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811.
by derwiki 5y ago
Not GP but I like my Aeropex by Aftershokz
812.
by derwiki 5y ago
Not GP but I can’t shake that it feels rude, even if expected. But more practically: if I decline after the first, I don’t get the other 4 emails they have queued up for me
813.
by derwiki 5y ago
Long term hold out group?
814.
by derwiki 5y ago
I thought a people manager was an “agent of the company” and was held to more legal liability than an IC. E.g. as an IC if I see discrimination that does not involve me I don’t _need_ to report it. But as an agent of the company I would. Or
815.
by derwiki 5y ago
60 years of prosperity before the wheels start coming off? Probably
816.
by derwiki 5y ago
It’s not strictly enforced but encouraged in my current org. To be honest I do it because ultimately it saves me time though, so I would probably still do it even if it wasn’t encouraged. (Large “fangish” company)
817.
by derwiki 5y ago
10000 seems statistically significant
818.
by derwiki 5y ago
Neither? > Code review is part of the job
819.
by derwiki 5y ago
Do you securely wipe the hard drive before donating?
820.
by derwiki 5y ago
Is there a way to _prove_ one is less influenced by advertising? I have an Iphone but several models old, and most of my clothes are Amazon Basics/brands with no logo. So yea, I echo the claim. But I’m probably wrong. Where’s my blinds
821.
by derwiki 5y ago
Corporate policy blocks Airdrop and removable media, so Sharedrop is my preferred method of transfer.
822.
by derwiki 5y ago
SF hasn’t had timely Walgreens booster appts since booster became generally available. I ended up waiting in drop in line at SFGH.
823.
by derwiki 5y ago
Most National Parks, definitely Yellowstone/Yosemite. Some of the more rural ones have self registration and the fee is less. And some National Parks don’t have an entrance fee.
824.
by derwiki 5y ago
Which parks? There are very few National Parks in the NE—- Maine is the only place that comes to mind.
825.
by derwiki 5y ago
1) learning guitar. Bought guitar and didn’t make much progress. Took Zoom level 1 guitar and now I’m good enough that it’s fun to try playing songs. 30 min/day. Prefer over others because: I love music with good guitar parts, it has b
826.
by derwiki 5y ago
> Everything about their employees is monitored and tracked, down to individual finger and eye movements, to prevent waste and track performance. All emails that are sent out include an estimate of how long they should take to read. Go t
827.
by derwiki 5y ago
We’re talking about them right now
828.
by derwiki 5y ago
Now they know to be quieter about this. It will be a quiet line item in an upcoming dot release. And not enough people will fuss (eventually).
829.
by derwiki 5y ago
Wonder if the same will hold for books?
830.
by derwiki 5y ago
Not at Megacorp they aren’t
831.
by derwiki 5y ago
That’s rough. But sounds like an unpleasant work environment so at least you short-circuited that!
832.
by derwiki 5y ago
I rented a car with lane assist earlier this year, and it terrified me by trying to veer into a semi that had gone left of its lane
833.
by derwiki 5y ago
I’d argue that’s the same for any service. Privacy policy is ok now, wait for the company to be acquired, new company doesn’t have to adhere to old privacy policy.
834.
by derwiki 5y ago
thanks for summarizing!
835.
by derwiki 5y ago
More for professional or hobby projects?
836.
by derwiki 5y ago
Quantitative Easing
837.
by derwiki 5y ago
And let me tell you, Redhat 6 did not like the Winmodem
838.
by derwiki 5y ago
Not GP but I would interpret that as sarcasm
839.
by derwiki 5y ago
Blocking traffic to bad IPs entirely, not just blocking DNS resolution to bad IPs.
840.
by derwiki 5y ago
IBM worked on an RDBMS in 1974, and Honeywell released a commercial RDBMS in 1976* before Oracle launched. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multics_Relational_Data_Store

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