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by greesil 6y ago
How would you recommend handling false information then? I'm talking about false information that has real world impact, like yelling fire in a crowded theater. Telling people a polling location is closed when it's not is a pract
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by greesil 6y ago
The point is that some metrics are useful tools, and that some managers are tools. To be more specific about metrics, something that measures what your users care about, or is beneficial to your company is actually useful. Sometimes the mos
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by greesil 6y ago
As a manager myself, you have terrible managers. They should be able to acknowledge the facts of the situation and not put the blame on you. To the opposite, good work, such as taking over something critical when someone left the team shoul
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by greesil 6y ago
It probably wasn't a death threat, but I could see how someone might interpret that way. In the past 10 years? Deliberate misinterpretation of a joke or sarcasm is not a new thing.
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by greesil 6y ago
So I guess the counter argument that these platforms are acting as newspapers with editors is that they didn't actually make an editorial decision by limiting virality or putting a warning message on posts and articles.
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by greesil 6y ago
I'm curious what other people think the informational value of these hearings are. It seems like it is either posturing and grandstanding, or reasonable questions to which evasive or non-answers are given. Edit: Oh no it's Lindse
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by greesil 6y ago
Maybe the op was using a LEO constellation? Somehow. With military birds. Doppler would cause all kinds of weird stuff to happen I would guess.
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by greesil 6y ago
That's certainly an interesting idea to generate more organ donors.
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by greesil 6y ago
I really am tired of my tech career, and don't think I would mind trying to learn subsistence farming whilst trying to avoid radiation poisoning. For more information, please consult "Nuclear War Survival Skills" by Cresson H
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by greesil 6y ago
Isn't this just the coefficient of performance?
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by greesil 6y ago
Can you blame them after what happened in Florida in 2000?
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by greesil 6y ago
Oh no. So that's how the aluminum tube information spread. Thanks for pointing this out, I stand corrected.
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by greesil 6y ago
The op-ed page is not the same as the news, which is what I remember Bill Kristol being hawkish in.
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by greesil 6y ago
From the googles: https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=4242839e-373c... . https://pastebin.com/GTfxANd4
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by greesil 6y ago
Why not try far infrared, or radio?
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by greesil 6y ago
I suppose no Docker containers were allowed in prod either?
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by greesil 6y ago
Commerical real estate != residential, I wouldn't get your hopes up unless demand drops, which it totally could.
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by greesil 6y ago
Wall Street bailouts, letting corporations exfiltrate revenue to off shore tax havens, defunding the IRS, oddly specific tax loopholes, tax cuts on the wealthy, letting lobbyists write the laws. That's just from thinking about it for t
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by greesil 6y ago
The best government money can buy.
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by greesil 6y ago
Takes a lot of samples to converge to the mean of a fat tailed distribution.
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by greesil 6y ago
Regarding (2), what evidence do you base your conclusion on? Unemployment can be solved with stimulus. 10 year treasury rates are at records lows, and there is a recent tax cut that can be repealed that can pay for it.
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1988 Mexican General Election(en.wikipedia.org)
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Arcturus Moving Group(en.wikipedia.org)
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by greesil 6y ago
One part of your life stagnates while the other parts move forward.
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by greesil 6y ago
At some large tech companies, production support as a software engineer does not seem to be a path to promotion, unless you are a junior level engineer. And yet, solving some of the bugs encountered in production environments, especially w
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by greesil 6y ago
Thank you very much for your explanation.
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by greesil 6y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but do Linux servers have critical vulnerabilities like this, and as frequently? Edit: thanks for downvoting a serious question.
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by greesil 6y ago
I know how to compute the expected value. No, if I want to hedge I'd spend a lot of money on earthquake insurance and hope it actually pays out. Damaging earthquakes are not unlikely event in these locales. In the next 20 years a 6+ m
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by greesil 6y ago
An 8 in the Bay area, or a 9 in Seattle, what would that do?
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by greesil 6y ago
It is, if you like to live dangerously.

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