antishatter

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by antishatter 5y ago
As demonstrated in the motion picture “saving private Ryan”
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by antishatter 5y ago
Not to be “that guy” but make sure you get an accountant to help you avoid like a $1m tax liability to the extent it is possible. Probably a lot you can do.
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by antishatter 5y ago
More great news from the university of Texas
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by antishatter 5y ago
Yeah well no shit, school is taught mostly by women in manners that reinforce attributes of young girls. Coupled with the constant assault on masculinity and this pressure to put women forward you get young men trapped in a system not built
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by antishatter 5y ago
Does it forget?
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by antishatter 5y ago
I would be astonished if what you say is true
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by antishatter 5y ago
If clickbait gets people reading science why do we care?
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by antishatter 5y ago
That's one of the things that's interesting about it being a private company and censoring things. The whole "free speech" vs "not free speech" issues. I certainly understand both sides of the aisle on that one
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by antishatter 5y ago
Printers are a huge attack vector that often go unnoticed by less competent IT folk. This is one reason why I try to avoid hardware from mainland companies like lenovo. Not that you can avoid it entirely but I try.
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by antishatter 5y ago
lol I love the "safe" things cause you to "go broke"
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by antishatter 5y ago
I mean did his work shape politics or did politics shape his work.
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by antishatter 5y ago
Oh you think it’s a this party vs that party problem? It’s delightful to find such a lack of cynicism.
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by antishatter 5y ago
I’m no potato covered in gravy, bro.
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by antishatter 5y ago
Pretty clearly the pros and cons come down to the application and necessary stability. Need ultra stable? More and smaller microservices usually better. Need fairly stable? Bigger services is fine. Need it to work generally? Build it howeve
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by antishatter 5y ago
I think you are on to something in addition to the satellite image answer above. The below answer “volume displaced” seems rather pie in the sky.
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by antishatter 5y ago
How do they estimate megaton equivalent? Just evaluating damage can known soil material?
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by antishatter 5y ago
If you give people basic incomes it would follow a Pareto 80/20 rule just like everything else. Duhhhhh
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by antishatter 5y ago
So by your own admission they hired the lowest possible cost developers. What do you think bottom of the barrel means?
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by antishatter 5y ago
I mean, they could have just fixed their gas leak (lol what the fuck) and bought a nice hood. Even having to suggest people fix their gas leak is comedic and reminds me of how absurd many tech people are. Bragging about transitioning, recom
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by antishatter 5y ago
While true it’s still a good decision.
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by antishatter 5y ago
100% and many companies that are security aware have similar policies.
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by antishatter 5y ago
One thing I’ve learned running various teams including many very talented new college associates is this. Young new college graduates are not any good at work until they either learn how to be or are coached how to be. It appears to be a ta
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by antishatter 5y ago
As you age that group of friends will tend to age out of that except for the actual alcoholics.
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by antishatter 5y ago
The market structure allows tether to be printed and then to pump Bitcoin. So it doesn’t matter what the use case is.
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by antishatter 5y ago
1) seems like a fuckin “duh” 2) obvious conflict of interest, PhD’s writing about how useful PhD’s are?
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by antishatter 5y ago
When you consider if you were good at math in the 80’s being a math teacher wasn’t a bad job but now if you’re good at math you make double in tech….
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by antishatter 5y ago
We can absolutely back out it just won’t necessarily cripple China. Then again they rely on foreign resources and your local Starbucks doesn’t accept the rumimbi(sic).
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by antishatter 5y ago
The price is usually much higher, hell they sit next to each other on the shelf so "lazy" isn't a part of it in 99% of cases.
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by antishatter 6y ago
There is a censorship issue here but it isn't a first amendment censorship issue.
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by antishatter 6y ago
I mean there is a hypocrisy to this, you are effectively voting that folks who cannot afford or are uneducated about taxes should pay more.

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