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by elmerfud 2y ago
Much of what HR used to do seems to be automated away and they seem to be glad that it was. Every company that I've worked at for the last 20 years HR doesn't manage your payroll or deductions or any of that they have a system you
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by elmerfud 2y ago
So you're saying AI will bring us more efficient Darwin awards?
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Interesting article but other than people pontificating for the sake of clicks and views they never really explain in concrete terms why they believe AI will take over the world. It seems to be more like the Terminator is real or the Matrix
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by elmerfud 2y ago
If you view this as a Trump only specific ruling I would agree it's politics. The supreme Court was hearing a case in regards to Trump but the ruling is about the broader power of immunity for all presidents.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The seal team 6 example is a bit extreme, but you don't have to look back very far and you see both political parties leveraging the justice department or the IRS or other agencies to make life difficult for their rivals.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm really surprised we haven't seen more of this in the US. In other countries have seen this idea where apartments or condominiums are on top of fairly large shopping malls. Maybe it's because of the idea in the US that peo
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by elmerfud 2y ago
This is an interesting redefinition of the words "power grab". I'm not sure if this is like a mental issue people are having where truth is just become entirely subjective and so they can twist anything to mean anything they
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Oh yes that's all thanks to the great HIPAA regulations. That was supposed to protect your information and give you better control over your information. The sad fact is it is exactly like those damn cookie prompts. You either accept t
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Is this shocking or is this news to someone? Celebrities have always been paid for endorsements. There may be some celebrities that are very picky about who and what they endorse but when you're a celebrity your business is being a cel
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by elmerfud 2y ago
They don't require that you install an application to track you via the cell phone. Some countries do require that although the countries that I've been to recently that used to require that are no longer requireing that. But they
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think there should definitely be a distinction, and that distinction needs to be enforced by law, between required data and voluntary data. A certain amount of data is required in some industries to be collected and it is required by law.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
No they shouldn't. While I'm sure a number of these accounts that get shut down are indeed scams or forgeries of some kind there will be a number of them that are legitimate accounts or perhaps legitimate people who wish to remain
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm not saying it shouldn't change. What I'm saying is this is more commonplace than what people believe. Hair stylists, auto mechanics, construction workers in many places, they all work under these conditions and have for m
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by elmerfud 2y ago
But you're acting like this is an "on an iPhone" experience that's new to the world. The idea of being leased equipment from someone for contract or gig labor is not new and hasn't been new for many many decades. So
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by elmerfud 2y ago
"...making it difficult for drivers to plan work shifts and treat Uber as a full-time job." So which is it they want flexible gig work that they can do at their own schedule in their own pace, or do they want planned work shifts i
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by elmerfud 2y ago
My question would be why are you administering a test that you expect people to fail on? What is it you hope to understand when you are intentionally testing them in a way that you yourself admit is hard to finish within the timeline. Is th
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think they greatly underestimate the heat problems with a data center in space. Specifically one in orbit where you have to radiate heat away.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
It's high in a sense of typical broadband for the speed and latency. In the specific sense of limited option areas or satellite only areas it is a reasonable price for that level of service. I live in the country a good 6 miles from an
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by elmerfud 2y ago
That's not quite true with medicine. If US customers couldn't pay this, as in the insurance companies and or Medicare, then cost might come down but also research and development would effectively halt or other countries would sto
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by elmerfud 2y ago
$120 here in the USA. Which is high for the kind of service it is but if that's your only option then it's within a reasonable range. It's not unusual for us customers to pay a higher premium for the same service that is sold
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by elmerfud 2y ago
"Often, the quality of the pieces is nearly indistinguishable, at a much lower price." This is the statement on your site that I take a big disagreement with. Yes there's a lot of other companies making these bricks but the q
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by elmerfud 2y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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I travel internationally a fair amount and so what I've read about this it gets into more of a murky area. A lawyer would probably provide the best advice because there is what is constitutionally allowed to happen in what really does
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by elmerfud 2y ago
IANAL but like reading about cases like this. From what I've seen in other cases this would be a very strange situation. They wouldn't specifically subpoena your password. A subpoena could be issued to you and you could be require
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by elmerfud 2y ago
So this entire thing is confusing to me. It's a label that's a crosswalk but it's also apparently labeled as something you're not allowed to go across according to the article. "The area is clearly marked to keep tr
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm curious, does this require a 2K account or just require it for online play. Because of this account is required for single player and I won't be buying this, and I own every other version of civilization
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by elmerfud 2y ago
As a general rule, all first movers have an advantage, but that advantage came at risk. Bitcoin has been around 15 years now. So, where have you been? Those first people had something that effectively had no value for a long time. Others jo
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I submit to you that there should have been a research spike of 8 to 13 points which was done first . The results of that spike would be your story and the preceding spike would have given you the implementation information. Even if the im
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Offline and anonymity has been gone for decades and no one seems to care. Quite literally not many people even cared when the offline version was taken away. Where ever you go and what you do is tracked constantly by a network of state-owne
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Still one step too far. It's the typical "for the kids" mantra, that is routinely abused over and over and over again. Not the kids that are abused but the abuse of this kind of language in the terms of service to persecute i

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