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by fakedang 10mo ago
Maduro's regime? The election results were so tainted the entire world was laughing - even the number of votes placed altogether exceed 100%.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Easy on the fellow. OP doesn't feel great at the moment because of feeding the "lies" about merit to his daughter, the same "lies" they fed all of us back in our day that doing everything by the book pays (Lies in
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by fakedang 10mo ago
From the recruiting side, it has become painfully difficult for us to get connected to top performers. AI submitted CVs are garbage, LinkedIn Recruiter is garbage, online platforms like Indeed and Glassdoor are filled with AI-submitted CVs
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Why are all the comments asking for contact info dead? Ping me on my profile dummy id if you wish. We currently don't have openings in the US, but if there's anything I know in my network, I can push them to take a look.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
> Imagine that in ten thousand years aliens actually invade Earth and try to enslave humanity. Insert Mr. Bean highway meme
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by fakedang 10mo ago
The UK has a lower (and declining) GDP per capita than most countries in Western Europe.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
> Can we Europeans deal with each others as adults when the big USA stick has disappeared. And can we talk to a partner who seems to have gone mad temporarily but might come back ? There's always a bigger bully for the EU for it to
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by fakedang 10mo ago
LinkedIn blocked my account for security reasons and is apparently asking for more information, so I don't care. I simply quit LinkedIn. And is it just me, or has LinkedIn Recruiter become all the more useless after the LLM age? At lea
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by fakedang 10mo ago
The fact is that Volvo's reputation and prioritization of quality builds and stringent safety measures (I owe my life to a rental Volvo S90) are not shared by its Chinese parent company. When that philosophy trickles top-down, Volvo is
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by fakedang 10mo ago
You underestimate Musk too much. This was years in the making. He basically made a $200 million bet on the USG, one that translated into hundreds of billions. This was all calculated, and the veneer of government inefficiency was good enoug
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by fakedang 10mo ago
I finally resorted to using Supabase as a Postgres database for Django. In that role, it has worked very nicely.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
So, turn it on? You'll get rid of the constant warnings on Supabase too. I mean, Supabase strongly emphasizes using RLS in every part of the dashboard. They literally advise you everywhere not to expose the database data anywhere clien
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Your founding fathers would become feasible perpetual energy sources as they roll in their graves seeing what your country has turned into. Not that you guys are alone - a lot of countries would benefit from such energy sources too.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Algotrading. I don't actively write code these days though, as there are better quants working with me, but I do take the time to go through our strats every day and stress test them. Our codebase today is also wildly different from th
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Put another way, half the country decided that they would be better off being governed by a dimwit who could be outwitted by a dog, whether they voted for him or not.
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by fakedang 10mo ago
> Earlier this month, Cambridge cut ties with Flock Safety. The city said it plans to conduct a thorough evaluation of this type of technology in Cambridge and “looks forward to re-engaging with the City Council and broader community abo
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Had high expectations for the website, but maybe because it's bugged or likely because you're using a cheap LLM, Kenobi identified my tech company as a yacht-building/sailing/marine company and tailored the content accor
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Well as long as they're just fucking around within their borders, yeah? Or maybe the US should start with instituting regime change in its allies in the Persian Gulf?
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by fakedang 10mo ago
You jest, but even in the age of modern warfare, countries still actively declare war and formally notify the other country, even if a bit late, with a formal declaration. The notable exceptions being of course the USA and the USSR and Russ
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by fakedang 10mo ago
Because everything in the US is inflated thanks to rampant printing of the USD. Healthcare? Inflated. Education? Inflated. Day-to-day stuff? Inflated. Property values? Inflated. Most of Europe has lower GDP per capita than the poorest state
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by fakedang 11mo ago
European digital law explicitly allows for a "right to be forgotten". Something which HN vehemently opposes because it breaks the flow of threads or some other BS reason.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
I find this ranking rankling because it doesn't take into account sex-based differences in monogamous behaviour. For example, the last animal in the list with the lowest score (red-tailed fox) is present only because the female fox is
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Would completely understand if the wife took the kid to another country after his idiotic decision to embark on such a trip for a bar bet. If it were my dad, I would have moved to that country myself without any qualms forever. Also after h
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by fakedang 11mo ago
It's markedly more difficult and expensive for even highly skilled individuals to obtain Swiss residency, speaking from personal experience. Unlike the rest of Western Europe where you can claim to be a Dr. Engineer on asylum and becom
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Heartless because we control immigration? Guess that makes the Japanese, the Koreans, the Chinese, the Indians, the Eastern Europeans and most of the stable Middle East heartless humans.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
And that's where the trouble is. Worked well for the postwar periods and the 60s, but not so much today when US economic output (outside tech and white collar services) has been middling at best.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
> like how an agent would have to have two tabs open to take calls through their telephony app and answer chats through their B2B oriented messaging app. Unfortunately, truth be told, most software is like that. Take Salesforce for inst
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Why would a small customer bother with building their own Zoho solution even? I mean, if an SMB did that, I'd call them morons. Zoho has its flaws, but for small businesses, Zoho is a godsend. If an SMB doesn't want to pay for Zoh
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by fakedang 11mo ago
> that is because the RSS was formed to counter attacks on Hindus by Muslims in the 1920s. > Founded on 27 September 1925,[18] the initial impetus of the organisation was to provide character training and instil "Hindu discipline
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by fakedang 11mo ago
The fact that there is even a "public order offence" for shit posted on social media is telling enough about the UK. The British should stop claiming to be a free democracy. Democracy they might be, but free they are not.

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