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This is a terrible decision.

Nice distinction, thanks!

Some other classics (applied dist systems):

- DDB: https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/files/amazon-dynamo-sos...

- MapReduce: https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall13/cos518/p...

- Spark/RDDs: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/nsdi12/nsdi12...

- BigTable: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...

Great breakdown: https://stopa.io/post/269

The mistake of the modern man is that he is more wise and clever than his ancestors, and that because of this he is able to re-invent all institutions from first principles. In the process, he destroys many load-bearing ideas and institutions and ends up with a more fragile, less successful, and generally more damaging replacement.

Godspeed.

Token-driven development

Banksy is peak redditor. Masquerading as a free-thinking activist who happens to agree with every talking point of the established media and global bureaucratic regime.

Literally every appliance. Printers, toasters, dishwashers, ...

I love this so much. We need this for personal automobiles.

Yes, _Bezos_ brought down WaPo. Surely there's no other reason... Seeing as traditional news outlets are all doing so well across the board and trust in them is at all-time highs. It's the Billionaire.

Love this. Well done!

Researchers find evidence of buzzword "buzzword" in their papers

God bless you.

If you think that state-of-the-art LLMs are "random text generators" I don't know what to say to you.

I feel this so much. Woodworking, gardening, anything outdoors and with your hands

The LORD God Almighty

Out of curiosity, what specifically about international shipping with FBA sucks?

Canadian tech jobs are slim, wages are low (especially when compared to the CoL). Not exactly a great sell

Church

They're right. Closest electronic alternative is Monero/XMR.

Remarkably missing many works of Christian theology... No St. Augustine, Aquinas, St. John of Chrysostom, Calvin, etc.

Interesting. I would find this annoying because its so different from what I'm used to, but the potential it has for people with disabilities is huge.

I think that in the short-term there will definitely be a shock to the system and there may be less lucrative and easy jobs, but long-term software is going nowhere and the fundamental value proposition of software engineers hasn't changed.

The only thing that changed is that due to increasing rates companies are tightening their CapEx and focusing on profit over growth.

The obvious issue is that giving employees $25-$50 in cash (which is what most of those things cost per person) is too little and can be considered insulting.

Imo it doesn't have a future as a means of payment because it's lack of privacy leads to a lack of fungibility (which is essential for a currency).

Tether failing (which seems inevitable at this point) will cause the entire crypto ecosystem to implode.