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by erric 8y ago
PIPs, at least from what I’ve seen in 12 years at DoE, are a way for managers to retaliate against employees without raising the ire of the (completely useless) union.
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by erric 8y ago
Personally I have observed that people generally misunderstand passion and confuse it for aggression, or even outright anger.
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by erric 8y ago
I don’t know about your situation, save what you have written here. I’m sure there are many aspects of your existence I won’t understand. You say you’re not sad, angry or self-harming, however reading your post does give me pause to think t
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by erric 8y ago
Slightly off the main topic, however I’ve been super happy with Restic!
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by erric 8y ago
I’m on a Mac. I have tried this but nothing happens, and I still want a moofin
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by erric 8y ago
Paraphrasing Brian Greene in one of his books or interviews, he answered that it's very likely we are in one. That would certainly seem plausible when talking about things like the holographic principle. I skimmed the article because I
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by erric 8y ago
On mobile it’s paywalled for me.
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by erric 8y ago
Using Brave and Chrome on mobile, I cannot.
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by erric 8y ago
Reading the article, it feels like OT pulled directly from the $cientology playbook.
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by erric 8y ago
>That does not mean you have to make it easier He’s calling attention to the appalling policy choice made by his government. In this case I think he would have to make it easier.
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by erric 8y ago
Not to mention that most govt. employees record of employment is public info( in the us anyway). Being law enforcement this may be a little different, however this info may be foiable or even just sitting on the ice web site.
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by erric 8y ago
And entire FBI divisions devoted to investigation of these rules
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by erric 8y ago
Thank you, I hadn’t heard d of this yet.
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by erric 8y ago
Agreed. There would be a ton of work to sift through that and using a modern BSD may likely be a better path forward. I just think it’s very interesting in how small a space this runs. Your other question is also a good one. I couldn’t haza
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by erric 8y ago
The hardware looks pretty limited right now, but I have to wonder if this can be used as a base for replacing closed source Lights out Management such as iLO, DRAC, and LoM
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by erric 8y ago
I’m guessing you’ve never worked for the Federal Govt. before. The level of Liferism[1], ill equipped technical contractors, clueless management, and just plain old general political fuckery, is stupefyingly gargantuan. [1] Lifers are emplo
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by erric 8y ago
>Judge Leon limited how DOJ lawyers questioned certain witnesses and expressed visible skepticism of testimony by the government’s chief economic witness, who presented an empirical model that predicted the deal would lead to small but s
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by erric 8y ago
No. Businesses and Governments do it all the time.
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by erric 8y ago
Having lived in Europe for two years now, that’s a very common perception of US Americans
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by erric 8y ago
By the second, even! :) Boo!
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by erric 8y ago
You have some grammar issues on your site that you may want to check on.
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by erric 8y ago
So wearing shades indoors will be illegal. It makes me wonder about contact lenses with an iris pattern printed on them? Maybe the system will flag if a persons eyes never dialate at all?
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by erric 8y ago
This is a neat project! I also saw this posted a couple of weeks ago and it has become a go to tool for a lot of AWS work: http://awless.io/
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by erric 8y ago
If they don’t actually matter, why have them? Edit: some info presented further down
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by erric 8y ago
>Not everything is fine in moderation. Mainlining sulfuric acid, for example Extremophiles (Snottite) will be quite happy in sulfuric acid
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by erric 8y ago
I was also thinking it’s misleading because while the tribes to the north may not have had as an extensive written language as the Romans and Greeks, they certainly had rulers.
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by erric 8y ago
Right. Everything is fine in moderation.
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by erric 8y ago
>”enforced monogamy” from e.g. blowhard academics Are academics advocating wholesale monogamy? That’s usually the field of organized religion.
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by erric 8y ago
I’d wager you are correct. Still it is an interesting read and I wanted to share.
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Analog Devices AD9361 – when microchips are more profitable than drugs(zeptobars.com)
220 points by erric 8y ago|60 comments

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