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Direct links to study data mentioned in the article: https://energyinnovation.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Coal... https://energyinnovation.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03
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Direct Link to report PDF from the page: https://github.com/Lyrebirds/Cable-Haunt-Report/releases/dow...
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From the article: "Programmers wanting to avoid the Y2K bug had two broad options: entirely rewrite their code, or adopt a quick fix called “windowing”, which would treat all dates from 00 to 20, as from the 2000s, rather than the 1900
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Oh it gets even better! If you work for a nicely performing stock like a FAANG you can encounter this gem: (Simple Round Numbers) 1. Get Base 100k + RSU 100k over 4 years 2. You work hard, company does better, yay! 3. Stock goes up RSUs now
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Yep, sounds like Amazon. I used to joke that the only Engineers who were there longer than four years were either getting divorced or were already divorced. You did not find very many who were married with kids AND happy working there.
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Holy crap that would suck, how many staff did they loose when they decided to screw with peoples pay like that? I would think, as a company, you would just be shooting yourself in the foot unless you did something like increased base-pay to
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This article is an awesome write-up. I love how it walks through the process of discovery from the beginning- or as close to it as readers will bear. Its insane to think that we are at a point where we can just swap a coating on a virus as
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So thank you for giving an awesome tl;dr on this- honestly that sounds much like SCO in the 90's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO%E2%80%93Linux_disputes God I miss SUN and SGI- all those pretty computer chassis.
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If you are ever playing with an SGI machine and need help I would recommend that you stop by irix.cc, ever since nekochan went offline its been the forum of choice. Normally when you need to mount an SGI ISO/Disk Image -Get the offset
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Part of me wonders if the Author works for Amazon, because that sounds totally like Amazon.
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I have a pal who does GIS work in the oil and gas industry- I think its crazy how much influence ESRI has on that market. Would love to learn more about interaction with map data like this. For a non-gis person this was a fun read. So thank
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There are a couple takes on this I have read (Note; Going to japan to visit the peace museum is still on my bucket list.) https://japantoday.com/category/crime/japan-guilty-until-pro... https://www.vox.
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Yeah but we are the good guys? right? There is a select amount of cognitive dissonance required to support domestic implants in our hardware then call out the chinese when they do the exact same thing.
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Yep, my guess was and is that someone was attempting to short sell supermicro and related named companies.
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I would argue this is not completely new. But still a fascinating look into how the cities of microorganisms on/in us influence our behavior. Toxoplasma gondii, an interesting topic if you want to read about how something in the gut ca
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This is why many doctors in the US get their basic medical schooling outside of the US. (Often in the Caribbean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_schools_in_the... )
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Hey bkor, thanks for the interesting information on CCTV laws in the Netherlands. I am curious from a photographic perspective. What if I visit NL and I take some photos of buildings and happen to capture pictures of the public? (Its on my
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Though I don't see this feature in my environment anymore I am guessing it was pulled by Cisco after https://boingboing.net/2014/10/03/fcc-fines-marriott-for-jam...
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Bad title. RSA tokens are named but almost no technical details are given in the article.
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In a panic people get tunnel vision. When you design HMI's for a living you have to consider. If my brother, sister, grandmother was using this system during an emergency could we guide them to make the right decisions. The fact that t
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Well you just summed up my Amazon experience in a nutshell. The only people who stay in Amazon management are sociopaths, megalomaniacs and the rare case of those who need the insurance. My pals in AWS, Zappos or Twitch all loved their jobs
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L8 in AWS is =/= to L8 in Fulfillment. You were in the Andy Jassy world- Pay is higher. The Dave Clark world pays less- despite what you hear elsewhere. Every Large FC has an L8 director... they don't all make 1.5Mil. Smaller FCs
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Yeah, look- I got my tests back when $99 covered everything. I got my grandparents on each side to spit in tubes for me. I was able to fill in may missing gaps in my genealogy as well as use snp-pedia to look at my own "source code&quo
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Water, no one is (well, some are) talking about water. I have worked in that part of the industry on the industrial controls side. I can tell you that the problems we are seeing with power are right in line with the issues we are seeing in
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Why do companies in this IOT space just not require 2FA by default? Yes phone numbers can be stolen, and using a phone number is not -perfect- second factor. However these stories keep coming up and I cant help but think in each case that s