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How bad is my gas stove?
(carbonswitch.co)
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Looking for a new job in tech? It may be your lucky day
(arstechnica.com)
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Two Startups Reaped Billions in Fees on Small Business Relief Loans
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7y ago
I hate these flippant comparisons of unhealthy workplaces to slavery. People are paid and can go home to their families at night. Nobody is being whipped or sold or forced to have sex. Comparing a Google software developer to a slave is non
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7y ago
Kaeli Swift (quoted in the article) has a corresponding post on her blog that goes into a little more detail into the experiment: https://corvidresearch.blog/2019/08/26/dumpster-diving-is-gi... Her blog is wo
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Dropbox silently installed new file manager app on users’ systems
(arstechnica.com)
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What If All Your Slack Chats Were Leaked?
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If Seeing the World Helps Ruin It, Should We Stay Home?
(nytimes.com)
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7y ago
The github readme points to a tutorial here: https://talkingphysics.wordpress.com/2019/01/08/getting-star...
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8y ago
First line of the article is "Move over, trap-jaw ants and mantis shrimp". From wikipedia[0], the mantis shrimp claws move at 51mph vs the ant mandibles of over 200mph. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis
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Commuting 4 hours every day to avoid paying $4,500-a-month San Francisco rent
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How One Law Measurably Lifted the Status of Women in India
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12y ago
I was very happy to see that the article addressed this immediately in the second paragraph: The researchers cautioned, however, that they cannot draw a direct, causal connection between meditation and preserving gray matter in the brain.
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13y ago
Dennis Ritchie is certainly an important figure that every computer scientist should know about, but that post reads incredibly slowly and is filled with grammatical errors. Looking at the author's other posts, it appears that English