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You know how Snappy has 3 links? What if you archived one of those links, then archived that link using a different archive link and so on. How deep could you go?
Here's an example: https://web.archive.org/web/20220908013516/https://ghostarchive.org/archive/UHhck
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C'mon Muskrat! I'm sure going to heckin war with Apple will work out for you. Watching Twitter implode like this has made me
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iPhone 15 Pro gets USB 3 speeds: Up to 10 gigabits per second. Which means iPhone 15 is stuck at USB 2 speeds, same as lightning.
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) September 12, 2023
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Remember if you send a girl a message and it has a green bubble, she is likely running for the hills.
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they said they started today but will be ongoing throughout the summer lmao
i didn't get hit in the first round (my manager was blindsided by it too but it doesn't sound like many codecels got hit) but now i have the entire summer to spend wondering if i'll still have a job
started applying for other jobs today i hate job searching so much, guess i better start grinding leetcode again too
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Like literally, nowhere
Discuss
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I can't bypass the paywall if anyone can pls post a mirror btw.
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They do it to pump up numbers for government subsidies and beating Tesla.
They have a Ponzi scheme thing going.
Environmental impact of the dead uhigur slaves mining the resources that never get used for anything.
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Due Diligence, more like dude bussy lmao.
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Is it possible that the marginal utility of software development diminishes over time? In a stagnant economy with stagnant analog technology, I think this is inevitably the case. It's natural for people to invest in the most productive areas first, so if things remain constant then the marginal value of software diminishes. I ask this because I'm curious for how sustainable the bull market for IT is.
On the consumer side of things, we've already gone from on average 1 hour a day online to twelve hours a day online over the course of fifteen years. This is an underrated point of the discussion, we're just running out of people we can turn into no life losers. It just seems like Youtube, TikTok, Facebook, etc are all fighting over an increasingly set pie. On the video game front, the library of past games is ever growing and you still have a bunch of people playing ancient shit like Star Craft. In the year 2000, you'd struggle to find anyone who would be playing a game made in the year 1990. Now, playing a game that's a decade old like Skyrim or even two decades like Age of Empires II is the norm.
I doubt we're ever going to see a bull market the size of the 2010s for software and IT again. The ability to software to proliferate an infinite amount of times is amazing, but it could also mean we as a society pick the most profitable fruit first and once certain things are sufficiently done, there's not much point in wasting the money to improve them further. I doubt there's going to be another goldmine like youtube again. To compare it to the oil industry, it's like if we used up all the highly profitable Saudi Crude and had to content ourselves with Canadian Tar sands.
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Maybe I can finally upgrade get a couple old PCs I have in storage running again.
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It's full of quality code like this.
The lead software tester was a daughter of another friend with whopping 2 years of experience (and a non-stem degree).
They didn't have 2fa for anything, they got access to one of the developers outlook email+password through social engineering and got access to EVERYTHING.
the whole sourcecode: t.me/sawarim
I want to thank your countrymen for paying for this @UraniumDonGER