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  • they're a berry i think

  • they captured the "niche wiki" market as wikia, then rebranded and started serving shittons of ads. the vim wiki is unusable these days because it runs like ass and looks like a gamer rgb nightmare

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  • it's not that they are "correct", it's that they are a close enough approximation to work well enough at the scale they're used. it's not like the universe runs on math.

  • that's sick

  • cyberdecks. they're basically unusable as daily devices since they're just made to look cool... but they look cool

  • related, steam turbine locomotives! they never really took off, but they're amazing!

  • monkeys paw curls and i turn into cake*

  • i really wish we wouldn't do those. feels too reddity.

    but thanks.

  • i like how you've managed to include just a single non-procedural language, and it's the most interesting one by far, and you're calling it obsolete. says a lot.

  • something like the pinenote maybe?

    although holy shit it's expensive. i thought it was like $150

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  • so jump head first

  • tl;dr: it uses stripe

  • yeah it's almost like there as already a system for this in place

  • it's buzzword speak for "connect chatgpt to your editor, tell it what you want, and blindly accept the answer"

  • yeah i think that's about the same time. there are so many versions at the same time that it gets confusing

  • I'm no accountant but surely if they were being profitable it would sound better to say something like "We've remained profitable throughout and our earnings per quarter are on par if not greater than before."?

    no, because profitability isn't the key figure they are interested in. it's growth. i recently got fired because of disappointing growth; e.g. the increase in profitability was not as large as they expected. which means they still made more money than last year.

    this is why expenditures get relegated to "externality" status; because otherwise projections would make it look like a company can not grow infinitely large, and surely that's not true

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  • platypodes nuts

  • they just want all text

  • considering that "web 2.0" is widely accepted to be "the social web", where the focus was on user contribution and interoperability... no.