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by ideals 6y ago
Hopefully they don't launch their satellites like they do AWS services. By going GA with a buggy service and letting the oncalls smooth it out for the next year. More seriously though I think the race against time will be a real challe
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by ideals 6y ago
The way I look at it now after working for large and small tech companies, the Stem degree will help you land your first job because you can be extremely green as long as you have that stem BS. However a self taught programmer with a humani
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by ideals 6y ago
One thing that stood out to me was each CEO declaring their unwaivering support for the police and US military when pressed by Republican members. It was presented as a false dichotomy of course, but none took a stand of hesitation towards
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by ideals 6y ago
Amazon rejected 92% of the 177 overseas requests it received, turning over partial user data in 10 cases and all requested data in four cases. Amazon also said it received between 0 and 249 national security requests, flat from previous re
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by ideals 6y ago
Speaking on crowds influencing officials, I think this has been obvious in MMA with no crowds. There are times of little action where the ref separates fighters, typically as the inaction goes on the crowd boos more and more. With no crowd
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Crypto Hardware Wallet Ledger Addresses Database Breach(twitter.com)
1 points by ideals 6y ago|0 comments
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by ideals 6y ago
Curious as to what the response is like on internal email lists like @seattle-chatter. How are employees responding to Bezos remarks today?
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Ok You Luddites, Time to Chill Out on Facebook over Privacy (2010)(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ideals 6y ago|0 comments
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by ideals 6y ago
This all I've been able to take from it. The bizarro world going on between D's and R's alternating questions about antitrust and voting conspiracies is pretty funny and seeing CEOs who are surrounded by hand picked yes men g
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by ideals 6y ago
Now that I've had a chance to click through each of the sections and browse different days I want to follow up. First, a lot of the videos are pretty old, multiple years old. That seems weird but idk maybe that's how YouTube works
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by ideals 6y ago
Remember how Steve Jobs only ate fruit? It's that.
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by ideals 6y ago
Flat Earther is not one of the options available from what I can tell. I suppose it falls under conspiracist although that is a pretty broad category. Fruitarian, Prepper, Liberal, Conservative, Conspiracist, Climate Denier The web design i
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by ideals 6y ago
I'm more surprised this is actually moving forward. I thought the usual play is to delay things for as long as necessary until people lose interest and find a new target. If they stalled until the election would there still be interest
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by ideals 6y ago
Well they did but it was classified for a while. Then the NRO donated it to NASA https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_National_Reconnaissance...
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by ideals 6y ago
I suppose this is a controversial opinion then, but I'm much more concerned about my government (US) spying on me than I am on a country I have never stepped foot in (China). The real danger to me is the US govt based on their track re
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Iran Looks Set to Blow Up Its Fake Aircraft Carrier Again(thedrive.com)
2 points by ideals 6y ago|1 comments
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by ideals 6y ago
With DHS rolling into a city near you™ it looks like they aren't going to wait and see how local pd react
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by ideals 6y ago
So I am at once digital minister, that's my day job. But I'm also moonlighting as a civic hacker," Tang said. "I see myself as a channel, as a bridge, as a Lagrangian point between civic movements on one side and govern
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by ideals 6y ago
A few people have commented on the logistics of paying a large Bitcoin ransom which can entail hiring a 3rd party to pay it. Could an independent party buy the decryption keys from the ransomware party for their asking price then attempt to
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Bitcoin Jumps Above $10k for the First Time in Six Weeks(finance.yahoo.com)
9 points by ideals 6y ago|3 comments
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by ideals 6y ago
In such a case, shouldn't this be a good application for facial recognition software? These federal police should show up in databases confirming their identities, whether that's a federal db or a relatives FB page. Maybe we shoul
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by ideals 6y ago
"The consulate is one of five in the US, not counting the embassy in Washington DC. It is unclear why this one was singled out." Well that was/is my question about why Houston.
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by ideals 6y ago
This title is funny but it's fascinating to watch Americans now adopting the techniques learned by Hong Kong protestors. They've got leaf blowers, they got umbrellas, traffic cones, gas masks etc to stop the tear gas.
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by ideals 6y ago
Why don't you just watch a speech on Whitehouse.gov then instead of still asking for more people's opinion and asking everyone else to do the leg work? That's kinda the point being made
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by ideals 6y ago
Owning sports teams was cool last decade, now it's about having your own space company to really separate yourself from the other billionaires
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by ideals 6y ago
Hopefully we will get to a point where we have an LSx of electrical drivetrain. Something that is cheap, powerful, ubiquitous, and easy to install. Right now though we have some disappointing (from a power perspective) electric drivetrains
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by ideals 6y ago
"LinkedIn said employees affected by its job cuts will be informed this week and they will start receiving invitations in the next few hours to meetings to learn more about next steps." Wow great way to find out. Reuters gets noti
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by ideals 6y ago
Maybe cancel culture will cause people to rethink at-will employment and opinions about unions. The 'cancelers' are collectively advocating against you, but you as a weak at-will employee have no one advocating for you. ('you
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by ideals 6y ago
My significant other works at Home Depot, which is the Walmart of home improvement stores. She echos the same fears and is daily harassed by customers. Doesn't help that she's also a PoC so on top of people taking their anger out
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by ideals 6y ago
> Most of my findings indicate that the benefits of opening safely outweigh the the risks and the adverse effects of school closure (to the children, families and society) outweigh the benefits. Did you read the original-original comment

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