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by UseStrict 7y ago
Interesting, about how old are you? Distinct voices that make orders or comments is symptomatic of schizophrenia, which typically is onset from late teens to mid twenties.
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by UseStrict 7y ago
I don't think it was just the resume inflation, it's the fact that he meticulously went out and created a number of fake individuals with fake references. That's not something a normal person does when looking for a job. Beyo
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by UseStrict 7y ago
It's a weird day when I find myself agreeing with Marco Rubio. But it's true, China is effectively attempting a global chill on free speech by gating market access. If we don't stand up now, the effects will be felt long into
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by UseStrict 7y ago
No, I'm really not okay. My current job is insanely unfulfilling, but I need to keep up appearances so I don't go bankrupt. I am saddled with a lot of debt, some of it stupid decisions, some of it valid, all of it soul crushing. I
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by UseStrict 7y ago
Consciously or not, I've noticed that I too no longer trust Amazon to deliver on sensitive goods due to commingling:' * I don't buy foodstuff or supplements from Amazon * I don't buy things at high risk of exploding (bat
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by UseStrict 7y ago
Markets have no interest in environmental outcomes, and most consumers have greedy ones at best. There needs to be some oversight to ensure optimal outcomes for all.
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by UseStrict 7y ago
I would totally buy it if you're able to ship to Canada. Love collecting and building with LEGO.
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by UseStrict 7y ago
I'm pretty sure he's still in prison, serving time for various convictions.
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by UseStrict 7y ago
Depending on the severity and length, it could still have a long-term impact on that business. Also a bit unsettling that seemingly basic safety controls failed. But it is good to see DO being open and thorough about this incident.
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by UseStrict 7y ago
I happen to have two 2015 15" MBPs, both with Mojave installed. My personal laptop works flawlessly, no disconnects or issues. My work one has constant disconnects, unrecognized devices, etc. It's frustrating.
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by UseStrict 8y ago
Upper management probably all patted themselves on the back after cutting the payouts. They'll tout that they "saved the company thousands, every year." In most industries innovation is key, cutting engineer pay for what is
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by UseStrict 8y ago
I hope this is indicative of Apple starting to get it, no one wants to buy a machine that is 3-4 years behind the curve. I could live with having a fast hardware refresh cycle and a slower design one.
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by UseStrict 8y ago
I know it tends to be more preference, but even on the 2018 MacBook Pros I find the keyboards terrible. Dust and spill resistant sure, slightly improved tactile response yes, but unlike my 2015 MacBook Pro my fingers seem to get strained an
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by UseStrict 8y ago
Agreed, regardless of whether the rep can see it or not, they should be trained properly and reply that they no longer have access to the data, and that access would require an escalation of some sort. To simply say the data is gone is a st
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by UseStrict 8y ago
Definitely a lot of goodwill between patent non-aggression, all of their work in the developer community (VSCode), listening to user feedback (most of the time anyways). Also they gain access to other patents in the OIN. Plus most of their
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by UseStrict 8y ago
And the big 3 keep pushing. All pushing up fees for internet, cable, etc in lockstep. Lying on contracts, using misleading advertising for initial terms, not following guidelines or laws. None of them offering truly competitive rates. The a
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by UseStrict 8y ago
Oh great, another article claiming that cloud and APIs will make code go away. What do these people think drives APIs and provisions infrastructure in the cloud? We may get better abstractions for some forms of data, but there will always b
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by UseStrict 8y ago
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act casts a pretty wide net, stealing credentials, abusing shared access, etc.
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by UseStrict 9y ago
I strongly disagree with your first statement. The US definitely has a high rate of innovation in medical procedures, but by no means is it Atlas, carrying the world on its shoulders. Canada which is just a single socialized healthcare syst
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by UseStrict 9y ago
I'm not sure of your assumption that lack of total anonymity implies no privacy. They are independently important concepts. You can have privacy (no knowledge of information shared) without anonymity.
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by UseStrict 9y ago
For entire classes of online crime, from a purely data perspective I wonder if providing a way to anonymously report a crime would help? Things like extortion, cheating spouses, lewd photos, revenge porn tend to be quite embarrassing, and p
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Back in high school I worked for a call center that handled follow-up surveys and customer inquiries relating to recent medical claims made through Kaiser. I would handle dozens of calls a day for post-rejection follow up. People turned dow
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Could you imagine having chest pain for the first time, going to the hospital, them running the whole suite of tests like an EKGs, X-Ray, full blood panel and the like, then determining it wasn't a heart attack but instead something mu
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by UseStrict 9y ago
What utter garbage, twisting the desire for longer lives into some sort of sexist oppression? Sure these billionaires can afford to fund this research, but if longer and healthier lives was possible, would you really want to die?
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Death masks were already a thing, castings of the faces of the dead. I guess they'll wonder why we started storing them in the caskets.
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Take a net, dip it in water, boom! Mesh networking.
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Cool, this looks like a nice app-free alternative to Hushed. I like the corporate toll-free number support, definitely will be nice when I finally get my business off the ground.
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Even more impressive, Voyageur 1 was launched in September of 1977 [1]. It was originally built on early 1970's technology. An incredible amount of foresight and luck. [1] https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Sure, except just about every example of companies doing the right thing had the flame of regulatory action and fines burning underneath them. If there was no risk of severe financial backlash, they'd keep pushing harder. Not to mentio
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by UseStrict 9y ago
Rarely is it a good thing for the market when two behemoths merge. I hope regulators pay attention and don't just rubber stamp this.

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