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dpweb
5y ago
Is there some kind of organization or entity that could indemnify these services against bad things happening, even an insurance company? I'm a happy user of Microsoft/Google/Apple but there needs to be some alternatives.
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5y ago
It’s a failure of the American people, not those who wanted empire in the Middle East and stoked it. The public can be manipulated into absolutely anything. I wouldn’t mind if “Never Forget” were replaced with “let’s keep our heads here”.
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5y ago
That link about killing alert() refers to only cross-origin iframe use of alert.
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5y ago
Also, the question of should a government force its citizens to have a medical procedure. Or de-facto forcing by requiring proof for common daily activities. This issue was then weaponized for political purposes, and people got militant abo
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5y ago
The only things pushed were masks and vaccines. Nothing about Vitamin D (or C for that matter) supplementation. No push for healthy lifestyles or reduction of obesity rate. Nothing about developing new mask or shield technologies. Nothing
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5y ago
People will sometimes vote for things that make their life worse, with the right convincing. For instance, could say the unwillingness to tax billionaires leaves more of a tax burden on middle income people. It’s too bad bc financial incent
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5y ago
In Illinois, I felt the original medicinal stores were more warm and very friendly and helpful esp to first time users. Compassionate to first time users who are dealing with legit pain and medical issues. Newer recreational stores have pop
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5y ago
- something like 75% of lawyers would not recommend their children go in to law Yes, but it must be like what IT has become to some extent. Many people go into it because it's a (seemingly) high paying job with lots of jobs available,
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5y ago
Most technical people don't get paid to solve problems, they get paid to work on problems. That paycheck is an hourly/weekly/monthly paycheck.
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5y ago
This is definitely the future for Facebook. Everything FB does now becomes incredibly more exciting and visceral. We know the future is super fast computing and bandwidth. Virtual experiences become almost (or totally) indistinguishable fro
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5y ago
I found it really fluctuates based on the team members. We definitely had 3x 4x differences in productivity between the worst and best on the team. Our estimates had to be good as it determined the size of the sales deal. Most everyone on t
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5y ago
Who cares about space? It's one of those things politicians trot out that captures the imagination of the masses. We have serious problems here on earth, most caused by the problems in the human psyche. In here, not out there. The argu
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5y ago
Had a non-compete (consulting). Employer was cool at my old workplace. We didn't have any super-proprietary knowledge or book of business to walk off with - so generally they weren't enforced. But they needed it to protect the bus
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5y ago
As someone who was abandoned as a child and still maintains a pretty good relationship w both parents, I'm sure they are oblivious to the effect that had on me as a child. Nor are they willing to talk about it now. They feel what'
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5y ago
Cause many non-technical people have no useful skills. There's really only two things to solve, technical and sales. I can handle the technical. Ideas are cheap and most suck (that is, not innovative enough to really be something speci
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5y ago
The video surprisingly turned out less awful than this title makes it appear. The message is not, use people to get ahead. But I’d imagine more important than your friend group. How are you spending your time. But some good points are made
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5y ago
Notice these classic technologies. They’re SIMPLE. That got lost in later development up the stack.
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5y ago
The key is finding the right mix between autonomy and direction. You really need both cause there is a need for direction and organization esp as the group grows beyond team size. But most problems aren’t a result of following the correct “
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5y ago
It’s really to generate some excitement for OEM PC sales. 10 being the last version with Windows update is a viable way to go, but you get none of the annual “get people excited” event apple has capitalized on so well.
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5y ago
You're basically paying the SE tax in order to be independent, but the Solo 401k higher contributions and all the write-offs are major offsets to that. Check into short-term health plans if you don't use much healthcare - esp if y
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5y ago
Bitcoin has tremendous value. Not as a currency or financial processing network. Those are pipe dreams. But in bringing the power of cryptographic and blockchain technologies to prominence.
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5y ago
Watch out for the fastest Samsung and WD drives. You want to find TB written (TBW) rating for the drive, which is in the specs but takes a little digging usually to find. Consumer models will often have about 300-600 TBW of life. Data Cente
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5y ago
Pretty easily solved imo by ending the warranty on the rated TB written (they all have ratings for this and they vary wildly - faster drives can have 1/10th the endurance of others) - in addition to the time limit. I do have a problem
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5y ago
I totally would but it better be REALLY fast
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5y ago
Since the cryptos electricity usage, at least that part which is generated by fossils, is a real problem (it is) - it would be nice to see this problem addressed with blockchain technologies. Carbon offset tokens, or some token that will in
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5y ago
Not sure I’d use the local deps file. I really like just the import {..} from “ https://xn--ivg . The version, everything, is up front and explicit.
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5y ago
As a one person company I find it not just helpful but a core principle to minimize the number of stacks/tools/services being used. Overhead of task switching and learning curves.
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6y ago
The problem with that is, if it's not amplified on social media, it doesn't exist. There were trials where it was shown that sufficient Vitamin D levels (most people are deficient) is very effective in preventing COVID. It got min
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6y ago
This is unfair. Probably acting unprofessionally. She’s made some serious accusations, let her go to court with them. Discrimination in hiring is not unfortunate, it’s illegal. Maybe she’s a nut. Maybe she’s a witness to illegal discriminat
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6y ago
Absolutely can be done. I think there’s a kind of brain well suited to it cause some people just seem to ‘get it’ and some don’t. Don’t worry about that tho I’ve worked with many people that don’t fully get it and remain employed. Worth try
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