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Comment #44848191
The devs have been co-opted into marketing roles now, too - they have to say it's that good to keep the money coming in. IMO this reinforces the original post - this all feels like…
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Comment #44846647
Those FOIAs are requested by politicians owned by industry in an effort by industry to scrape whatever leverage they can. FOIAs themselves are not problematic, obviously, but their…
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Comment #44823496
You're not wrong about funding, but OP is correct about industry influence. It varies a little by division/subject matter, but they basically have to run everything by industry and…
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Comment #44819207
I can't imagine using MS products for anything important these days. There are more reliable options for servers, databases, and OS, and those options all have better docs.
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Comment #44804613
Lots of anecdotes and opinions in the thread. Read the post and the science.
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Comment #44758409
Agreed. Additionally, negative sanctions have been part of human life since the beginning. Anyone who has raised a child or pet understands this. This discussion of far more nuance…
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Comment #44473485
The answers to stay until you find something else are correct. I would also add that it's probably pretty easy to fake it - in my experience management, especially executive level,…
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Comment #44395797
Hard not to feel this way sometimes given the quality of some job listings and the negativity bias here and broader media. In such moments of despair I recall two axioms: change is…
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Comment #44220958
Metafilter, hands down.
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Comment #44081786
Lots of good answers here about part of your question: is it hype or not? In that it likely isn't going away, and is becoming a valid force multiplier, it's not. However, this ques…
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Comment #39330174
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Comment #39169085
What, exactly, are you basing this assumption on?
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Comment #38987457
Sure looks like documentation to me, but I don't need pretty webpages. 'man' is more than sufficient for tools like these.
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Comment #38785467
> does the world really FEEL that different now, than pre-internet? Yes. You said it yourself: you used to have to WALK somewhere to look things up. Added convenience isn't the onl…
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Comment #38785057
Sleeping in more than one long chunk of time is called polyphasic sleeping [0]. It's postulated that sleeping in one go is an industrial age phenomenon. Anecdotal, but I embraced a…
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Comment #38622595
The idea that only these 2 companies can provide a platform for secure apps is patently absurd. What's stopping another company other than these companies' stranglehold? If you wan…
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Comment #37418473
Rewriting history and books is actually exactly what's happening in Florida under ostensibly fascist rule, which is precisely what Orwell was referring to. I don't want my street n…
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Comment #37390900
Agreed. I was always on the fence about children, and eventually decided/realized a strong desire to have children is a responsible prerequisite.
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Comment #36937959
Yup. I work at the Space Telescope Science Institute, where we maintain pipelines for astronomical data that move petabytes, among other things. All of the heavy lifting is done in…
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Comment #36901639
This is, unequivocally, rubbish. Denouncing recovered memories is precisely how the Baltimore Archdiocese covered up years of sexual abuse by Catholic priests. Only utter dirtbags …
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Comment #36773851
What philosophical issues do you have with Gitlab?
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Comment #36747029
And?
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Comment #36599200
What about that?
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Comment #36432746
Your comment indicates you can't differentiate between LSD and dangerous opioids. Cheese is the opioid supplying immediate gratification. LSD, and other hallucinogens, work much, m…
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Comment #36432727
I've done LSD numerous times, including "heroic" doses, as have many of my friends, starting 30 years ago (I haven't in a while as i no longer feel the need to blow open those door…