I don’t mind so much. It started as a Wiki and then became a corporate AI training ground.

I think Microsoft bought it, and as with most things they buy, they run it into the ground.

Hey! My assembler is actually quite neat and compartmentalized.

A decentralized social media has 2 problems: How to store the entire world’s data on a blockchain

Stopped reading right there. I can’t take this project seriously. Even the description uses weasel words that focus more on broad concepts rather than technical clarity. I struggle to find a new idea being presented here that actually provides concrete and material benefits over other ways to put power in the hands of users.

To me this looks exactly like an academic project that was done in school and quickly forgotten. It’s great for writing papers, however.

Oh my God I didn’t see what community this was. If this was supposed to be a joke, it was quite the long one. But yeah it’s a joke project it looks like. That’s a fair comparison.

These are not good people.

Not at all if you’re a software developer, which is the whole point of the service. Automated requests from their own tools can easily punch through this building a large project even one time.

I came here looking for this comment. They bought the service to destroy it. It’s kind of their thing.

Same I just throw it in a desk at work. It’s encrypted anyway.

He is laughing all the way to the bank.

Thank you for the anti-bait.

Cruelty is easy. It’s a fast and cheap way to pretend that they’re solving problems.

Pretty sure the Bible also says that the devil can pick and choose parts from it for his own purposes.

Ninny sounds like such a cool word! I’m going to start using it.

It’s even worse. That institutional knowledge and loyalty was purchased with a reputation for employer stability.

Now you have neither and you can’t buy back that trust.

Only a fool would take a government job unless they had no choice. Even if I were considering it, I would insist in negotiations for pay upfront or some kind of severance agreement.

For many years, the status quo was that you underpaid and provided an extremely stable position but in exchange received more loyal and often more experienced employees that knew how to work with the complex bureaucratic systems. Now, there’s no reason to take those jobs.

There’s no reason to take these jobs, not without a significant pay bump or other equalizing factor.

I think an all powerful divine being is more than capable of stopping whatever he or she wants.

I’m almost curious to know what kind of world these people live in where the issue comes up so often they feel the need to pass legislation. Can’t they leave people alone?

I don’t think they’re planning on anyone growing up to pay taxes. They wanna make their cash today.

User Fault FD “UFFD” support for enhancing the write-watches performance.

I’m too stupid to know what any of this means, but it bothers me so much that the title doesn’t say what it is.

Exactly. I don’t care who the CEO is while he continues to own a large chunk of the company. Buying Tesla is supporting one of the most public Nazis of our time. Tesla is, effectively, a Nazi car company.

As long as he still owns the significant number of shares of that company, I’m not buying a Tesla. Let shareholders know that a Nazi leader is a financial death sentence to the maximum extent possible.

Crime is whatever he says it is I guess, and includes but is not limited to having the wrong skin color.