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a_imho
6y ago
It is seen in American movies all the time, people jumping on the sofa/bed with their shoes on.
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6y ago
Also known as time sink meetings.
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6y ago
Equating anti vaxxers with corporate skeptics is a surefire way to build trust /s
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6y ago
Agreed. When it comes to corporations and privacy the rule of thumb is guilty until proven innocent.
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6y ago
Most of us only go out for the bare minimum, but people actually experiencing symptoms are going for a walk. This does not add up. Exposing others knowing fully well you are having symptoms is not right.
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6y ago
I'm not saying it is against the rules, but what should be common decency. People going to the office having a cold don't break any rules, but the lack of self awareness is usually frowned upon.
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6y ago
Not exactly, I tried to find a good example, this is the best I found. https://youtu.be/4KDlSb8Qjp8?t=199 if the above not works, this is the video ~3:20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KDlSb8Qjp8 Basicall
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6y ago
A very underused but imo effective tactic for beating the offside (IRL) is having a player offside behind the defenders, and playing them onside by a winger running down the flanks. When it works it looks almost like cheating.
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6y ago
People are self isolating without symptoms, but you go for walks?
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6y ago
People cheering on Microsoft embracing things. Ten years ago I wouldn't have believed it. Today it's not even surprising. /s
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6y ago
You are just saying the idea of public schools align with your ideological incentives.
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6y ago
Regarding GDPR, shouldn't it be opt-in without forcing them to agree, clearly presented to the user and not hidden behind checking for updates to be compliant?
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6y ago
Is it required to communicate to users their IPs are used to track them?
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Google Research Football
(research-football.dev)
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6y ago
Backtracking to a known working state is a legit troubleshooting strategy. Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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Lessons Learned in Software Development
(henrikwarne.com)
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6y ago
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7y ago
18.04 is the last release that comes with LXDE, wikipedia even lists the requirements System requirements for Lubuntu 18.04 LTS included a minimum of 1 GB of RAM, although 2 GB was recommended for better performance, plus a Pentium 4, Pent
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7y ago
I'm using Lubuntu 18.04 as a desktop OS without any problem whatsoever, works like a charm.
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7y ago
Bit of an understatement. Doing a study about remote developers and substituting geography with a proxy. At least for me it would seem really obvious we are disregarding a main factor. What are the numbers if we control for location?
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Ask HN: Side Projects While Employed?
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7y ago
Go solopreneur? If it was your idea, you will probably have a hard time getting anyone on board with it to the extent you care about it.
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7y ago
Why a year? Emergency measures being valid for the duration of the emergency would be pretty straightforward.
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7y ago
That is not what I said. I only asserted that major and repeat offenders do not get the book thrown at them.
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7y ago
If you search for Google, you will find one 50M fine. What is the 4% of Google revenue's again? 50M is filed under cost of doing business or the corruption budget if you are not that generous.
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7y ago
How is a Facebook profile openly available? Facebook probably gets pii via unreasonably broad blanket opt-outs, which is itself problematic, then it is shared with / not kept safe from a third party.
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7y ago
Betteridge Law seems to not apply in this case. Anyway, are people engaging with flat Earthers being serious? Which is worse, being part of a cult X or complaining about X?
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7y ago
Had the same experience, I was forced to use Windows for a while, it was all so cumbersome. Tooling does not work, permission errors, wsl <-> host system copy errors, line ending errors, docker errors, character escaping errors, espec
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7y ago
It reads as a solution looking for a problem.
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7y ago
https://stallman.org/articles/end-war-on-sharing.html
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7y ago
It's never been easier to interview and find Indeed. And the overwhelming majority of the interviews ask completely unrelated questions to the actual work being done. I consider that a red flag. Take home tests expected to be done in
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