AimForTheBushes

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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
There was US-China spy agreement in 2015 that China slowly reneged on- perhaps due to the trade war.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Wouldn't that require physical intervention?
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
> Computer systems owned by a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls were connecting to a foreign server controlled by APT10. APT10 is a state sponsored hacking group.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
So they're state sponsored attacks and then they deny any and all culpability? Europe needs to join the hard line on China.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
If it's connected, it's vulnerable.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Perfect opportunity for existing customers to migrate to a different service.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Great read! I'm glad he's finding success with it but I couldn't help to think how easy it is to accomplish this with iOS notes.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
I think this was absolutely the case. All the cities that bid got played.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
In my anecdotal experience, the business axes a position and downgrades responsibilities to a lower title. So what a Sr. DBA did before would go to a regular DBA or even a Jr. DBA. It doesn't matter what the prevailing wage for a title
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
I don't agree that it's a major problem to underemployment- especially not the massive underemployment referenced in the article. But I still think it's a problem that should be corrected.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
H1Bs are not meant for immigration. Their purpose is to fulfill a void in the highly educated work force by employing a temporary, foreign worker. I think his point has some validity since H1Bs can replace local workers with lower paying H1
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
This app pretty much goes against everything Apple is trying to achieve with 'Privacy First'. Personally, I would have never used it because routing all traffic through their vpn seems malicious in itself, but a non-tech savvy use
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
I mean it's not like they're exclusively doing this to ethnic Chinese-Americans, just anyone associated with the PRC. You're taking it out of context.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Collaboration is a two way street. I feel for Wu in the article and it seems like she puts research over politics, but the fact of the matter still stands: is research being shared fairly? I seem to think not based on past experiences whene
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
On habit building- If you're like me and have tried time and time again on enforcing new habits and failed time and time again: try mindfulness. It's easy to not live in the moment, especially so when a tech centered world makes i
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
It is kinda relevant since there's at least 17 google services biting the dust this year.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
That was my first thought when all these shenanigans went down. I think there is still an argument for security- we're currently well versed in android but that isn't the case for whatever closed source Huawei OS that comes out.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
"The "trade war" is something that came out of Trump's sick mind, influenced by Bannon." This is incorrect. Peter Navarro is the main driver for addressing China's practices. He wrote the book on it. "it i
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
If the writing is on the wall, then us diversifying the supply chains completely out of China wouldn't matter, right?
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
It's a response to China not fulfilling their promises and not playing fair. IP theft, lack of market access, the benefits they receive of being labeled a third world country, possible currency manipulation, the list goes on. It may be
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
What's riskier, human or automated drivers? 391 Ohio Traffic Deaths YTD, all of which human caused.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
> an Android app recompiled for Huawei's OS is said to perform 60% faster. I'll believe it when I see it.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
So studying?
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Not if I'm paying my neighbor to take care of it.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
That the underlying stock price closes below the IPO price.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Thanks! I don't want to pass this one up.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Can't read the article without making an account but the first paragraph is a real zinger. >Young men are staggering around, hungry for days. They are throwing themselves into ice baths and cryotherapy pods. There are not enough bed
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
An inflammatory diet from western influence. That's what my assumption would be.
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
"The Tsimane get 72% of their energy from carbohydrates. The fact that they have the best indicators of cardiovascular health ever reported is the exact opposite to many recent suggestions that carbohydrates are unhealthy." Refine
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by AimForTheBushes 7y ago
Not necessarily. I use both apps. I'm sure a lot of other people do too. More people would use Lyft if it's the cheaper option (and not surging like Uber would be in this scenario).

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