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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
Considering that a16z is already invested in the scammy web 3.0, this is not too surprising.
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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
Just don't post from New Zealand on that site
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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
Bitcoin was created in 2009. There are not enough data points to make a reliable prediction that it will go up again. This time a lot more people have had time to think if bitcoin and crypto are going to work at all. Also, there might not b
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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
Ok, but how are the results used? For improving work behavior or for employment decisions? Are they disclosed to the employee or the manager or everyone?
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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
The description of his character is a fascinating part of the story. Keep in mind that this a story, and not (just) an indictment. Showing his character is also critical background for the reader to understand why he allegedly leaked that b
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by buitreVirtual 4y ago
The HN crowd hates bullshit, which is different.
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Alpher–Bethe–Gamow Paper(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by buitreVirtual 4y ago|0 comments
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Ron Insana: Peter Thiel’s ‘sociopaths’ know something he doesn’t(cnbc.com)
3 points by buitreVirtual 4y ago|0 comments
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Just like, until recently, Europe (and especially Germany) thought it was paranoia to treat Russian oil and gas dependence as a risk.
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Russian spies tried to hack into a Kansas nuclear power plant(kcur.org)
2 points by buitreVirtual 5y ago|0 comments
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FBI: Hackers scanned networks of 5 US energy firms ahead of Russia warning(cnn.com)
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A top Wikipedia editor has been arrested in Belarus(theverge.com)
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Chelsea FC is not profitable, so what proceeds can possibly be donated? Even after winning the Champions League they lost money.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
BP and others could be still be paid from confiscated Russian assets in Europe.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
That's the idea!
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
It would be awesome if researchers documented not only the vulnerabilities they find, but also all the software they analyzed without any findings, and how they analyzed it. It would save the community from re-doing the same analysis and ma
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
It says a lot too about FB having no qualms in amplifying and profiting from propaganda and hate.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Yes and no at the same time
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
One big difference with DevOps, according to the article, is that the enablement team can refactor the software and promote specific architectures and processes.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
emphasis on when
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Each manager would have to make that call to their laid-off reports, or the next manager in line if the manager is being laid off too. Maybe after that it would be ok for HR to have larger meetings with those affected to sort out the detail
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
This kind of problem will continue to happen as long as corporate incentives continue to reward new features more than solidifying existing fetures. It's easier to get promoted for doing "new" stuff.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Interview anxiety does not mean lack of confidence or ability to get things done. It is an issue more related to social settings for many people who are otherwise enormously productive and smart. The point is that this interview style defin
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
Fake or misleading science these days is used not only for commercial purposes, but also to advance agendas such as those of anti-vaxxers. Just take a look at the hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin crazes.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
I think people freak out much more easily when imagining a Hiroshima or Chernobyl or Fukushima in their home towns than when trying to picture the slow but unrelenting worsening of climate conditions over time caused by fossil burning, even
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
My cat stepped on my F12! Help!!
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
If they know the data is from Missourians, they won't pay a dime. That data is already considered leaked.
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
The parallels with the tobacco industry continue to amaze me. People viewed that industry very negatively but continued to smoke even after all revelations about their lobbying and its health consequences came to light. It has taken decades
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by buitreVirtual 5y ago
True, for the most part. But your family and friends will remember, and not kindly, if you worked for FB.
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The Facebook name was such a drag that employees referred to it as a ‘brand tax’(cnbc.com)
3 points by buitreVirtual 5y ago|0 comments

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