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Sex, porn and/or getting laid is the first emergent viral use case for every planetary-successful b2c tech platform. I made a small fortune on Facebook’s IPO and liquidated immediately after realizing Zuck was betting the farm on skipp
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4y ago
Nationalize
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Now that the spectacular almost 25 year run of using “international terrorism” has run out of gas, it seems “CSAM” has been selected as the new boogeyman to justify mass surveillance in western democracies.
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4y ago
A wealth tax (instead of income tax) is the best way to reverse the capital hoarding which is destroying modern society. Go after their assets.
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13 square feet? No.
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> I'd want to see a clause which states that if I can catch them having not updated the dashboard The coverup is worse than the crime. Yes!
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If they’re trying to reduce Chrome’s memory footprint, why not page/swap out inactive tab states to the filesystem instead of deleting? This feature is going to cause a lot of unexpected data loss.
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4y ago
TikTok is the first piece of computer software that I'm treating like a dangerous and currently legal recreational drug. No doubt lots of fun, obviously not good for you, don't need it, so simply not gonna use it.
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Generalist if you have high emotional intelligence (“leadership skills”). Otherwise specialist.
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Crying in NYC paying $1.85/therm, i.e. $0.063/kWh, for natural gas, and $0.231 / kWh for electricity.
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Maybe they don’t have a future. I’m a proponent of the corporate death penalty under certain circumstances for companies found guilty of killing people. I empathize with their shareholders, but corporations have free will and their death wi
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I’m shocked the company fired one of your reports without your input. This completely undermines your leadership and the chain of command. I would be livid.
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In the past year, Google announced both a 70 billion dollar stock buyback program and the layoff of 12,000 workers. This would not happen in an era where workers have a seat at the table, let alone an era where workers dominate the industry
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4y ago
Let’s try an era where the industry is dominated by the tech worker class
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At my last medium sized company there were at least a half dozen branches of “the budget”, with employees and sales people being measured against the most aggressive budget, and several levels of management adding their own buffers, and fin
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I think the majority of people here over age 40 who saw early career SWEs routinely discussing $250k-$350k packages knew that the past couple of years was not an exact repeat of, but certainly rhymed with, the dot com era.
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For contrast, the first bill introduced in 2018 by the democrat-controlled house under newly minted Speaker Pelosi focused on voter suppression and anti-corruption[0]. Like this bill, it was ceremonial and had zero chance of passing the sen
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4y ago
I am literally researching now for a home network upgrade. Been running Dr-wrt on a linksys for years and WiFi is starting to get super unreliable. Can you say more about your ubiquiti experience? I am looking at ubiquiti, meraki go, and ar
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I get what you’re saying but don’t think the Catbert analogy is apropos here. What I have seen as a senior tech executive and old person is that young people entering the workforce after around 2015-6 often rely on HR to be a neutral arbite
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Amazon is currently generating around $11B in annual net income. They don’t need to lay anyone off. The idea that it’s customary to temporarily ruin a ton of employee-stakeholder’s lives in order not to save the company but simply to mai
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One of the non-obvious reasons vinyl albums often sound better than their digital counterparts is that the mastering process for cutting vinyl is extremely “hands on” and is typically performed by senior mastering engineers working with top
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I feel like my partner and I have been in a virtual thrupple relationship with Nest's useless "machine learning algorithm" for the past five years, passive-aggressively fighting for control of the heat.
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I wonder what Gov Hochul’s powerbrokers got in return from the manufacturers in exchange for sabotaging this bill.
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It’s a 630 square foot surface with a 56 degree temperature at the moment according to FLIR. It creates a cascading cool breeze that just neutralizes the forced air furnace. When the furnace stops I can feel the waves of cool air sliding of
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Hey, thanks for responding. Am I understanding you correctly that 1 unit of gas heat costs $3 and each unit of heat pump heat costs between $3.40 and $5.00 depending on efficiency of the heat pump?
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Thanks - this is exactly the kind of data point I’m looking for. I have a big, drafty loft in Brooklyn that is heated with gas forced air. I’ve been curious about the relative operating cost of an air source heat pump, and I assume the sky
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Maybe the fact that one airline was allowed to be large enough to cancel 2,750 flights per day is part of the problem.
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That’s a valuable distinction you are pointing out. I agree 100% in theory. For example, on certain municipal websites in New York City where I live, credit cards are not natively accepted for transactions, but a link is provided to an aut
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Wow this author is salty. Wait till they find out you can pay money for expedited passport renewal and for Group 1 boarding of the aircraft and for an Uber to pick you up 5 minutes early on the way to the airport.
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It’s only a big deal because regulators allowed companies like MSGE and Live Nation to buy up all the independent venues. No one would care if a single fascist club owner was terrorizing customers because the free market would punish him.
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