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by dgzl 8y ago
> it's prudent to assume that pretty much anything you send out into the digital network world is public Interestingly enough, this is how I used to justify piracy when I was young. Since digital data almost seems liquid , if an ar
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by dgzl 8y ago
An old project manager of mine flew with a gun once. It was entirely legal, because owning guns is legal, and flying is legal. It just had to be checked out and put away safely.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Most underrated comment.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> leveling out of whack It's just really discouraging to filter LI jobs based on entry level, and 20-50% of the results are still out of my league at the lowest setting. > frameworks are temporary, algs/ds are forever. The
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by dgzl 8y ago
Thank you. I've thought about just coding from scratch some kind of 'gallery' program or website that just essentially shows off that I can build things, and hoping that will get me in the door somewhere.
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by dgzl 8y ago
My soft skills are very good actually, but yes I agree.
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by dgzl 8y ago
There are lots of software opportunities here, but finding an entry-level position where they will also train you has been a challenge. (Also, why do I constantly see 'entry level' work on LinkedIn, but requiring 5-10 years experi
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Failed interview with BigCorp, how do I regain my edge?
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by dgzl 8y ago
I lived in Capital City / a Central Illinois for a year, and I was blown away with how many establishments hosted gambling video games. Granted, most bars were divey, but even the ones that weren't (i.e. the nice bars in town) sti
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by dgzl 8y ago
> Congress could moot all of this by simply passing (or repealing existing law) a law that leaves the issues to the states in question. You mean like your 9th and 10th Amendment rights from the Bill of Rights?
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by dgzl 8y ago
> With fingerprints or face scanning, neither of these is an issue. We treat biometrics like a secret (i.e. password), but really it's not much better than public information (i.e. username).
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by dgzl 8y ago
edit: lost interest in the battle. /Whiteflag
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by dgzl 8y ago
For the short term, sure. But long term, the lidar system will have to be adjusted to not cause harm to the public.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> I hate giving Elon credit Why? Not only is he a genius (citation needed), but he's also highly invested in big-risk companies working toward a healthy future. I wish more people were like Elon.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> I so wish the Linux community would get its act together and implement a.... The Linux communities are full of volunteers. It seems like their act is actually quite together! There is no 'buyer' to make demands with their dol
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by dgzl 8y ago
I've come to terms with the idea that different environments offer different things. With Mac and OSX, you get a beautiful and thoughtful presentation, terminal access, and great with media. You can code, you can look sexy, you can edi
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by dgzl 8y ago
> Yes but how does the average person really know if those suggested foreign VPNs are not CIA or other government coordinated honeypots? > there's no reliable method to determine which VPN to trust. I'll offer a method, peop
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by dgzl 8y ago
Truly. The economy in the other side is actually a mystery to the Western society. And here we are pretending we understand, and we place bets as if we know.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Every once in a while I envision a desolate future where survival is dependant on scavengers being able to break into discarded computer systems. At which point, weak crypto would actually save the world.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Being upfront would bring more press... Alternatively, how many of your friends are going to read this article?
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by dgzl 8y ago
Perfect, quite literally. When corruption exposes itself, and it does from time to time (literally pick any recent year for a serious example), the private sector and free market should give us a competitive option. There is no option for o
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by dgzl 8y ago
All the above. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Small government supporters argue that without the power to be held (i.e. small government) that you can worry less about corruption, because it's easier to see.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Except taxpayers don't have much choice in this game unfortunately.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Lobbying isn't inherently bad, you know. Congress needs experts for information.
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by dgzl 8y ago
$80k-$200k+ sounds about right to me.... What's unbelievable here?
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by dgzl 8y ago
Seems like the scenario played out in school: Child 1 hits Child 2, both children go to detention.
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by dgzl 8y ago
I agree 100%. Political terms of today only serve a purpose of saying "them, not me", often with disrespectful connotation. I believe the same with the terms 'liberal' and 'conservative', and I've been int
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by dgzl 8y ago
You're talking about the "left wing" as if has any real meaning. You should use better political terms.
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by dgzl 8y ago
It depends how well you enjoy your work. Some business feels like a dream, some business feels like hammer+nail=your life.
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by dgzl 8y ago
As your parent says: "Context suggests people are justifiably upset, not that these specific actions where justified. " As in then being upset is justified, not their retaliation.

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