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6y ago
Undermining is a proactive action to weaken something. Refusing to invest may or may not be undermining depending on prior state and intent (a lack of action with no history can still be proactive, it simply lacks prior state information to
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6y ago
Large corporation undermines a group of people to make a buck, news at 11... Businesses aren't your friends , repeat it with me, no matter how much propoganda they regularly spew out. Sometimes their goals may be temporarily aligned w
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6y ago
When I worked with a university partnered research lab, it wasn't uncommon to have a heavily biased sample based on the university student population. The students were significantly easier to tap into and often cheaper if compensation
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6y ago
There's such a thing as an unreasonable, unrealistic, or downright stupid demand as well. What you often see is a house of cards hacked together to try and support such demands on the web. Sending reasonably well visually formated text
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6y ago
>However, this model ultimately ends up treating children and sometimes marriage (And even romantic relationships to an extent) as shackles and hurdles on the road to success. And not just shackles in the traditional sense. Having childr
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6y ago
Yup, if you want synchronous communication with me it better be an emergency or you better be an important person in my life, otherwise, you get async communication. A lot of things are better handled asynchronously and timing is often abus
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6y ago
Government definitely shares the blame here but let's not forget business practices that humor the idea of directly lying to customers. Statistically, that older population are the very population that votes for representatives pushing
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6y ago
After a few months of using Facebook years ago it was pretty clear how toxic such an environment was. I really don't know how people have continued to support Facebook over the years. I still keep in touch with friends and family and
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6y ago
Probably, but I'd say it's not far off from reality for many behavior and perspective wise. I think it unnecessarily transfers the behavior to misogyny (could easily be anyone/any sex), but that's the perspective many ho
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6y ago
Since some of the proported features of containers is portability and consistentency/reproducibility between environments, the idea here is that you want to make sure your develop environment is as close to the deployment environment a
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6y ago
While I tend to agree, the research we environment demands this nonsense. Also, they have to start somewhere to set a record to get future funding. Should probably do more survey studies of what data exists and where the state of things are
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6y ago
Well, you can be honest in the facts but the perspective around those facts is opinionated. Business culture pushes a constant optimistic outlook for perspective, which to me is ridiculous. It suffers from not only being optimistic when you
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6y ago
I believe you might have a slightly biased view of what front-end development largely looks like. What you're describing is the type of front-end development that goes on at the organizations that actually develop these frameworks. The
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6y ago
I try not to shun incremental research because I understand there is value in it. Unfortunately, a large portion of it is frankly very uninteresting and these 'may be' sort of weak links are a necessity to continue research and
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6y ago
There were geostatistical methods that made certain assumptions about routing, network propagation speeds, etc. and with a large enough targeted sample using places with known geolocations, you could narrow down to a somewhere around 50 mil
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6y ago
I tend to agree with this sentiment. Unfortunately, I think even outside the oligopolies of tech, we have another underlying issue where even in a competitive market, market consensus can arrive that runs counter to democratic ideals. I
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6y ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted. It's a very valid point whether or not you agree with the messages going out on these platforms, the significance these platforms play in public and political discussion is quite apparent. These ar
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6y ago
Would also throw in the pandemic factor. Whatever post holiday peak back-to-business load was before the pandemic probably just got a lot higher given the amount of people now working remotely opposed to before the pandemic.
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6y ago
I didn't realize they shared any user data outside China (misread the WP portion). It appears they did share 10 users' data which is a bit questionable but I'd hardly call that unfettered access to US data. The fact is all of
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6y ago
"Business takes the easy and ethically questionable route to continue making money" news at 11. I'm not condoning Zoom's actions but this is hardly a problem unique to Zoom. Few if any businesses will stand up for cons
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6y ago
Training, integration with proprietary internal systems, sheer momentum in the employee base, justifying or even creating a metric to show cost savings of a migration effort, business processes that rely on a specific feature of existing in
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6y ago
Isn't there a massive 'labor shortage'? If that's already the case, that proposal seems even more impossible. You could hire non-tech workers and pivot to other industries where you can employ other people. I suppose the
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6y ago
Is it really 'greed' when the capital ownership class want more money? That's not the narrative I hear pretty much everywhere, I simply hear it rebranded to: growing the economy, improving life, creating jobs, etc. It all dep
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6y ago
This is the main use case where I've used octave: working with someone of a group who has developed fairly involved Matlab codebase and we need to make it more scalable in some way, either for long running computation, reducing license
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6y ago
People tend to forget how critical resources are in our country to rights. You often need time, money, expertise, etc. to enter legal battles and if the costs of those resources outweigh the benefits, you often allow your legal rights to be
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6y ago
I believe parent was being rhetorical and or facetious. What we believe organizations should do and what they actually do in is often misaligned based on problematic underlying driving forces/goals. Profit motives have tended to ov
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It's a pretty cheap sensor that can potentially detect all sorts of toxins in the water as a supplement to normal water quality analysis. You really can't expect any sort of reasonable sensor technologies to detect wide ranges of
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6y ago
I mean, once you get brand recognition and a market foothold, that's when you start optimizing on the cost quality tradeoffs. That seems to be the normal course of business in the US. Smart brands recognize there's a limit to gami
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6y ago
>or any of the cool stuff you are now mandated to do by the cargo cult. This is ultimately what drives me insane about the tech sector: so many choices are trend based and cult like when any sort of technical discipline shouldn't be
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6y ago
General purpose automated storage solutions are in general hot garbage. There is so much context around what to store and what not to store, how long to store it, and how important information is for a user willing to expend and prioritize
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