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I too feel the same way. Before the only thing that stopped me from buying an overpriced laptop with diminishing features and utility was ambiguity over the racism of the CEO. But now that I know the CEO of Apple is not racist because he ma
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At first I wanted to dismiss this as empty corporate posturing. Which I am not going to entirely dismiss. But then I paused because this wasn't an Apple PR announcement, but from the CEO himself, and one of the things I've found i
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6y ago
Public Defenders are already vastly overworked and under resourced, with only about 10 minutes to spend on a case on average. My hats off to those folks they are some of the greatest heroes in society right now. If I were to be able to cash
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6y ago
I am going to object to the idea that "Tech" can be racist, it can be functional or nonfunctional, the people who use it can be good or bad the tech is agnostic. Now this argument is made more interesting in the age of ML and AWS
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Can I just point out that I don't follow anything Trump says on Twitter, but because of the Striesand effect I now know everything about the tweet, what it said, what people think it said, and what it's effects were.
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Does anyone else feel like this motion to censor political figures on social media as a result of what they said seems to have suddenly become a big issue real quickly. Until last week President Trump would say whatever things he would say
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Also I'd be suprise if they don't have a copy or at least acess to all of the maj root certs and websites. Iean sure maybe Facebook or Apple or AWS takes a stand against the govt. Saying "No you can't have our data"
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Can't discuss many details but supposedly where most of the major backbone interchanges are. So you to your neighbor across the street. Probably not going to be picked up at the packet level. You to some random WordPress blog. More tha
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It is an interesting question. Although de-platforming reduces the reach of a group does it increase the overall vitrol of the group, or the level of extremism? Although it may mean fewer people become part of the community it would also me
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The problem with your response if you've fundementally divided the world into the fearless, social justice serving left and the corrupt, evil, fascist, right. It can be assumed that the far right is not going to change their mind at an
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There is a worse side effect that comes from conservatives feeling that they have been silenced, as people feel like they have less and less say in a political process they are more and more likely to start employing means outside of it. Th
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6y ago
So many people point out that DDG isn't being explicit with what they do in their billboards whilst also referencing that they know what it is but others probably don't. I think this is intentional, I'd wager a pretty penny t
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6y ago
So I went to Western Governers University it is an all online school that is a nonprofit founded by a consortium of Governers in the late 90's and it is one of the best things ever. The entire school is competency based and self paced
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So the reason I block ads, or at least started is a book I read called Pre-suasion by Robert Caldini. In it he points out that internet ads are dismissed and ignored by our conscious mind but because of that often will produce an effect on
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Voice over the speaker Rockstar JavaScript Software Engineer #2293 You have forgotten the cover sheet to your TPS report. A company message was sent by the corporate friendly bot on Friday regarding including cover sheets on the TPS repor
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So one thing that bothers me about this is they talk about not going back to cubicles and creating transparent dividers. I do not like this not one bit, I enjoy the privacy and distraction blocking of a cubicle, an office would be optimal b
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I know some people protest measures that are considered more "objective" over measures that are more "holistic", whether this is in school admittance, performance evaluation, promotion consideration, interviewing, determ
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So I'll offer a counterpoint. Maybe what they were doing and the hands moving them weren't honorable but many of these guys joined because they did believe that they were going to defend freedom, they were going to serve their cou
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I've was told by a friend that Seal Team 6 is kind of just a facade that the govt. puts on any spec ops operation that is successful that they need to publicize. Not that Seal Team 6 isn't full of spec ops guys, but rather that fo
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So I know some folks in the business I think part of it is because we've glamorized special forces but there isn't always a pressing need for them. From what my friends in the business say is that it is 98% of your life is spent i
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https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ For those interested in someone who created a refutation to Matthew Walker's "Why We Sleep"
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I don't see that happening anytime soon, for a simple reason. Right now the three major world powers, CCP, Russia, USA, all are benefiting from the status quo. Everyone is prospering, when a real threat, such as ISIS arises you'll
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I am fascinated by this, when I was younger I was obsessed with cutting out sleep, experimenting with polyphasic sleep, energy drinks etc. I'll add one other anecdote that I don't know what it means, but I had a project I was wor
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I'd like to point out I've met a lot of software engineers that subscribe to two in reverse. "This domain area of expertise is much easier than programming, ergo I am qualified to solve it."
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If you ever start to feel comfortable, to feel like you are a genius and you have a handle on everything that's when you need to worry. Imposter syndrome will drive you motivate you and spur you to continue to improve. However Dunning-
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You're right all just "for free" don't mind them now slurping up your emails, tracking your locations at all times, recording your voice, and more. It's free. Don't worry about what's happening outside the
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I'll say man, there is just something almost spiritual being all there alone out in the Utah West desret can see a hundred miles in every direction, nothing but flat unbroken skyline, blowing down the highway at 110 mph and then realiz
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So I agree that people have a fixation on "participation trophies" but the problem it attempts to address, essentially the featherbedding of education is a serious one. In response to your question, about the stupid ribbon, it pro
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There is a wonderful humorous song about Star Trek and their solution to all problems. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwhAq3F8NCE
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