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The OP doesn't say it's for all technical roles at Facebook, it mentions one specific job title.
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I worked on Google Fiber wifi routers ~5 years ago years ago and got to be one of the earliest dogfooders of Stadia. My personal take at the time was that gigabit internet needed a killer app, and cloud gaming could be it. Glad to see tha
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> Sounded like a really interesting place to work, but if you can’t tell anyone about it, does it matter? ...yes? I like working on interesting stuff so that my days aren't boring.
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Do you know what the "ycombinator" in this site's URL is a reference to?
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Because, if you have Western values, to which the CCP is diametrically opposed, they are actually "the worst" in some sense.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Communist_Party
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If you read a daily digest of global lottery results, yes! This might not be in the news because it's so rare. It might just be a slow news day.
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Actually, it would just require that you can't tell whether or not it does.
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Right, now that you mention it I think I knew that but had forgotten. Not sure how it affects me, if at all, though...
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I've had good experiences with Musician's Friend, and with great deals. I've gotten two great guitars from them in the past few months at $150 and $200 off (for $300 and $350 respectively). That said, I'd love to go to
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No chain of custody, closed source voting machines, ballots sent to people who didn't ask for them based on known-bad voter rolls...but sure, I'll just take some random government agency's word for it.
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In addition to your point about timing, there is also a contingent of people who will reflexively oppose anything Trump advocates, completely independent of merit.
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> Assuming Assange is telling the truth, how would he even know who the ultimate source was? If he received the emails from someone with direct access to them - e.g. someone who worked for the DNC - Occam's Razor would suggest a lac
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If the surface were that hot, would sea creatures still want to live on it? I have no idea what their range of tolerance is, but I'd assume that they're well adapted for living on relatively cool rocks. And if it's not that
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To "live" at what standard of living? A smartphone? A recent one? What standard of medical care? What about entertainment? What if someone wants only to eat organic, fair trade food? When you pay for yourself, you're pric
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Google has an internal standard for how long it takes to wipe out user data after a deletion request, and compliance with it is taken very seriously. It's a lot less than 1 year.
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I read through that whole list, and the only thing that involved any actual violence was a mafia killing, which it wasn't clear actually had anything to do with Q. I don't know anything about this Q stuff (I don't even know w
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Sorry for the ambiguity, I can't edit the original comment anymore but I meant "video chat" or "video conference".
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Other things being equal, WFH is a huge boon for short employees - you can't see height over VC.
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These are all predictions about the future, so of course they don't have concrete evidence. Holding them to that standard so they can be declared "false" or "misinformation" is a rhetorical trick. It's pretty
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The mixture seems like the intuitive answer to me. A single tennis ball packs the volume of a tennis ball more efficiently than the equivalent volume of marbles.
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> Since the voter registration deadline was June 16, local election officials are forced to turn these voters away.
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He's the Islamic terrorist sympathizer type of anti-Semite, not the neo-Nazi type. We get it from both sides.
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About 15.75% according to https://neuvoo.com/tax-calculator/?iam=&uet_calculate=calcul...
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No one else is mentioning Anathem, so I'll plug it here. It's a glacially paced math-fiction book that gets pretty good around page 800 or so. I enjoyed it, but can definitely see why others wouldn't. In any case, I read i
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This virus disproportionately impacts the elderly, and males. That was the whole point of my comment.
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So I'm definitely not advocating the lab theory overall, and even if it did come from a lab it could have escaped rather than been deliberately released...but to answer your question, China does/did have problems with A) an aging
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I don't think he said no one is using (or should use) it, just that the results aren't "miraculous".
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Triage as you would anyway (same prioritization), or flip a coin.
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I said "relatively". Of course having a bad relationship with my boss would be bad for my career, no question.
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