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3y ago
Have you ever seen this chart? SAT score correlates almost exactly with income. https://www.futurescienceleaders.com/yvr1b/wp-content/upload...
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Weren't they originally designed to help limit owner liability?
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I think one of the major advantages of corporations is allowing the people running it to avoid personal responsibility for the company. This allows owners to act without a conscious, because they cannot be directly held responsible. This le
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3y ago
You can also fork to preserve a repo, although apparently GitHub can removed forked repos alongside the original during takedown action. (To avoid, do the fork manually).
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3y ago
Wow the way they handled it seems very unprofessional to me.
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3y ago
Are you just out of college?! That is insane to me.
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3y ago
Ah I assumed you were correcting me, apologies.
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3y ago
Google earns a ton of money from people paying for keyword searches. Ai content increases the competition for these keywords driving increased revenue for Google. I wouldn't expect them to do anything about the so called problem, becau
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3y ago
An ai persona of someone dead will be filled with guesswork, fakes, and inaccuracies, just like today's generative ai. The technology is literally guessing at the missing peices, with no ability to verify accuracy. Enjoy conversations
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3y ago
https://archive.is/4kfYI
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This is the quote I believe: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" - George Santayana [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Santayana
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I find the whole article to downplay and minimize the impact of CloudFlair's actions.
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3y ago
Whistle-blowing is unfortunately very dangerous.
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3y ago
This effectively does exist https://www.jpay.com/PEmessages.aspx
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3y ago
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince responds on X: https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1745697840180191501
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3y ago
> CEO Harry Stonecipher, a cutthroat corporate operative who liked to say, “You can make a lot of money going out of business.” - https://jacobin.com/2024/01/boeing-malfunction-ceo-pay-stock...
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3y ago
Those who don't learn history are doomed to repeat it, or whatever the saying is.
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3y ago
Do you think they planned the changes in the award program, company financing, marketing, and policy, but missed transferring points, just happening to change a $x liability into a $0 dollar liability by accident?
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3y ago
The concentration of power and wealth dis-incentives competition in the market.
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3y ago
Woah, HR really is the police force of a corporation isn't it?
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3y ago
What about the people that hire these workers? Where is the discussion of their responsibility in this? People are electing to hire in this fashion, so these are the results.
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3y ago
Sounds like the rich will get richer...
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I think they want the same thing they do at lower levels - prestigious school degrees, and without that, it's a total crap shoot.
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3y ago
The fact someone so skilled can't find work sets off so many alarm bells for me.
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3y ago
We live in a world of techno-fuedalism, you are not alone. Every company wants an MIT graduate. They want someone "sexy" like a "rock star." One company's I looked at asked me "what is the most impressive thing
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You are not alone.
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Your singular experience may not be representative of all Dutch...
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If you want evidence of the success of liars in America, just look at Trump.
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The federal reserve raised interest rates to put people out of work and it was successful. Rising wages were a threat to corporate profitablity in the form of "inflation." The quality of workers has not dropped, but the quality of
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3y ago
Actually, if we average flight fatalities starting at the year zero, the average fatalities for all flying planes is zero!
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