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by Inconel 9y ago
As someone who takes these kinds of larger social issues fairly seriously, and supports many efforts to correct the long lasting effects of discrimination, I think viewing this issue in such a binary fashion(that is that women as a class ar
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by Inconel 9y ago
>No one is "lowering standards" for diverse hires. No one. Why are you even implying this? Without wading into the general content of the manifesto, I haven't had the time to read it, and while not directly regarding hirin
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by Inconel 9y ago
>tech bros who have never taken a soft science course in their lives Can someone here comment on the veracity of this statement? I was never smart or disciplined enough to attend college but I do have the good fortune of working with a l
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by Inconel 9y ago
Well I think this illustrates how difficult it is to come to any consensus on these kinds of issues. Even people that have had similar experiences can come to wildly different conclusions. Edit: I'll also add that while I personally di
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by Inconel 9y ago
There's no point in me repeating the most hateful things that have ever been directed at me, but they certainly were hurtful and made me feel bad. With that being said, having been the victim of assault multiple times in my life, once
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Matías Duarte's Material World(surfacemag.com)
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by Inconel 9y ago
Regarding polygraphs, I've heard form a friend who gets administered them routinely, that they are actually fairly effective. By effective I don't mean that they can tell if a person is lying, the science behind them is as far as
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Snap is in talks to buy Chinese drone maker Zero Zero Robotics for $150M-$200M(techcrunch.com)
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Apple continues to struggle in China as revenue drops 10%(techcrunch.com)
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Developing for iPhone Pro(allenpike.com)
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by Inconel 9y ago
As someone who just recently started using an iOS device and finds the lack of sideloading mildly annoying, can anyone with some expertise in iOS security chime in with whether or not allowing sideloading of apps on iOS represents any serio
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by Inconel 9y ago
It is of course important to note that my experience with unions is by no mean exhaustive, I can only describe what I experienced at one particular employer, this very well might not be an issue elsewhere. On the other hand, it's my un
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by Inconel 9y ago
Disclaimer: While I don't work at Tesla I do work as a technician at another Musk company, SpaceX, so I'm not exactly impartial. I'm broadly supportive of private sector unions, and I think it would be great if the relations
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by Inconel 9y ago
Depending on the situation it's a combination of to-do list programs on my phone and computer, I personally use both Google Keep and Todoist, and physical checklists that I either type out and print or hand write. For the most importan
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by Inconel 9y ago
I agree with what you're saying but I think your last sentence is an important, and somewhat often overlooked, point. You've recognized that this is a mistake than you aren't immune from making and are going to take steps to
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by Inconel 9y ago
That's definitely an interesting method. I'm always surprised that I don't see more people relying on checklists in day to day tasks. I use checklists religiously at work and have incorporated them into my daily life as well.
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Commercial Pilot Catches Photos of Secret Chinese Missile Test(theaviationist.com)
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by Inconel 9y ago
As someone who's pretty firmly in the legalization/decriminalization camp, and as someone who doesn't partake in drug use, I rarely even consume alcohol or caffeine despite quite enjoying the taste, I don't really have a
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by Inconel 9y ago
Funny you say that since it turned out from surveillance footage from another building that the burglars where dressed as movers and loaded all the items into a small moving van that was double parked. Forget about stealing safes from apart
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by Inconel 9y ago
I have a friend who had a 40+ inch rear projection TV(not a modern LCD/plasma but one of those much larger ones), a couple of very large wood cabinet speakers(probably at least 3.5-4x1x1 feet) and a small mini fridge(still filled with
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by Inconel 9y ago
Oops, now I feel dumb for not reading the article. Thanks for the heads up!
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by Inconel 9y ago
As an American I'd much rather the US try and accumulate favour in this way than any attempts at "nation building".
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by Inconel 9y ago
I believe I read about a month or so ago that Bezos plans on selling ~$1 billion worth of stock annually to fund BO, I could be misremembering the exact figures though. Even at that burn rate, assuming Amazon continues to do well, I don&#x2
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by Inconel 9y ago
In somewhat related news: https://www.axios.com/founders-fund-partner-leaves-to-launch...
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The iPhone Is an Ideal Machine for Exerting Intellectual Property Control(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by Inconel 9y ago|0 comments
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Apple’s Third Co-Founder Has Never Used an iPhone and Has No Regrets(motherboard.vice.com)
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by Inconel 9y ago
Yeah, "machined" was an embarrassingly poor choice of words on my part. Cool video.
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by Inconel 9y ago
Speaking of FB Messenger/WhatsApp getting around to copying WeChat, what's taking them so long? Are the US, or non-China, markets simply not ready to embrace a WeChat style all encompassing app? Full disclosure, I've never us
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by Inconel 9y ago
Your comment seems very well thought out. Can you expand a bit on why you think Snap would actually be worse at building a random new product than any other startup or big company?
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by Inconel 9y ago
Does anyone have experience using the Secrets[1] password manager on MacOS and iOS or opinions on how it compares to 1Password security wise? It seems to allow local vaults with iCloud Sync and the pricing is a one time payment as opposed t

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