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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
I hear what you are saying, but this approach puts the burden on the woman to leave her job and make the change. The victim shouldn't have to accommodate sexist policies. If you were a man, would you quit in solidarity to help send a m
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
Sad story. About 10 years ago, I was brought in as a contractor to train a team with 5 junior women engineers, one other junior man, and an older woman manager. The other guy would constantly shit on EVERY idea presented by a woman. Like, i
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
> Making your work public. I cannot stress this enough. Regardless of who you are, holy hell some people WILL steal your work for their own. My first internship manager in late 1980's took my work and patented it as his own! I found
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
I thought all US satellite companies had a strict set of rules regard where they could and could not point their satellites. E.g., Dick Cheny's house was off limits to Google Earth in the 2000's.
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
I hear this a lot: "Wellll, Machine Learning isn't TRUE artificial intelligence..." Seriously people: are you THAT insecure? I realize it is a cutthroat hiring market and companies are stuffing extra zeroes onto signing bonus
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
If you look at what happened with Wisconson and Foxconn, you basically had a web of corruption at the highest levels of government with support from the POTUS. They deliberately negotiated a shitty deal because they are all corrupt. It&#x27
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
"Nearly everybody"? What the ever loving hell are you talking about? 44% of all employed people in the united states earn $18,000 or less. This is a major problem: you live in a bubble and know little about people that don't
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
I think you meant "companies" and not "states". Problem is it becomes a bidding war that causes states to forego tax revenue with ZERO recourse if that company decides to pack up and move somewhere else. This is especial
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
My portfolio manager told me in Dec 2018 that our 2019 strategy would depend on if companies invested their tax returns for growth or handed them out to shareholders and execs. He followed the latter path. TL;DR: My portfolio manager adjust
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
Yeah, I agree with you. There's a big difference between impossible and beyond to my palette, the former being way more convincing. I have a feeling these are only going to improve. We've come such a long way from what constituted
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
Like when I accidentally check in credentials. /insert Michael Cain playing Homer sound: Buh-oh./
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
So does anyone that lives in a city with sidewalks. They are called easements, and if you don't maintain them, you are liable.
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
My knowledge of linux scheduling has gone up 10x thanks to this debate!
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
ERP is hard. VERY hard.
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by 0xff00ffee 7y ago
In the 90's I was an architect on Intel's Willamette (Pentium4) thermal throttle (TT1). TT1 "knocked the teeth" out of clock cycles if the checker-retirement unit (CRU, the hottest part of the die) got too hot. This evol