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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
The top is always corrupt. When the bottom realizes this, then the poison has spread.
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7mo ago
Nationalism has its benefits.
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7mo ago
In my case at a different firm, I happily gave notice than to put up with the "fixer", who had been hired by the other "fixer", both of which were mostly only good at shitting all over the place and driving most of the t
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Whenever I have to use Windows, I am reminded of the things I dislike: - The fonts. Sorry, but you can defend Windows all you want, but I have a much easier time reading on a Mac than I do on a Windows machine. - The malware. Holy shit. Thi
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
This needs a YouTube demo video.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Solid rant, mate! And a great blog, too!
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
I smell money burning.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Do you live in Alaska?
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7mo ago
1: Location saves time to do the stuff you want to be doing. 2: Space for activities, such as being able to host large parties, friends, family, etc.. 3: Convenience and time saving from having a lot of things in-house: gym, pool, tennis co
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Yet another side effect of being automated out of a purposeful life.
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
A look at the number of replies to "Who's Hiring?" each month over the past year or so compared to prior years made it loud and clear. Traditional tech has been in a recession for a couple of years, at least!
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givemeethekeys
7mo ago
Also explains why German cars look the way they do today. Emphasizing the brand, so everyone can see it.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
That's excellent! I look forward to much cheaper cars now that the robots will be making them for the masses.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
Why now?
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8mo ago
Copyright, patents, censorship, age controls etc... have never worked on kids. When it comes to technology, parents will always, always be years behind their kids. The kids will find a way to circumvent all these controls that the laws ar
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
As should you, if you are either American, Israeli or Iranian. Every bullet is money that could have been spent at home on better things for all three countries.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
Why is there a federal department of education, anyway? Shouldn't the states be fully responsible for educating their population?
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8mo ago
People think of American farmers like they are some poor innocent country bumpkins, instead of what they really are - multi-generational business owners. If there is a real deal to be had, they'll be first in line to accept it, regardl
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8mo ago
The Patriot Act and Data Analytical Services (DAS) program among others are examples of the government using surveillance as soon as the opportunity presents itself. What would you do if you were a government in-charge of keeping a country
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8mo ago
And, where should they be based out of?
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8mo ago
No kidding? Most of the reliable German gasoline engines I know of are "inline" engines, but I am based in the US.
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8mo ago
It's a German thing.
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8mo ago
How do the new manufacturing startups in the Bay Area and El Segundo deal with these limitations?
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
I fully agree with your assessment of the company and its valuation. It's the publication of the rumor and accompanying 10% pop in stock price that's suspicious.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
Will anyone be getting arrested for insider trading? It spiked on rumors yesterday when nearly everything else was collapsing.
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8mo ago
Surely, someone high up asked, "What is the least amount of work we have to do in order to not pay tariffs?"
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
So handwavy... 1.4T.. 600B. Pure marketing fluff to keep the hype machine going.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
This sounds like Acceptance testing after Acceptance testing when rally big stakes have already been staked. I don't think it applies if your company calls itself a startup.
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8mo ago
In mice.
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givemeethekeys
8mo ago
> rather than Scandinavian Strange, being in North America, I've yet to meet anyone identify themself as having viking blood, but we refer to Scandinavians as being of viking ancestry all the time.
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