hague next time he's in Europe it would be greatly appreciated.

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    Comment #47777834

    Why do you think Melania started talking about Epstein again when she did?

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    Comment #47655046

    We are in a really bad situation, of our own making no doubt. We actually have no idea who's in charge of Iran (the stated ruler has yet to be seen and probably was severely injure…

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    Comment #47629471

    Are you expecting "mentally sound behavior" or "strategic coherence" from today's administration?

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    Comment #47614365

    Why would you go to LinkedIn to play puzzle games? There's thousands of other places to do so.

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    Comment #47555377

    Folks are getting dangerously attached to [political parties/candidates/news sources/social networks] that always tell them they're right. It's really nothing new. It takes signifi…