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I’m guessing parts that weren’t in the books

Comments on Google documents have always annoyed me. Resolved threads disappear into the ether. Intermediate comments are hidden, so you always need to dig for context.

UX for collaborative documents needs some innovation but Google has no incentive.

I appreciate this work you’re doing

The article can be 100% written by the Guardian but with a seed planted by a “leak” from Meta.

It needs to be an IP so it can be one of the “A” records returned by dns lookups of pool.ntp.org.

You just use a subset of the other known good nodes in the pool as your source. You’re just acting as an edge node for load distribution

It’s also enabled by default now if I remember correctly.

My previous org’s GHE went down all the time. It couldn’t handle the CI and automation tooling hitting it as often as an org of our size needed it to. So I can totally see cloud not being able to handle the new AI scale

Isn’t there confusion here between independent contractors and subcontractors?

Amazon is subcontracting out delivery to smaller companies, for example ACME Logistics, LLC. Amazon tells ACME when things need to be delivered. ACME then hires delivery drivers, whether the individuals in vests are full-time/part-time/1099 independent is another thing. I doubt Amazon is hiring any 1099 workers directly, but I could be wrong.

How old is the root user? How about the nginx user? How about “nobody”?

I still like to code a lot "by hand" but appreciate the AI based auto-complete/tab completion. What are folks using these days instead of Cursor in that respect? VSCode + Copilot?

Won’t kids just make a new secret account that doesn’t belong to the family? Like you said, they will do it anyway

The most evil part of this is that drivers have been conditioned to click on these “surprise waiting for you” notifications. BMW usually had fairly cute holiday animations that were a fun surprise. I actually looked forward to them until I got bamboozled by this one…

I always assumed it was because they had storm resistant cabins for sleeping and supply storage.

Daily use boats probably don’t need as much in that respect.