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Neither of you can confirm the person is the same without violating privacy laws. You’d have to go to court.
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> we coordinated termination on both sides Outside of the US that would be very risky. You’d be opening yourself up to litigation.
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Not many. Most build an MVP product. If you’re selling access to data, it’s niche and easily replaced. A product with corporate and business integrations? Not so easy.
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Isn't that was a server room is?
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As a good consultant and contractor, Slack great at holding people - particularly decision makers, to account. Oh you forgot you told me to do this? Here's the message from 6 months ago. I'm excited to work with organisations who
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Would be a trivial way of pretending the user is active and preventing sleep, useful for miners or ensuring the device is accessible when the attacker is online. However, Apple has made substantial changes to how it handles hardware and sys
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alex?
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This is what happens when you work for a public company. You're working for shareholders. You're working for MBA's. You're working for data analysts and economists. Your colleagues aren't these people, but the perso
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It only becomes mold by sitting and growing. If the A/C dries it after use, it doesn't have any time to grow. Yes, over time - any amount of moisture will produce some mold. But it will be negligible.
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As a consultant, I love this. As an employee however; nobody on my team, nor my projects, nor my wider organisation will spend the time to keep these updated. We can barely keep public-facing API documentation up-to-date. Diagrams like this
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KyivNotKiev
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Yes. Consultants.
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Garbage tier roadmap.
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"It'd be a shame if.. You had an accident.."
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I find it pretty distasteful that they scrubbed their comments (thankfully Archive picked them up https://web.archive.org/web/20210719115639if_/https://github... ), deleted their GitHub, and are still emp
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That's a hell of an assumption. They'd have FU money, they don't run a charity.
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They do other things. They just don’t do them well enough for adoption.
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It’s been great to generate ideas rapidly without having to search. Google is 100% going to build this into their engine somehow.
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This is really only relevant for buildings with 24/7 supers which are qualified electricians and trained in this particular product. Very large apartment blocks. I'd never choose to buy an apartment in one of these.
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Slack's CEO Stewart Butterfield and CPO Tamar Yehoshua Resign
(techcrunch.com)
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Great time to leave. Very smart move on his behalf. If I was Bret, I'd be laughing all the way to the bank on this exit. The board and the executive team is a virtue-signalling version of Oracle circa 2000. Once the recession has settl
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Owl scare of the 80s? What?
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Based on HackerNews' current policies, it is impossible to address your concerns surrounding content posted. HackerNews leadership have chosen to not allow anyone to delete content after a period. Regardless, it would be pointless give
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They definitely aren’t. Pantone books expire after 18 months or so. Color accuracy is near hell at the best of times and even today we’re dependent on humans to validate matching. Printers don’t rely on digital tools for this because they r
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Consider that the next time you see a wheelchair ramp.
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This is the most American take I’ve seen on the debate yet.
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They only legislated this in the 80's directly after the US serial killer craze started. Golden State Killer, Son of Sam, Hillside Stranglers, Ted Bundy, etc. Richard Ramirez became popular a few years after the law was enforced, and a
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Do you do a school walking train? If not, be careful. Under 14 unsupervised, even walking home, is illegal. Some parents have started reporting this to schools in AKL and WEL.
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It grinds my gears that people still believe that shit, even here..
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I think he doesn’t care. He knows he’s not going to do much prison time, and he 1000% has fiat stashed given where he incorporated.
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