GreenJelloShot

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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
That is what they said about GDPR...
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
According to Glassdoor, an SRE position at Google in SF averages $136k/yr. $103k is the low end. $153K is high end. 350k-500k/year is not a typical salary at all, and only a tiny fraction of people would be able to manage to land
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
Are you hiring?
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
If lending money on compound.finance is a 100% safe and guaranteed way to make money, why bother joining the pool? Why not just directly lend your own money yourself and get 100% of the profits 100% of the time?
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
I know this isn't terribly helpful to you, but I have never had any problems with using or upgrading Pi Hole. I have been running mine for a few years now, and everything has been smooth and error-free.
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
> Hunters are scary. How do you feel about wolves?
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
Because it's like IRC, but way easier for the average non-technical user to set up and use. I have ran my own private IRC server before and frankly, it's a pain. There are lots of solutions to common problems (like using IRC boun
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
Enpass ( https://www.enpass.io/ ) It is easy enough for my extremely non-technical wife to use on both her laptop and phone.
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
Some people with physical limitations do require straws in order to drink anything. I don't think mocking the disabled is appropriate.
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
You support vigilantism?
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
It is possible to study philosophy without putting your career on hold for 4+ years, and spending tens of thousands of dollars.
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by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
The question quality seems highly suspect to me. --- Question: 9 The easiest way to play videos in HTML... _ is to use an AWS source _ is to use an Namecheap source _ is to use an SiteGround source _ is to use an GitHub source _ is to use a
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
While theoretically possible, I do not see this solution scaling well for the majority of a population.
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
Yeah, everything "works" until it doesn't. See: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/08/finlands-government-resigns-... "Financial constraints are colliding with the healthcare costs imposed by Fi
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
> If you are going to expect that a union, corporation or a government take care of you, then you are going to be very disappointed. As a fellow tech worker who have been through the wringer many times, I can confirm this is absolutely t
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
In theory, if it all magically worked, then sure. In reality, no. Because no matter the good intentions, I can not trust the government to not screw it up. If a company screws something up, I can just switch jobs and move to another compan
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
Isn't "What you permit, you promote" literally intolerance? The whole point of tolerance is to say "I don't agree with that, but I respect your right to do your own thing." This is advocating the exact opposite
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
He says specifically in the article that he is only resharing Instagram pictures.
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
First, show me an AI that can make better video recommendations.
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good.
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by GreenJelloShot 8y ago
The fact alone that are 87 different mobile apps makes it difficult. Which one do you use? Is there a difference? Having one single, well-branded app is easier to use than 87 random no-name apps.