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nimbius

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About nimbius

Changing brake pads by day and learning python at night

Intelligent people see the truth of the world, the universe. If the truth, if it were good, that we lived in a wonderful society with wonderful people in a universe that cared about us, smart people would be so happy. But being smart is merely a conviction of your enlightenment to the awful reality of things. Bravo, you learned about all these awful things you can’t do much to fix, and the reward is to languish in existential dread. Congratulations, you have learned the history of humanity and how our society functions, and your reward is sullen remorse in the unending cacophany of injustice.

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    Comment #48734436

    this is relatively unremarkable for those with an understanding of wage, labor, profit, price and capital. capitalism will always seek to reduce labor cost. during the epoch of neo…

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    Comment #48719203

    the effort is being driven by a handful of tech and social media companies who have suddenly realized they cannot close the pandoras box of AI. without a meaningful headcount of re…

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    Comment #48461480

    "hey guys remember that screen technology that came out seven years ago and has had plenty of time to mature? Well our 65 year old CEO just discovered it and has found a way to mak…

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    Comment #48023414

    anyone with twenty years of devops experience is likely to abhor Diallo's hot take and for good reason. AI is being sold as a developer, as it is being sold as the do-everything al…

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    Comment #47940470

    >It’s not a fun place for me to be anymore. I want to be there but it doesn't want me to be there. I want to get work done and it doesn't want me to get work done. I want to ship s…

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    Comment #47936257

    > Pricing oil in Yuan because, I guess, the US is somehow not protecting the UAE doesn't make sense because China won't be there to protect them either. It is an admission that US …

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    Comment #47935262

    Cursed by mighty Redmond to roam the market wasteland until death, one of the seventy some odd beleaguered CoPilot products is now being lashed like a haggard burro to the dying li…

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    Comment #47935210

    exactly. this sounds like a third path where the UAE charts its own course, and that course increasingly looks paved in Yuan. OPEC cartel membership didnt gain it access to Hormuz,…

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    Comment #47649036

    If youve never experienced costco or been a member, this is difficult to understand but there is an undercurrent, nay, a prevailing sentiment of savings value and above all else th…

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    Comment #47614392

    unpopular opinion: this can be explained by the social and monetary economics of the gaming ecosystem as a whole. - Microsoft has worked tirelessly to make the windows compute expe…

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    Comment #47588994

    Blame it on whatever you like. oracle has been a rudderless leech for nearly 30 years now. - overpricing the database led to a predictable exodus and new players with often times b…

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    Comment #47535983

    blech...too much windows. bring me the Linux version and i might care ;)

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    Comment #47535577

    i live in a small midwest town and had the privilege of watching it slowly atrophy into near nothing over time. the steel mill closing, 2008 market crash, fentanyl crisis, covid, b…

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    Comment #47495079

    it is a perfect storm: - deregulation of airlines in the 1980s led to rampant consolidation of routes and SPOF hubs that only work for revenue purposes and offer no real resilience…

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    Comment #47412942

    one hypothesis for why meta wants this is because AI (including its own push for it) has turned much of the internet and its social media platforms into slopfarms and clickbots tha…

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    Comment #47092096

    Man who remembers when a big Mac was a wholesome and tasty meal option now shocked to find that, under capitalism, the wrapper is actually more nutritious than the meal itself.

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    Comment #47091893

    This isnt going to be a popular post because the HN crowd is very much a "China bad" crowd but I hypothesize China will likely step in and offer a fork that's compatible with open …

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    Comment #47083234

    Wild flex from the country that literally bought their own tiktok to control the propaganda.

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    Comment #47061500

    There used to be a time in history when a system administrator had to know all this shit in order to keep their job. I guess nowadays devops just means dev as we furiously pump tok…

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    Comment #46783607

    i suppose what he means is that the phones of protestors which have signal chat will be investigated. Assuming they dont have disappearing messages activated, and assuming any prot…

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    Comment #46528993

    "a lot of times my mother asks me if she can come in the room for reasons I won't get into" You've appeared to engineer your way around an interpersonal relationship that you lack …

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    Comment #46453840

    "Intel is optimising for common cases inside the most dominant desktop operating system." - literally the history of Intel for more than 30 years and likely why we see this benefit…

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    Comment #46231862

    i tend to find the kerning issues noted by the calibri team are moot. most Times New Roman is perfectly legible with careful observation and maybe a fresh cup of covfefe.

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