rgavuliak

Fingerprinting, without excessive investment doesn't work well for mobile which eats and ever-increasing share of online traffic.

In addition more and more traffic will be agent based.

I don't think Service Model is really hopeful. The society has collapsed and robots are stuck on useless errands.

I have a hard time understanding your opinion. What do you even mean by garbage? There's thousands of legitimate music bands/musicians on these platforms. Naturally you won't care for a majority of it, but an interpret being niche doesn't make them garbage.

Julia is going to overcome Python in usage, any decade now.

I like how this discussion has focused on Netflix where as the point is something different.

There are 2 useful rules to consider when building stuff: * Your user might not necessarily be like you - this applies even more when we tech people consider ourselves to be like our customers - we're often very different. * While in individual experiences your click of a thumbs up button constitutes a yes, and ...; if we're talking 128k likes, the aggregate dulls some of the edges and has interpretative value.

Interesting. I have had mostly the opposite experience. CEO(s) that changed strategy + focus every month and the middle management having to pick up the pieces. Keep people motivated and deliver.

When was this? MS Copilot has gotten a lot better lately IMO.

This seems to be one of the cases where what people say in a survey and what they do are two very distinct things.

Databricks on Azure went down too yesterday

Exactly, especially in long trips this usually resulted to a fight among parents.

Fair point, but before business people relied on other people to pull it for them. Sure, it was checked by human, but a technical human often lacked the business context and there's been plenty of instances, where the business person knowing their revenue and sales numbers challenged the analysis of a technical person.

There's a difference between a hyperbole and being tone deaf.

Well paid engineers compare their experience to a labour death camp just confirms how out of touch they are.

Ultimately the management should care about what brings in the most revenue. A feature that brings low revenue but has no fire is something no-one cares about. If you have a ton of revenue and no bugs, you likely can get recognition.

European Roads and US roads are very different. US is much more car friendly.