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bryan_w
5y ago
It's super weird especially since there are USPS mailboxes that you "open" to get get large packages out of.
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bryan_w
5y ago
I hate the leetcode stuf, especially for SRE positions. I much rather focus on the systems side of things that I will encounter on a day to day basis
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5y ago
As a wise man once said, "You don't always get what you want "
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5y ago
Not really, because it's the Guardian, but in a better newspaper, sure
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5y ago
That's a weird way to word it. Did they confirm the dad part as well?
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5y ago
He wasn't old enough in 2016
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5y ago
I wonder if one day we'll see the parachuting of starlink satellites on a people as an act of war.
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bryan_w
5y ago
Avoid detection from what? If I were to believe the old media, Facebook welcomes these groups with open arms and have never lifted a finger to stop them.
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Exactly. I've never heard a guy say "she would be cute if she wore some mascara" or "I can't believe she's not wearing lip liner". I learned long ago that woman "get pretty" either for other woma
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5y ago
Wow, that's quite involved. Creating front companies, working with universities, etc. They can't be the only ones out there...
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5y ago
It would have been great to see them tell Google to deindex them and then they create FrenchNewsSearch.fr or whatever to actually compete, but sadly they just get the government to do the dirty work.
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5y ago
I can't believe you've managed to fit so many wrong things into a short post. Do you often make comments about things you have no clue about with such confidence? At least this will be a good litmus test for community moderation.
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5y ago
I agree that there needs to be some way for identity to be strongly represented on the internet but there should be a way or places where it isn't required. This could be something that perhaps allows indemnity for user generated conte
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5y ago
That would only measure public content. A large portion of US users have stopped engaging with public content on FB. A lot of people want to use FB to communicate with loved ones and news is just shoehorned in awkwardly. They don't eng
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5y ago
In other words, consider the fact that people aren't resigning in protest as a hint that perhaps there's another viewpoint that you haven't explored and this "news" source could just not be covering it. After all we
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5y ago
China brings the labor, Africa brings the materials.
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5y ago
I thought they were prevented from doing that (at least at some point, by injunction)
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5y ago
I use to think the same thing, but it seems that HN is both the place where there are cool technical articles and where journalists can pump their tech-clickbait. I wish there was an easy solution.
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5y ago
Meh, I'm over anonymity online. Y'all can have your own 4chans; I'm actually looking for places that enforces a strong sense of identity. Arguing with these GPT-3 bots and the sockpuppets that are created by these "reput
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5y ago
Let's say they are making $80k/yr: I'd offer them a $40k bonus if they stay 2 years and a severence of at least $160k if they are made redundant in the next 2 years. This should buy you some breathing room to show that things
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5y ago
If they are reading this and need an SRE to help out let me know. We are really good at reverting the shit out of an release when it breaks prod.
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5y ago
Right? Nobody makes Tom Brady play with an overinflated ball to even the playing field.
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5y ago
I think we don't really know the breakdown of people who prefer in person vs not, but the remote people are REALLY passionate about their position
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5y ago
Really shows you how you can't really trust most tech reporting these days.
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5y ago
You feel the same way about Amazon's sidewalk network?
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5y ago
I'm having trouble understanding your point. >there is no reason to give advertisers anything more than "here is an advertising opportunity for baby wipes", and no other information. That's exactly what advertisers ar
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Also didn't they just hire one of FB's former ad execs to head up their ads effort?
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You can just buy App Store ads. Apple sees no problem with this.
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5y ago
Not if you use secret conversation mode or just use whatsapp
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5y ago
Are you saying that an American shouldn't be able to pull up the profile of an EU user? Seems a bit extreme.
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