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by chaosite 8y ago
You never owned the copyright on the content, but you did own the thing. Not a "single-use license". Owning a CD is exactly like owning a book, in that way.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Or it could mean "our HR dept likes flowery language in job postings". I.e., it means literally nothing.
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by chaosite 8y ago
At 22, he's almost Gen Z...
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by chaosite 8y ago
Of course it's human politics. Science is a human endeavor, and you can't remove human behavior from it. My argument is that a blog aggregator style system is a bad fit which doesn't meet the requirements we desire from a rep
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by chaosite 8y ago
Or, maybe not. An academic article is not a blog post. Also, only the most popular posts get discussed here -- tons of stuff is lost if it's not initially popular. Timing your submission allows for gaming the system. All scholarly arti
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by chaosite 8y ago
Because Google doesn't work that way. You don't have a Hangouts account, you have a Google account, which you added to your phone, not Hangouts.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Like I said in a different thread, the recruiters need simple questions that they can verify without any expertise.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Recruiters ask horrible questions. If the recruiter has to ask you a technical question, it will be a bad question, because the recruiter doesn't have the expertise to understand the answer. So you're left with bad questions which
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by chaosite 8y ago
Google has. Ostensibly this bad interview process is based on data.
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by chaosite 8y ago
At Google? L5 is a reasonable terminal level there, as in you can have a successful career and never go beyond L5, and no one will bat an eye. L6 is a senior position, and not just in terms of title.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Getting the interviewee to a solution was not part of how I was trained to interview at Google.
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The non-technical recruiter needs these trivia questions because they need questions with single answers that allows them to separate people with no technical knowledge and people with technical knowledge. The easy way to get past this barr
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by chaosite 8y ago
It's used heavily at Intel, in hardware verification.
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by chaosite 8y ago
So the zero page process runs when one core is busy but the rest are free?
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by chaosite 8y ago
/r/elsagate on Reddit is a good resource.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Look at /r/elsagate on Reddit for plenty of examples.
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This presentation covered multiple topics. Alex Jones was not banned for targeting children, and "Think of the Children"-style arguments were not used in his case. We're talking about elsagate here, right? "Peppa the Pig
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by chaosite 8y ago
... and Google is supposed to stand by while their platform is not fit for its stated purpose?
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by chaosite 8y ago
That is a position. This document is showing the hole in that position -- an outright attack (elsagate) aimed at children. A cursory inspection by the parent sees the child watching a harmless Peppa the Pig video, while in fact she's w
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by chaosite 8y ago
The document is a showcase of trends, as well as pressures being applied to Google from various groups. Like it or not, Elsagate is a well-documented phenomenon, and this document is treating it like the problem that it is. This is not a ge
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by chaosite 8y ago
Tex Avery and Tom & Jerry were wild and a product of their respective era, sure, but they're definitely not as bad as some of the Elsagate videos. Did you watch them? Some of them are literally snuff, with tons of gore. The stuff o
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by chaosite 8y ago
This is a really good document, mostly describing current events and trends in censorship. Most of the policy it advocates is basically being consistent and open about how Google is handling issues, and how censorship is being applied. The
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by chaosite 8y ago
Telltale was VC funded. https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/53723-08
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by chaosite 8y ago
What do you mean by "don't drink" being based on extremely weak evidence? Do you mean after the pregnancy, or while trying to conceive? Because the harms of drinking during pregnancy are well known. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is
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by chaosite 8y ago
5Eyes includes nations other than the USA (4 of them), so the constitution need not apply.
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Wesley Crusher is a character in Star Trek: TNG played by Wil Wheaton.
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by chaosite 8y ago
What's the difference between this and a verified account?
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This seems to be the attack mentioned in the blog: https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7717.html Basically it seems like there's a thing called PMKID, which is a HMAC-SHA1 of the PMK and things we know, which you can
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by chaosite 8y ago
The US doesn't really have a form of strong ID, especially not a universal one that is easily applied.
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by chaosite 8y ago
And it's expected that they only respond when they're "carrying the pager", that is, on their on-call shift. One of PagerDuty's features is figuring out who's the right person to page right now.

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