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AI is a glorified search engine, it can’t tell what solutions an org actually needs or how to plan & execute them safely.

Macbooks and iPhones are good devices though, saying this as a primarily linux user.

There is no way a company could exist purely on marketing, Apple backs it up with tech.

Every time I try these they never work, including this one.

I’m not sure what the value prop is over just using a torrent client?

Maybe when they’re less buggy they’ll become a thing.

Cool comparison, but none of them get both the face and the time correct when I look at it.

The person above me makes assumptions about implementation details and then pokes holes in them. I answered above.

Not at all. Make verification possible only at secure physical sites.

Verifiable in this context means I can verify my vote was tallied correctly.

I believe the piece we're missing is the government (citizen?) service which issues (manages, replaces, revokes) constituents' cryptographic tokens for use with such things.

Then our voting systems could be electronic, secure, open, verifiable, and mostly private; assuming effective oversight / this organization does not issue fraudulent tokens or leak keys or identities (big assumption, but I don't think it's impossible.)

Thanks, I hate it.

Do folks not leverage built in help commands anymore?

I must be getting old.

I see both sides, I paid $5 in 2013, but each time I use it I feel like they keep pushing their own content to the home screen.

Right, including extra user tracking.

> CDNs are necessary

What exactly can't be repackaged / hosted alongside?

The bloat is still there, regardless of where its downloaded from.

Likewise the CDN's, probably.

If you can avoid this transition I would recommend it. Say no, take a pay cut, feign ignorance.

9/10 times the new manager is miserable and doesn't add anything to the employees' day to day aside from stressing about your next 1:1, and is then locked to that role for the duration.

Tall order.

Like most of the internet, this site included, it's about how you use it and where you choose to participate.

You can get dirty by digging, of course. But there are still excellent communities on reddit that you really can't find anywhere else.

Surely it could be suffixed or keyed with a less likely collision target than this very simplistic example. I suppose JSONC and similar exist, although they are rarely used in the wild in contrast to actual JSON usage, compatibility is important.

While I wish JSON formally supported comments, it seems more sensible (compatible) to just nest them inside of a keyed list or object as strings.

  {
    foo: "bar",
    ans: 42,
    comments: {
      ans: "Douglas Adams"
    }
  }

Or pagers...

Very much enjoyed the Hyperion Cantos series by Dan Simmons.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperion_Cantos

> How would you design FPSs to remove this "bad game design?"

I think we just need to accept that bots will always be better at reaction based KPIs & abusing "knowing" too much game state, we should just remove those conditions.

1) Move most of the application logic to the server, the client should be a fairly dumb terminal that knows how to render and accept inputs, and only receives the state that it needs. No more spying issues.

2) Just give everybody auto aim & immediate/auto controlled firing, etc. No more aim bot issues.

3) Improve the quality of gameplay around the types of interactions which bots are bad at. Decision making, strategy, communication, execution, adaptation.

Nah it's pretty bad, but congrats on being an outlier.

Ok, I'll bite; which package repos are "the same or worse" than those of nodejs?

Gossip protocol.

One can run a pruned node where you only keep block info relating to your associated wallet, but you often keep the whole chain.

Bitcoin hate is real, here. At least.

Neat. Mini map would be cool.

It takes like two seconds to write a ticket and then tag your commits with it.

You get credit for fixing the issue, avoid giant fix-along-the-way PRs, and future credit for people (maybe even you) understanding why you those changes were made.

Having written a spellcheck, maybe 20 years ago for school, this is accurate.