4,854 karma · joined August 19, 2015
But the truth is, you also need to do the work. I used my conclusion about luck as an excuse to not even try. Not even in some grand way. Just in the grinding everyday way. In the way of, "You know what I should do?! I should ... meh. That'll never work."
Take it from me, kids. If you want to do something great, do it while you are still young enough to believe it's possible.
Yeah. I'm going to need a source on this claim.
My god. I didn't even know autoplaying, unmuted ad videos are a thing.
The one to which I was responding was capricious. The one you cited has reasoning, even if you disagree with it.
And that was the whole point of my comment. That by reducing the other side to a farcical strawman, you diminish your own argument. It just becomes a yelling match.
I would rather debate the person you cited than sit complacently with the cynic to whom I responded.
Third base!
The point was that someone the author was fond of passed away. The author who likely might be reading these comments. And Krueger did some cool stuff that everyone use without realizing who did it.
I disagree with them, but that isn't relevant.
And unnecessarily so, to boot. Is the Ukrainian system open source? Can you link to it?
Article 15 says you have the right to request the data and they must provide it to you.
Article 20 says you have the right to get your photos back in a machine readable format.
Sadly, this only applies to those in the EU. Americans can keep taking it, which makes sense as it's an American company that's giving it. Sigh.
But I have only had maybe 3 services ever reject my domain, and those were because the domain contains a number.
I didn't mean the YT wasn't good content. The video fascinated me, and I watched the whole thing.
I meant he is a brilliant engineer doing what brilliant engineers do. He improves things.
I get that the hardware development lifecycle differs from the SDLC. I am out of my depth. But it seems he needs his business partner to say, "Good enough. Ship. Test product market fit. Iterate."