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by SR2Z 2y ago
Contributing code to OSS should not fall under "IP" unless the code was written on company time. IP refers to concrete things like patents and in almost every case cannot apply to stuff created outside of and unrelated to work.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
This sounds like you want an AI to turn bullet points into text so that the PM's AI can turn it back into bullet points and vice-versa. Don't you think that it might be more efficient to just communicate with the bullet points?
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Unless I'm very mistaken, regulators/investigators are capable of independently reading a black box directly.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
I get the spirit of what you're trying to say (I think) but the truth is that wireless spectrum is an extremely scarce resource. It is bad policy to let inefficient protocols use it without good reason - 2G has the status of "low
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by SR2Z 2y ago
The stock has certainly responded, although only time will tell if it'll return to a more sensible valuation. My guess is that this robotaxi launch will make or break the company. If the product looks like any other first-gen driverle
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by SR2Z 2y ago
I mean, this covers most delivery routes and an awful lot of routes driven by tradespeople...
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by SR2Z 2y ago
If you were already pricing in mils to be competitive, your customers will not accept an increase of 5c "because the country got rid of the penny." It's basically impossible that your customer was paying you in cash at that p
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by SR2Z 2y ago
It didn't seem to go the other way. Lots of folks were passable writers but terrible at the other subjects.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
This is ridiculous. Someone with an actual, literal boot on their neck will hear your spiel about exploitation and laugh as much as they can manage. The US is a state, and like all states it's a sociopath. The reason it's better
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by SR2Z 2y ago
lol dude if it weren't Instagram, it would be some other site - the problem is teen girls using social media, not IG specifically.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
> Why should they care? Look, I get that HN is startup-focused, but many companies DO drown themselves in tech debt of the sake of the business case. Then a few years pass and they are unable to deliver features quickly enough - they can
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Ticketmaster is definitively not the product of a free market, and it's ridiculous to bring up people dying in the context of CONCERT TICKET SALES. No, paying a $20 convenience fee is not "playing Russian roulette." You wanna
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by SR2Z 2y ago
I disagree with your insinuation that OSS projects have to be happy about big tech deciding to offer their product as a managed service. I think that's ridiculous; OSS isn't an ideology, it's a type of license. I do agree th
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Yeah, but until American troops are actually in Greenland, Panama, etc., comparing this country to Russia is nuts. Trump, even in his most incandescently orange rage, STILL doesn't make as many nuclear threats as Putin does. He certai
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by SR2Z 2y ago
How you see it depends on how highly you think of non-STEM work, I guess - but I will say anecdotally that the folks who were good at math/science when I was in school also seemed to be solidly above average at English.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
> So why would you call it DEI or equity or anything similar? Because in practice, it seems to me that DEI is almost always used to justify some kind of grift or other uselessness (renaming master to main, for example). I don't car
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by SR2Z 2y ago
My position is that whether or not this is true, this is not the basis for sound and equitable policy. If I were black, I would probably be a little offended at the insinuation.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
It was MORE blatant and transparent, which IMO is the bare minimum for government-sanctioned racism. If we are going to do AA, we owe it to EVERYONE to make it clear exactly how and when we will do it. Sneaking it in disingenuously will r
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by SR2Z 2y ago
> using current cultural agenda items and going back in time and attributing them to people is always going to be wild speculation. I'm as blue as they come, but let's not mince words. This was a racial equity policy. Like a lo
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by SR2Z 2y ago
AI companies != OpenAI and there is no guarantee that all the AI innovation in the future will even happen in the US.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
> But the whole premise of “non-political technocrats” is that they do the job they’re hired to do regardless of their political views. What if their job is against the whims of an administration working in direct opposition to the laws
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by SR2Z 2y ago
It's almost certainly because of the scale at which this type of thing needs to run. There are a lot of YouTube videos.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Trump has the power to fire them! Even if I accepted your premise, he still can't require their personal loyalty. Their job is to do what they were hired to do, not swear fealty to the president. There is a reason why some positions
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Are you joking? Democrats cannot resist pointing out that the founding fathers owned slaves, while the GOP basically treats them as saints.
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by SR2Z 2y ago
> Executive branch employees should have no ability to resist or frustrate those changes. Yes, they should. Unless you believe that it's so easy to run the government that you can replace all the workers every four years (doubtful a
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by SR2Z 2y ago
The Google union, AWU, is a complete clownshow and more focused on TVCs than engineers. They suggest engineers pay insanely high dues so that they can spend it on other people. It's a bunch of new college graduates LARPing as the lead
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by SR2Z 2y ago
This kind of nonsense was definitely a factor in cancelling my upcoming Meta interviews. I'd like to think that if I (or anyone) was not performing up to par, our managers would TELL US instead of the CEO deciding to do a layoff and ch
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Haha all of the examples in the article are basically "here's some really old method for making address 0 a valid pointer." This isn't like timezones or zip codes where there are lots of unavoidable footguns - pretty muc
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by SR2Z 2y ago
Did you read the link? > Legislation introduced by Rep. Randy Hultgren (R-IL) in 2016 to end the use of the Biographical Questionnaire, was signed into law as part of a larger bill that reauthorized the FAA through September 2017. The re
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by SR2Z 2y ago
You are aware that the TPP excluded China BY DESIGN, right?

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