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4y ago
Wow. Microsoft must not be a publicly traded company then. When I was managing teams my tracking of where time went, which you know, ended up being reported in financials was pretty important as fraud in publicly traded financial numbers is
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4y ago
90s geeks were as often as not listening to Pacifica radio in the office. We did have a conference room with Star Trek TNG videos playing at lunch. So we did have optimism for the future (a big government controlled optimistic future at tha
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4y ago
Progressives do not equal hippies yet somehow they took over as the representatives for that group. Hippies were very libertarian. When I was a kid our commune had everyone from atheist communist hedonists to super religious Muslim politica
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4y ago
Yeah no. You have: 1. Population growth. I would say this is the largest factor to making housing unaffordable. Unless your claim is that all growth if from local boomers kids (hint: it isn't). 2. Geography. San Francisco is surrounded
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4y ago
Dude puts in the work and get's low value comments like this? Breck you need to learn some self awareness bro.
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4y ago
No, just average people, who built the community over time into something desirable, that were promised with zoning laws that it would be the type of community (single family homes, etc) that they wanted, and that then dedicated the majorit
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4y ago
Ah yes, government housing blocks. What worked so well in the past, why did it ever go out of style, I forget?
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4y ago
My experience is mainly the 90s in the Bay Area, but we always were expected to be training our replacement and we were always being trained up if we wanted to be. I've ran my teams this way and it's seemed to work fine except for
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4y ago
I seem quite a few exact copies of watermarks transormatively 'artistically generated' on AI images.
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4y ago
For me it was toe spacers to fix what those pointy toed sports shoes had done to my feet.
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4y ago
Established companies without slack are just zombie companies. They are dead, they just don't know it.
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4y ago
And lose in-house knowledge experts. Lose the people with buyin on projects success. Lose the people and department that had built the interdepartmental relationships to push big ambitious changes forward (because no 'consultant'
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4y ago
I call bullshit. From Pacific northwest mountain small towns to Midwest small towns I've never seen where people can't move there. I have seen city people with a chip on their shoulder have a hard time but that was based on person
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4y ago
Ironic that the original purpose of fingerprint matching itself is subjective pseudo science, just like bite mark comparisons, ballistic comparisons, and shoe and tire prints. But that doesn't stop them from being used.
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4y ago
Heck yes. But I'm weird that way. It took me until I was in my 40s to realize the majority of women I had dated would be defined as black in most people's eyes. I hadn't even thought about race or defining anyone. I'm su
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4y ago
Dancing. I was both horrible at it and or disaster happened when doing it* so I became 'too cool' to dance. One New Year's I finally had a girlfriend I could be authentic with, we were at the city's 'First Night
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4y ago
Blogs were awful. Lack of actual discussion, just pontification and ultimately you curate your own list of (mainly) like minded blogs. Give me a reddit thread anyday where some rando (whose blog I never would have followed) calls out the or
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4y ago
Finally, big geek brains are going to get applied to this problem. Maybe we can come up with some algorithms to improve this experience! I was hoping this demographic would do something to fix the problems created... the last time this demo
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4y ago
My buddy has nudes of his wife on his phone. I want them so I bypass his 'drm' that prevents me from taking what I want and make copies. He still has his copy so no one's hurt. Information wants to be free. I take what I want
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4y ago
You want to kill the goose so you can consume the eggs. You want to steal their products but condemn the creators. You must not know creative types and how much most of them sacrifice to try and create from the passion inside them.
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4y ago
So, you mean, the current copyright solution? That has seen creation of works skyrocket? Or do you mean a system where people can steal what they want because 'reasons' and 'they want to pay less because xyz'? Do you pro
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4y ago
I hope every project you work on has it's source code stolen resulting in failure. And this is coming from a pretty crappy person, but this website sure does love stealing from authors (so that it can enjoy the fruits of their labor).
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4y ago
How are governments going to collect taxes once people use crypto across this for thier transactions?
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4y ago
I remember when our sales team sold a large customer with the commitment our product could run over IPX and let us know... at implementation. That was a fun weekend.
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4y ago
I'll just pierce this thicknet and add a transceiver here...that's pretty good security.
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4y ago
Is IKEA now considered mid-priced and not low end/budget? Really puts into light how bad things have gotten.
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4y ago
Of the USAs 700 Billion yearly defense budget, we spend around 150 billion to contain Russia, and we've spent that or more since the 1950s (so over 10 trillion dollars). We aren't spending new funds to support Ukraine. Most of the
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4y ago
Huh? You only get bonus points if you do something big like help build a case against someone and I think that's like an actual program that you have to join in advance not just be like 'hey I found this out'. They can't
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4y ago
Yeah no. If dude ratted you out he's the one that's going to have to check himself into the SHU. And if you get caught you just lose your phone privileges for like a month. Now if you get caught with a cellphone that is considered
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4y ago
Woah dude. Calm down. From your parent comment...find the good.
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