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goalieca
4y ago
Innovation has a lot to do with leadership and corporate culture. If your engineers are on a leash then you’re stuck with nothing just ticket closers.
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goalieca
5y ago
I’m not aware of any RCT that could control for the variables to measure transmission. That would be very hard. But two RCT studies have been done to measure infection on the individual wearing it and they show cloth and surgical masks as n
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goalieca
5y ago
Inflation is the invisible tax to pay for all the printed money.. and we printed a lot in the last two years.
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goalieca
5y ago
You can tumble the coin to hide the transfers. There are many services that criminals do use.
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goalieca
5y ago
How many rich people take out a mortgage?
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goalieca
5y ago
The Russian government is bypassing sanctions with crypto.
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goalieca
5y ago
I feel like there is a crusade on thought right now where some people don’t trust others to view and see certain (dis)information and find it unacceptable that there remains a portion of the population that has undesirable opinions. What re
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goalieca
5y ago
Obstacles make for good ambush points in the movies at least.
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goalieca
5y ago
I wonder how possible it would be to make an extension
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goalieca
5y ago
I do wonder if _fast_ quantum rng sources will become ubiquitous outside mobile applications.
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goalieca
5y ago
I strongly bet that the government instead wants to control the beast to their own benefit. Imagine the power if you could more precisely shape the public discussion. China has demonstrated this quite well. Edit: i mean political parties an
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goalieca
5y ago
I think he means that office365 absolutely dominates.
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goalieca
5y ago
Well his blue check says he’s a journalist. I do wonder if the delivery is different. Wild covid is caught in the respiratory tract while vaccine is injected in the muscle. Any medically savvy people can comment on this pseudoscientific dri
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goalieca
5y ago
I do wonder if companies like snyk could somehow incorporate some sort of assurance model into their service. Hashing and lock files are a pretty common practice and perhaps for the bigger packages they could maintain a list of trusted hash
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goalieca
5y ago
Even with the spike in covid, death rates per capita are lower now than when I was born. The world has never been safer!!
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goalieca
5y ago
Liberal values have been thoroughly rejected in favour of strong authoritarian measures. These policies often completely disregard decades of progressive policies. Lockdowns have definitely hurt nearly every major liberal issue and we don’t
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goalieca
5y ago
Lockdowns have known serious and long lasting effects.
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goalieca
5y ago
I feel sad for those doing a fully remote learning experience.
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goalieca
5y ago
> I'd love to try grad school, as a research career seems more fulfilling and helpful to humanity (compared to most companies) Most research is done simply to publish. The methods don’t even really have to work outside of your small
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goalieca
5y ago
Democracy rises and falls with the citizens and the media. It’s perfectly healthy and necessary to be skeptical of the authorities and challenge the institutions that govern us. When that stops happening, things decline quickly.
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goalieca
5y ago
The CBC has fallen short on challenging the government on matters of public policy. They read like state media and this should not surprise given their funding situation. They also do focus on matters that aren’t of broad and general intere
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goalieca
5y ago
It not only changes the size, it steals focus. I work a lot during meetings!
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goalieca
5y ago
Security is going to be the next big thing. I’m hoping for a small revolution in 3rd party libs and a locking down on the supply chain as a start.
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goalieca
5y ago
I’ve been looking for an alternative to postman that isn’t so insanely geared to monetization. I feel postman compromises it’s entire UX to force a simple offline tool to be cloud based.
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goalieca
5y ago
I’ve found peace by focusing on life outside of my own head. If you spend your day all busy and stressed out about computer things and then go home and spend all your time on more intellectual or virtual entertainment then your brain is ful
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goalieca
5y ago
It becomes murky when you don’t actually ship software and use it as a service in the backend. GPL is from the olden days when you actually distributed your software. Now it’s only the front end and that ships as source still because wasm a
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goalieca
5y ago
Developers are relying more and more on automated scanners and the likes to manage this. Your modern python or javaScript stack just has way too many packages and they change daily. Just look at your dependency lockfile balloon when a rando
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goalieca
5y ago
One complication is that since the universe is homogenous and infinite, there’s a boundary that is expanding away from us faster than the speed of light and this gravity as well.
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goalieca
5y ago
We have to rule out any language with a garbage collector. C++ adds about as much negative as positive to be worth while. That doesn’t leave many other options.
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Microsoft starts rolling out redesigned Notepad for Windows 11
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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goalieca
5y ago
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