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Unless done in collaboration with proper institutions, that would be playing with fire. Consequences from letting who-knows-who from who-knows-where do who-knows-what in your name …

He does run some strange "capitalist philanthropy" thing with his wife: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Zuckerberg_Initiative

Because it's not wrong when "we" (i.e. those naming who counts as APT) are doing it.

That sounds more like "peace through superior firepower" rather than "war is peace".

It got to the point that now there is a "SSecretary" of War.

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Security is like insurance - it is something you kind-of don't need until something bad happens and when it does, you wish you had it.

The strongest few did. The likes of pets.com did not.

People being grabbed off the streets and transported to prison in unrelated country is what you voted for?

You can do arbitrary REST API calls from n8n, which greatly increases the integrability surface.

Decamillionaire?

People in suits looking important. See: https://web.archive.org/web/20240927004237/https://www.flick... https://web.archive.org/web/20230220184613/https://www.flick...

Libpostal - street address parsing and normalisation library that relies on downloadable NLP model. https://github.com/openvenues/libpostal

See: https://old.reddit.com/r/mit/comments/1m2ewe5/what_standing_... TL;DR: He is officially listed on MIT site as research scientist, has research published in association with MI…

Exactly the point they are making?

The way I see it, works like Tetsuo is Japanese extreme cyberpunk - niche-within-a-niche kind of thing.

Twitter layoffs of 2022 might have been the Lehman Brothers moment that marked the end of programming gold rush.

Some quick examples: Bosch: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/11/business/bosch-germany-jo... Panasonic: https://www.manufacturingdive.com/news/panasonic-layoffs-con... SAP: https://…

Layoffs certainly do happen outside US and ZIRP was not uniquely American thing.

Does this sort of stuff still work for people who can do Python or Javascript just as well as thousands of others? I expect most companies today to simply stop talking to a typical…

No-ish, unless you specifically want to work with Perl codebases (e.g. in bioinformatics). By and large, Python has pretty much replaced Perl for generic scripting work.