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by anon223345 4y ago
Stick to a schedule, go to bed on time, reduce salt intake and eat right, hit the gym. Worked wonders for me, I also follow rules like “if it takes less than 2 minutes do it now” and I make checklists in the morning I haven’t needed medicat
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by anon223345 4y ago
I agree - to me it’s “let’s pretend to be a startup, and KIND OF all buy into it” But it’s not a startup, and you have very little ownership, and so little actually gets done The rah rah rah fake cheerleading and silly hats When you’re a co
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by anon223345 4y ago
Hopefully they fix multiplayer.
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by anon223345 4y ago
Check out the replication crisis… a lot of published research can’t even be reproduced
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by anon223345 4y ago
Long live big data!
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by anon223345 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for this
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by anon223345 4y ago
Flutter!!!
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by anon223345 4y ago
This is a huge issue in the cloud computing space. “Golden Images” are often used to try to counter exploits hidden in the binaries of cloud images used by containers, etc
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by anon223345 4y ago
We have a “consequences taxonomy” we only show our hand depending on level of threat Some bean counters decided this was low threat. And, more likely, China told us it was coming, and probably to just count silos like we’ve been doing back
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by anon223345 4y ago
Yes, they are probably just counting silos under an informal agreement… These have taken place numerous times
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by anon223345 4y ago
A) it’s highly visible, probably on purpose B) China has probably cut a deal to “count nuke sites” which is informally allowed in request during times of high nuclear tension C) They most likely told us before hand it was going over D) this
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by anon223345 4y ago
You’re probably on the right track
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by anon223345 4y ago
Bigger issue isn’t the browser, your ISP can issue a deep cookie, you’ll have to VPN to get around that. But a lot load balancers now fingerprint VPN addresses so that doesn’t work either
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by anon223345 4y ago
Dynema might work, the more tension it receives the stronger it gets
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by anon223345 4y ago
Would love to learn more and help with this project if you need extra work done
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by anon223345 4y ago
Excellent point, and Medium is the Message is an excellent book
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by anon223345 4y ago
The thing is though, queerness is now “cool” so it’s not counter culture
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by anon223345 4y ago
I think their point was that BLM has flipped from counter cutler to mainline culture It’s on flags at schools, supported by government, roads are named after it, they have an enormous foundation with staff, and it’s even in college course c
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by anon223345 4y ago
BLM is literally on flags, in schools, it’s not counter culture The AP even has it on tests for college credit
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by anon223345 4y ago
Schema.org
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by anon223345 4y ago
Oh hell no, schema.org Ever tried doing deep analysis on metadata or semi-structured data with SQL tables? Ill stick with the format Google Knowledge Graph, Facebook Opengraph, and numerous other graph data firms trust…
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by anon223345 4y ago
It’s not just fakes, “Amazon Basics” brand stuff is often crap as well I ended my Amazon prime account after I ordered iPhone cables that literally fall out of the charging port Before that I ordered a hdmi splitter that makes a horrendous
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by anon223345 4y ago
Waymo is completely self driving and does it well… even years ago was cruising around self driving And you don’t see them doing all the carnival barking line Tesla does
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by anon223345 4y ago
Freelance is a very different thing than actual consulting by the way What I mean is working for a consulting firm is substantially different than what you do as a freelancer.
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by anon223345 4y ago
Very similar experience here as well Had a business man show me how far bullshitting can get you, I just decided not to follow suit The dude did raise a lot of money, and tacked his name onto some big projects But the people up there with h
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by anon223345 4y ago
It is horribly complicated, and I don’t know. I just helped code what general counsel told the product managers to build It’s super weird. Some states, if you ship through them, will charge a small tax, but only if you’re a big company So o
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by anon223345 4y ago
We got rid of weekly / monthly one-on-ones and instead just assigned a counselor A LOT of employees didn’t like doing them, and this has worked very well. Issues bubble up through the counselor and managers can focus on the project Thi
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by anon223345 4y ago
I saw a $12 million app have to be essentially rewritten (at a bank) The “genius dev lead who went to Princeton” kept pushing that they went to Princeton so people stopped arguing against it Tried to do this securely and got pwned in the ve
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by anon223345 4y ago
I’m in management consulting One of the most successful trends we’re seeing lately is something only brave companies are willing to do… They get rid of managers entirely Instead, for performance (instead of one on one’s for example) employe
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by anon223345 4y ago
I’m on this, it really really sucks. I have a good idea that has nothing to do with my work and I can’t / won’t build it I love my job, and I have a family, so the risk reward is too hard, but I’m literally going to quit in the next ye

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