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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Probably getting close to the boundary of the allowed area
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
But what is speech if you prohibit any use of money in it? It is just standing on a street corner yelling at passers-by? Using money to amplify your speech is just the nature of the world. Buying ads, or buying speakers are just different e
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AI Replacing Salespeople Perfectly Defines the AI Redundancy Problem(inc.com)
6 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|1 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Can someone ELI5 how/why this is legal?
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I once had a small discussion with senior leadership that it was easier for me to spend $100k worth of engineering time on a project than to purchase a $1000 license.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
It's not self hosting. It's can I run the build from my local command line and get the same results.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
One thing that started happening is that "diverse" candidates were aggressively head-hunted, for interviews. HR wasn't interested in hiring them, they just wanted to fill our their internal diversity quota and lubricate the h
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I'm getting "Failed to send verification email" when I try to sign up for your news letter. So props on doing proper double opt-in for newsletters.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Bro. $300k puts them into the top 2% of income in the US. It's expensive but not a struggle by any means.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Only sort of. Lots of employees are only looking for any job and the adverse selection nature of hiring makes the typical job seeker pool look worse than average. On the company side, only some people in the organization are strongly aligne
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
The current advice meta is that you want to apply asap since "many" companies ignore the stragglers.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
> They changed the way you write the addresses, using the port separator as group separator as well, leading to needing special software support for parsing IPv6 addresses. I know because I had to fix this in a few projects where we both
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
> What's your idea, specifically? This is the problem. Lots of arm-chair protocol engineers claim it'd be easy if 'They did X'. Of course, these immediately fall apart under the barest of scrutiny but they keep coming
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
There is going to be a fair amount of selection bias in pip announcing they beat a pip. Getting fired isn't fun and so people won't brag about it. There are also other comments in this thread about people being pip'ed dishone
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Are Overemployed 'Ghost Engineers' Making Six Figures to Do Nothing?(404media.co)
13 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|26 comments
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Value updates rules around Season Passes(partner.steamgames.com)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|0 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Have you tried "I expect you to die"? It's a really compelling VR game.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
There are just piles and piles of companies out there trying to hire but are absolutely obsessed with having people work in their terrible SF offices. I don't get it. If these companies really believed that working in an office was so
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
At some point, safety. A short/failure at 100V is much more dangerous than at 50V. Both from a fire-safety perspective as well as an electrocution risk perspective.
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UC Berkeley scientists make groundbreaking climate discovery(sfgate.com)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|4 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
How do you handle the the CPU doing out-of-order execution and other tricks to reduce actual run-time?
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
What sort of things do you see? I interview a lot of people and I rarely see anything I'd describe as cheating. Maybe my company is not famous enough to be worth cheating at.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Time has not been kind to this article. It's basically a compete list of fallacies that people believe about ipv6.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Sounds like Ontario. They sent our amber alerts at the nuclear war level and refused to change.
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A new way to measure developer productivity –from the creators of DORA and SPACE(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|0 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
T-mobile refused to unlock a phone I bought. A complaint to the FCC got that fixed right away.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I think that's a pretty plausible idea, but it has one flaw. If it was true, then companies would be announcing this as the cause. They'd be shouting it from the rooftop if they had any data to support it.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I wonder if engineers are going to start refusing to do on-call. "Sorry, it's going to take me an hour to get to the office because I'm not allowed to work remotely".
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Generally speaking. It doesn't work.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Only if you have such a loose definition of vacant where it includes people who haven't yet moved into their newly acquired house.

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