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carimura
1y ago
No way the newborn slept until 5:30 every morning.
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carimura
1y ago
"work to" is key.. sounds like they aren't fully accelerating, just accelerating the time they worked that hasn't vested. So if you were hired a week ago, you get a week's worth of participation.
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1y ago
https://archive.is/JiYYY
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1y ago
Schedule: https://dev.java/community/java-30-anniversary/
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carimura
1y ago
might want to hide your brother's email addy?
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Java Turns 30 – Live Stream [video]
(youtube.com)
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Java's 30th Birthday
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Fixrleak: Fixing Java Resource Leaks with GenAI
(uber.com)
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carimura
1y ago
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Fed announces withdrawal of guidance for banks on their crypto-asset activities
(federalreserve.gov)
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1y ago
Is this whole post an AI bot writing to generate empathy for a person who was duped by a bot to click on a product built by an AI? new Hn account, blog with single post (and one archived)....
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carimura
1y ago
"Cooking the books" could mean many things but most people would interpret this as fraud. There are many exit scenarios that aren't fraud but rather stacks of preferential stock that get paid before common, who usually get pa
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carimura
2y ago
you're right i have changed my opinions about my father, my brothers, my cousins, and many of my friends, because of a hacker news dismantling. i have now realized they are of course statistically thugs who have no interest in protecti
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carimura
2y ago
you obviously don't know a lot of officers. maybe you should meet some and hang out with them for a few days.
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carimura
2y ago
our aren't even on there yet so I'm sure it's a lot more than advertised
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carimura
2y ago
I asked our Sheriff who is in charge of the local deployments in our county whether they could, in theory, enforce curfews if the governor implemented an emergency order, and he said "yes I guess we could in that case". Welcome to
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carimura
2y ago
> Cops are known to be abusive, violent thugs Although I agree with your sentiment on data privacy, I don't know where you live but in the United States this is a gross [and potentially dangerous] overgeneralization of a million+ ha
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carimura
2y ago
and society requires efficiency as attention spans have been reduced to near 0 with tiktok videos and youtube shorts being the norm now. maybe we end up back at hieroglyphs.
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carimura
2y ago
except... it doesn't seem to work as advertised. see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43476113#43476136
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carimura
2y ago
normal human threat model who cares that his and his families genetic information isn't sold around to the highest bidder.
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carimura
2y ago
they cite one of the laws in the response above....
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Ask HN: 23andMe has my data, am I screwed?
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2y ago
Yes California. I've been asking what data is being retained per their privacy policy and here is the much longer response: "Your Genetic Information, date of birth, and sex will be retained by 23andMe and our third party genotypi
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carimura
2y ago
their own privacy team told me they are bound by regulatory obligations to retain data even after you request deletion. I've notified our attorney general's office to see if anything can be done but it might be too late. I'd
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carimura
2y ago
it very likely may not be per their own words. They are "bound by various legal and regulatory obligations that may necessitate retention of certain information". This came straight from their privacy team.
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carimura
2y ago
Sure you can delete your data, but guess what, they'll retain it anyways under "regulatory obligations". I've gone back and forth with their privacy team and this is the last response: "This is a follow-up fro
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2y ago
nginx not happy.
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2y ago
But how will people possibly know how successful I am without it?!?
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carimura
2y ago
just following this whole story lightly but is there reason to believe (or not) this data coming from them?
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carimura
2y ago
but what about training data?
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2y ago
I've always wondered about this. My wife always tells me to close the garage when folks come to the house to give us bids on jobs so they don't see the cars. Not that a Tesla indicates wealth but I guess it indicates something? I
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