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by debt 7y ago
"I heard he purchased a bunch of real estate and then lease them to WeWork and made a killing." Clearly an ethical guy we're dealing with here. I'm sure this will all pan out well down the road.
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by debt 7y ago
Fascinating. A microSD card is 0.5 grams. I could tape one of these to a postcard, overnight for $25 using USPS and probably achieve a faster data rate than I could if I just send it over the air.
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by debt 7y ago
"That's fine." idk the suits have a very different viewpoint; 30 minutes of downtime for a large financial system isn't fine. it can be very costly.
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by debt 7y ago
"We identified that our rolled-back election protocol interacted poorly with a recently-introduced configuration setting to trigger the second period of degradation." Damn what a mess. Sounds like y'all are rolling out way to
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by debt 7y ago
No, I'm saying the scale of the cause of problem vs this guy's tiny sand solution seems out of whack. Sand won't stop millions of carbon emitting cars on the road. We need bigger solutions.
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by debt 7y ago
If you work backwards, climate change is a giant man-made disaster that literally can only be countered by a just-as-big man-made solution. Green sand on a beach is like, not as big as millions of cars on roads.
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by debt 7y ago
A Scanner Darkly comes to mine. A suit that's able to game all this surveillance tech: gait masking, face scrambling, heartbeat obfuscation.
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by debt 7y ago
Good on her for staying focused on the problem.
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by debt 7y ago
Amazing gifs! Just scanning it is enough to understand it.
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by debt 7y ago
"We could do physical Code Review sessions, but it's difficult because I've a very chaotic schedule" Aren't you a developer? You're not a manager? Can you explain why you have a chaotic schedule? If you don&#x2
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by debt 7y ago
Think about it: managers are only something other managers create. Nobody wants a manager. You could be such a swell person, but nobody wants to work under somebody unless it's an apprenticeship. Therefore, the best manager is one you
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by debt 7y ago
“He's a weird guy” He was building a series of tunnels beneath a bomb shelter to protect himself from an impending nuclear war with North Korea. He’s not weird, he’s crazy.
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by debt 7y ago
I agree, but it requires quickly reading the situation. Sometimes it can be as effective as not making eye contact.
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by debt 7y ago
Walk confidently and never make eye contact. Easiest way to get into anywhere. It forces people to verbally call you out which people rarely do. Looking lost or "looking for something" while wandering in is another great tactic.
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by debt 7y ago
I don't get it, why do I so regularly see these random solutions to depression on the homepage? Are startup founders really depressed or something? Is there a rash of suicides in this community? I don't get it. Overwhelmingly, nor
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by debt 7y ago
The fundamental problem is cleanly persisting data. There's all sorts of design paradigms we use to attempt to send state through the presentation layer to the persistence layer. Ultimately there's no clean way to do it and becaus
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by debt 7y ago
I always say that the gap between now and the future will be filled with technology. So I don't know what she's referring to as the only path towards the future is through technology.
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by debt 7y ago
Everyone is pretty aware that most H1-b visa holders aren’t exactly highly-skilled labor. It’s been heavily abused at this point. How could you argue otherwise when the minimum salary for a H1-b eligible position is $60,000? This seems to b
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by debt 7y ago
I’ve heard this lil story before but honestly both strategies are really dependent on the situation. There might be situations where’d you want to continually churn out pots. In other situations, pressure is really high, and you have one sh
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by debt 7y ago
"have never seen police use facial recognition" Now you never will.
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by debt 7y ago
Can someone shed light on what the "little-known procedure" is they're referring to?
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by debt 7y ago
"The AV1 recipe..." fifteen ffmpeg commands Yeah I don't think AV1 is the answer.
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by debt 7y ago
How did he get that screen?
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by debt 7y ago
This is alarming. I think these kind of one-off things can feel somewhat boring or unimportant if it were some very underdeveloped tiny country with a small population. But we're talking about a country with 1.5B people and a very soph
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by debt 7y ago
Furthermore, in my experience the usually poorly documented homebrew stuff is almost always worse than whatever crappy legacy but well-documented vendor their locked into. If I see some custom framework it’s usually an instant facepalm.
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by debt 7y ago
There’s a phrase “sleep on it”
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by debt 7y ago
It would’ve allowed you to file complaints with the AG. But Google and Microsoft and Amazon thought that’ll jus lead to too many class action lawsuits lol I guess they’re listening in then
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by debt 7y ago
"The babies don't sleep in it during the night." Yeah I get a feeling people were using these to kind of get out of soothing the baby at night. People were putting their baby in it and like walking away or going back to bed.
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by debt 8y ago
We’re not conversing, we’re trying to run a business. Get to the point sooner so we can solve the problem sooner. Let’s converse during non work hours.
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by debt 8y ago
I’m wondering if the NZ government have a belief that maybe the shooter’s ability to livestream the shooting increased his desire to commit the shooting in the first place.

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