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Unless they bring back personal filing cabinet, AOL will remain dead. I attribute the entire death of AOL to the death of cerver and mp3z

This isn't a screening process, it's a deterrent.

Maybe we can get AI to recycle something... I'll see myself out...

I thought Vanta was an acronym for vertically aligned nanotube array?

This type of legalized data exfiltration doesn't come cheap.

Agreed, ask it for the cutoff date. I did, June 2024...

Several:

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/desktop/

What does tearing down Harvard achieve again? What does punishing visitors to our country who are law abiding achieve again? Clearly it mentions these students can transfer, so all of the little benefits you dreamt up inside your head are dead on arrival. Your perpetual victimhood has a shelf life, hurting everyone you don't like because they're not from here when this country is founded on the ideas of immigrations... you never understood the plot.

Could they not get more juice out of a single, modern server? I get porting over to a new system and migrating is a huge time suck and a good enough reason not to do it if everything is working, just seems excessive for 14 cores.

It's not good for the job because better tools exist. Yeah, I'm not keen on giving money to billionaires for subpar products, that's why I don't drive a Tesla.

They use github actions

https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/tree/master/.github/wor...

Let's do the math, the population of the US is roughly 340M, Trump got 77M votes in 2024. That is 22.65% of Americans. So nowhere near half, not even a full quarter. Approx 174M are eligible to vote, so not even close to being half because more than half of the population doesn't, won't or can't vote.

He was under 1% of the popular vote for 2024, so not handedly, he didn't even get close the previous two times. If we didn't have DEI for red states, aks electoral college he would have never been president. Only 25ish% of Americans voted for him this last time so what are you getting at? Unless he goes full dictator, I imagine Republicans are in trouble once their daddy is gone.

I would consider us lucky to ever have a person like this serve us again. Instead we're on the Biff Tannen timeline.

So 2028 for the PC version?

Sad seeing so many people here addicted to drugs.

None of this matters if we do not have due process.

If the CEO already thinks AI can do everything, I think their answer to that is yes and yes.

Computers can't have unique experiences. I think it's going to replace search, but becoming sentient? Not in my lifetime, granted I'm getting up there.

I think the courts were pretty clear, prove damages. I'm not saying I agree in any capacity, but the AI companies went to court, and it appears they've already won.

My favorite is when it hallucinates documentation and api endpoints.

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I've been satisfied with msty and code/cursor.

I just assumed most people at this point are using a client.

No, they're just contacting me daily on LinkedIn asking if I can be a founder, or interested in leading something I have zero interest in or experience. I'm telling people "not interested" several times a week, let alone taking a quiz. The irony is sales people make 2x-10x more than any engineer and they never get tested.

What makes these tactics the "right thing"? I as a prospective employee don't get to quiz the interviewer using the same tactics? I can ask questions, but how I do know they're knowledgeable and that I want to work for them? Or should I be thankful they're even talking to me? I think it's a terrible practice and that we can do better.

No, but he also ended up on Fireship, and he also shared his company has done 160K+ in sales in the past 4 weeks.

Maybe it was a self hosted runner? I run those locally all the time.

They can bake any Tom Clancy style excuse they want. They broke the law and they're incompetent. Even if you want to ignore one, they still need to go. Making mistakes like this anywhere else would cost you your job.

I've found this to be a problem that a lot CI providers suffer from. They allow extension via third party code which is awesome, people write useful code, a lot of that useful code doesn't get maintained properly or ever, rots, and eventually everyone has a security issue.

You can also see the GitHub IP space here, I don't think it's "residential", unless that terminology includes azure and aws?: https://api.github.com/meta