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by dgrin91 3y ago
NDAs/ data protection for one. I'm not against people having multiple jobs, but some jobs have access to confidential/proprietary data that employers have a legitimate interest in protecting.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
News: thing of value has highest value in a little over a year. More at 11. There are probably tons of vanilla stock have the same. If you are going to do this at least wait for some interesting amount of time. Say at least 5 year high. Thi
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by dgrin91 3y ago
(1) 99% of the general public is still barely aware of analytics & tracking, let alone care about it (2) This makes no business sense for Youtube. If you are a serious channel you might bring in tens of thousands of dollars per video ea
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by dgrin91 3y ago
A few years back there was a hilarious case of a guy who hired a hitman, and that hitman subcontracted to someone else... who did the same.... who did the same... x5. In the end the last guy was so cheap & bad that he got caught and the
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Until they start pulling investments.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I personally agree in the homeopathy case, but what about other cases? I generally think Wiki's NPOV is pretty good, but I'm sure there are corner cases I disagree with or they are wrong about. By stating a view as a definitive NP
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by dgrin91 3y ago
People in Gaza/West Bank are not the only ones threatening to wipe Israel off the map
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by dgrin91 3y ago
They say in the article. They are nursing recruiting quotas (badly) and also lost a lot of recruiting personnel
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Its funny, when FTX first went under everyone said he would never be arrested. Now we say it happened so quickly :)
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I think its too early to make that claim. Anyone can sue anyone else for pretty much anything. The question is will the case survive and have a reasonable chance of success? We might find out that this case dies in the first phases of proce
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Cool site, but it really needs a legend. I can intuit that white is high light pollution because its on city centers, but how bad is green? I have no idea what I would see there.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
The page says last updated Oct 16, so seems like no.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
This is the weirdest wording for layoffs I've ever seen. Makes it seem like some sort of data error in the db they are fixing
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by dgrin91 3y ago
The cases a law firm represents does not define their values. Training in law school includes teaching that everyone is worthy of representation. Defense attorneys who represent obvious pedophiles, murderers, robbers, etc, don't value
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by dgrin91 3y ago
What about things like email or shared drives? Excel & Word? etc, etc.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Typically most institutions such as hospitals have multi T1 lines from separate providers. Ignoring piracy/automated systems, sometimes isps just have outages, so it's the same problem.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Don't forget to tell the kids to get off your lawn.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Even the plebs can talk with the IRS. They actually have call centers & dispute processes. The key factor is that most of us plebs don't have the time, knowledge, energy or willingness to go through the process. Microsoft will hire
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by dgrin91 3y ago
> It agreed to implement a compliance plan What kind of compliance plan could this be? My understanding is that the spacecraft is basically out of fuel. How can it be brought into compliance?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
99.999...% of us don't work or seriously touch in AI in any way. At best you make an API call to something that might do some AI, but at that point its just another service. So for the vast majority of people doing dev work, boring cho
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Honestly I prefer the google version. I know the airport has all the security checkpoints and gates I'll need, and I know I wont be able to avoid them. I don't know what food options are available.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Ok its been just about 4 decades. There appears to be 0 progress on this front.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
The question I always have with this type of stuff is: why is it not _already_ huge. Cavities were a big thing already in 1985. If this was a miracle cure in 1985 then I do not believe that this study would have ended in 'ok that was f
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by dgrin91 3y ago
1. I can blow up a plane and kill 300 people in the air plus more on the ground 2. If there is no scanners run by the TSA I can bring in tools to open the cockpit door. Now I can redo 9/11.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
> Yes, that's the point? Explain this please? How is it better if I can bring swords or guns onto a plane and no one can even detect it?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
There were a LOT more plane hijackings (with guns and grenades!) pre 9/11.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I really don't understand the sentiment of "literally everyone would be better off if the TSA paid people to just stay home and do absolutely nothing at all". I can understand sentiments like the TSA is inefficient, or bloate
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Few factors - 1. Design goals. The program had a budget, and with that budget their goal was a 14 day target. Anything extra is icing on the cake. They could have used an RTG to ensure long term survival, but it would have exploded their bu
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by dgrin91 3y ago
> Honestly, who here sees ads? Your problem is selection bias. Here is HN, a group of mostly tech-oriented people who all have adblockers. The majority of people actually _don't_ have ad blockers, especially the older crowd.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Those numbers look scary at first sight, by that doesn't seem like a particularly fast rate of decline I think? IANAP, but a normal fight gets to a cruising altitude of ~35k feet in ~ 10 minutes from ground level I think? So this was n

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