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by Cd00d 5y ago
Seems like he stages the initiation of everything on a very small platform. He mentions it around 1:10 of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2okI6ZszQY&t=205s
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I don't like letting people bring their own teams with them. It's a shortcut to a discontinuation of culture and a form of second-order nepotism.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I'd like to recommend this podcast about online radicalization, produced by the NYTimes: https://www.nytimes.com/column/rabbit-hole
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by Cd00d 5y ago
Can you go into this in a bit of detail? I thought reverse osmosis water wasn't great to drink, because it's essentially de-ionized water. So, the water has no choice but to rip ions out of your cells. But, I've never looked
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I mean, I don't get the sarcasm. Have you had another app steer you away from engagement for the sake of your mental/behavioral health in this way? I certainly haven't. Other than maybe Nintendo suggesting go outside breaks o
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by Cd00d 5y ago
There were two days last week where I got on TikTok around bedtime as a distraction from actually going to bed. After a while a clip came up on my FYP with someone saying "hey, maybe you wanna be done scrolling and go to bed", and
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by Cd00d 5y ago
BEV? I'm guessing the EV is electric vehicle, but what's the B?
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by Cd00d 5y ago
ITAR is extremely restrictive. I used to build sensing systems, where I'd include an off-the-shelf infra-red camera. Couldn't sell the combined system abroad because the IR was ITAR restricted.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
Yeah, it's too bad nobody will be working on that issue over the next 15 years. My gas car has a range of ~400 miles, then requires a ~10 minute stop. A lot of the experiences in this article linked below don't seem showstoppingly
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I don't this is correct. Most major manufacturers have an EV or plug-in line now, which you can buy at their normal dealerships - the Ford Mustang Mach-E, the Chevy Bolt for example. VW group and Nissan have their own lines.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
Did the candidate get an offer? Genuinely curious. I had a basic screening call fail once because the expected answer was (in my perspective) more naive than my answer. I'd love it if generating curiosity were an interview +1.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
oh, wow. I already thought the job of CIO was overwhelmingly stressful! I think the job description is: try to create some guardrails but worry constantly about events way outside your control ruining everything.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
While executives primarily do collaboration work, they also do a lot of confidence work. I think there are legitimate reasons for a lot of strategic planning and feedback to happen behind a door.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
Isn't part of the problem though that recycling facilities vary greatly in capability or breadth in the things they can manage, and are necessarily regional? Couple that with the fact that some facilities turn functionality on or off d
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by Cd00d 5y ago
You're making an interesting point, but I do wish you'd support it. You're making a a counter-claim to TFA, but you don't have more credibility than the Times. I would love some validation that our exported plastic waste
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I grew up in Colorado, and complaints about housing costs and traffic increases due to the influx of Californians has been a constant since the 1970s. At least. I'm going posit that it's perception more than any actual changes due
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by Cd00d 5y ago
"Sorry, B29 is a mild outlier in terms of sizing - only 5% of the population wears B29 so we don't keep that in stock." I had this problem when I was younger with an outlier waist/inseam ratio. I was only one inseam size
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by Cd00d 5y ago
That's only an assertion that you haven't credibly supported, as far as I can tell. Which is the same as not very helpful.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I'm not totally sure what point you're making, but we do strongly recommend the flu vaccine for people interacting with the elderly.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I care, and this is an issue because I have children under 12 and immunocompromised people in my household.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I'm not actually working meaningful overtime. I am working a more flexible schedule where I handle some details from my phone AFK and work dedicated hours at times that fit better with family obligations. I actually believe setting tha
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by Cd00d 5y ago
You might want to check that anger a bit. As I said, I do have a healthy work life balance. I also have responsibilities to my family and to my colleagues, and balancing those is difficult. Especially during a pandemic with no child care -
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by Cd00d 5y ago
You sure are projecting a lot about me. Might want to introspect on that a bit. I haven't called anyone lazy.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
This is exactly correct.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
That's not an actual reply. Genuinely curious, just limit yourself to a list of 5, and don't worry about ranking so nobody more important is left out.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I get that in the "most secure boundary" sense, I should have a work provided phone for work stuff, BUT... I don't want to carry two phones. I'm part of a team that owns some responsibility for fixing things that break
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I had near-photographic memory through my adolescence. I had a bad mountain biking accident with a brain injury that took that and much of my short term memory function away (the short-term part has largely improved in the following decad
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I had assumed it was European. I put it next to Qualcomm. Now that I fact check myself, Qualcomm isn't based in Scandinavia like I thought, but rather San Diego. I guess I just mix all hot-hardware companies of the '90s in with Er
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by Cd00d 5y ago
I've been a long time user of LastPass, and have never heard anything about them selling usage data. This is both upsetting and disturbing.
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by Cd00d 5y ago
Oh wow. Now this :point-up: is a comment! I don't have anything to add. It's just startlingly entertaining.

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