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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
We should repost this every week until they stop the diddling.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Silent corruption at the top causes rot at the bottom. Obvious corruption at the top causes desperation at the bottom.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
That certainly is one way to do it, but I'm certain not the only one.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
> 60% of people employed and 40% unemployed is the same number of working hours as 100% employed at 60% of the hours More people = more overhead of almost every kind, from taxes, to communication. Doubling the number of people in a team
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
They have more than enough money to build an off the grid data center.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Why not mandate that all data centers must be completely off the grid instead?
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Absolutely. Every country's local media will try to get people to stay home and spend money locally, and not complain because elsewhere is much MUCH worse! It also makes it easier to dehumanize people in-case of a conflict.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Does not using a VPN free you from surveillance?
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Yeah but how many Iranians bet on Polymarket? /s
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
Lawnmower strikes again.
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givemeethekeys
6mo ago
This is a great idea. I think you should ask people to pay a subscription for commenting. Turn it into a community supported site from the get go!
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
"Around 100,000 people hike to Everest Base Camp every year" I have no idea how many of those people have to buy insurance. Source: https://everestcamptrek.com/how-many-people-hike-to-everest-...
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Sounds pretty bad until you look at the numbers.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Seems simple. Is it effective?
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
AI = Actual Indian.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Maybe Pitbulls are bi-polar more often than other dogs.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Perhaps this will be a larger peace between hypersonic powers than the one we've had between nuclear powers.
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How to Play Flight Simulator in VR on an EC2 Cloud Gaming Instance
(vishal.rs)
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7mo ago
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Was there a big industry push back against looms, tractors, computers, or the internet?
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Lecture on making sure you get paid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Were these books easier to read when they were written? If not then it's like being forced to untangle the mind of a twisted person. Finally a job for the LLM's that we can all be thankful for outsourcing.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Haven't they been tapping phones since their conception?
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
That's the job of the FBI - to investigate domestic crimes. But, why do private organizations so willingly participate in the tracking ecosystem? I suppose they're in the, "you have nothing to worry about if you're not d
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Oh, how cool. I have not tried VRChat!
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Alright, let's agree that it only happens for the top 5% of companies. Then the leadership of those companies come out and make big announcements on how WFH is dead. ... everyone else follows because, "Amazon's doing it..&quo
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
That's okay - it felt cartoony and, I imagine it wasn't the reason why the vast majority of people bought the Quest anyway.
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7mo ago
When a company looks for a new office, cities give them subsidies to open office there. Those subsidies come with strings attached beyond, "please lease this office space". They expect additional foot traffic that the other busine
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7mo ago
There is also a whole cadre of Vice presidents that needed micro manager level oversight over their teams in order to feel fulfilled. You don’t spend many billions on the offices for nothing. I imagine there was some pressure from cities as
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
I meant more generally - IT administration, Networking, DevOps etc.. as in, is it a shrinking field or a growing one?
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Question for those in the know: are IT jobs being affected the same as software engineering jobs with all the consolidation and AI? Whats the outlook like? Thank you!
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