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by bosswipe 6y ago
You can be aggrieved, blame the west, assign whatever morality you want, it doesn't change the fact that the planet doesn't have enough resources for everyone to live a middle class lifestyle.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> 850 million people out of poverty. This is not something a reasonable person can argue against! I'd argue against it on the grounds that the planet doesn't have enough resources for everyone to live a middle class lifestyle.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I would say it's common knowledge for anyone with a CS degree.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
What it does do is prevent them from recruiting from redit's normie population for free.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Especially on macOS with its crappy window manager.
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Albertsons and Vons fire delivery drivers, outsource to DoorDash(latimes.com)
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by bosswipe 6y ago
That's why I bought EFX stock on the dip after the hack, I knew there would be no consequence to their business. I've made 60% off of that bet, beating the S&P 500 over the same time frame.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
You are misinforming the HN audience by making it sound like you know why FB took their action. In a way you are distributing crap content here.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> Facebook decided ... How do you know that?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> The Google interview is heavily based on data structures and algorithms That's pretty much what Leetcode is. When I interviewed at Google I was asked tree traversal and hashmap design questions that were very similar to leetcode q
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by bosswipe 6y ago
China beurocrats have been quite successful with this strategy.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The thing that finally got me to abandon Windows was when a forced update wiped away the system settings that I had spent days figuring out to get a trackpad to work the way I wanted to.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
That's an outdated understanding of how the Senate works in the McConell era. No one voted for amendments. Nowadays these things are worked out behind closed doors by Republican leadership and then sprung onto the schedule with as litt
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I hope a lot of people with your beliefs have the courage of their convictions and refuse to take the vaccine so that I can get the vaccine sooner.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Need to reinforce your bubble.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I support all measures to quash the anti-vaxers. There is still a chance that humanity can eradicate covid if we all get vaccinated. If the selfish conspiracy theorists get their way this disease will be with us forever and the virus could
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Everyone on HN is cheering the relaxation of these rules but I'm angry because of concerns similar to yours. I'm now of the mind of "if you can't fight them join them", I want regulation-free counter-attack drones t
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by bosswipe 6y ago
One of the points of corporate ethics is to avoid pissing off the public so much that laws get enacted to regulate you.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Giving the benefit of the doubt, he sounds like an experienced senior guy so he's surely plugged in to internal communications, discussions, and rumors. And a lot of times in security there are opportunities to work with a large cross-
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The other comment threads in here are discussing the actual experiment and theories. But this thread is at the top taking up a bunch of the oxygen and it's just repeating tired old media criticisms that we've all heard before. The
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Netanyahu ran campaign ads about how he undermined and disrespected Obama, even while getting Obama to give him a record $38 billion aid. He colluded with Flynn and the Russians to undermine Obama and promote Trump. He gets whatever he want
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Oh yea, NSO is totally not causing suffering. It's a benefit to the world, right?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> because one country is a superpower and a different country is the client. If you have really been paying attention to the US-Israel relationship you know that this is not true.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
"An air"? The obsessive hate doesn't sound that rational.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
What do you mean 10 years? TSMC didn't really start beating Intel until 2016-18.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Going by that definition, the rules here are not defining the steps to be followed to do the calculation. The rules here are defining the answer that they want, not the steps necessary to figure it out.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I really don't think you can call that an algorithm, it's a set of human defined rules. You could call it a formula, but an algorithm implies a series of steps which are not present here.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
If the set of rules are defined by humans and then those rules are coded into a SQL statement is it really an algorithm? If the humans define the rules and later they realize the rules are bad it's not the sorting algorithm that caused
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Why are some people so obsessed with every little thing that NYT gets wrong? It's the same with California, any bit of bad news out of California is blown up into a national story. To me this obsession with NYT and California is obviou
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I don't like the use of the word algorithm there. I would call it rules or formulas. Algorithm makes it sound like something more complicated when it was probably just a SQL query.

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