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im_with_stupid
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
Makes one wonder if the litter ball had any intrinsic value after being fetched from the whale.
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
I'm with you 100%. One thing that people don't realize is that nuclear technology is the only fuel technology that has nuclear regulations. If coal has a little radioactivity in it, there's no limit to what radiation can be e
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
You need a citation to believe that "the rejection of all religious and moral principles" would incentivize people to make their own "screw the system" morals? Really?
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
You have people teaching nihilism. This is the result of nihilism. If you want to eliminate this problem, then eliminate nihilism. The solution to keep people from killing should focus on teaching others that life is not meaningless or wort
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
How is it malpractice for a single programmer/software engineer when a critical part of the code should have code reviews, software design in advance of creation of code which is approved by management? Not to mention thousands of test
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
The man over others is the responsible person. If you don't have this, you have no reasonable reason to be incorporated.
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
Why would someone assume that the programmer was to blame? The programmer just does what the managers tell him to do. Why should safety or security be about blaming the low man on the totem pole? It's totally ridiculous when you read
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
Move on. You're never going to be paid more or rewarded more or recognized more where you are. Add everything to your resume, and find a place to compensate you for it. Since you're pretty well invested, talk to some managers abou
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
That might be true, but hacking without explicit consent is a good way to get fired with potential jail time.
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
So what you're stating is, the owners seem to carry most of the liability.
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
I'm not a fan of all of Tesla's management practices, but this does seem to be a bit of a knee jerk reaction. One company has less than 1% of all fires for the industry, and with a component with known combustibility. Even if the
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
I don't know what a proper drop bin looks like. If it's large enough for all packages, it's automatically large enough for someone to fit inside of. The closest sufficient thing I can think of is a front patio that I'd l
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
You'd get much less reprimand if this information was somehow leaked to someone else who then was stupid enough to do it, although to avoid any legal "abetting" you'd have to have some actual documented cya saying "
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
Well, I'm looking at air travel totally different. Where once I thought "Hey let's fly somewhere...", now I'm thinking more and more that local travel is more the way to go, since the rich turds in management can&#x
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
As long as criminals find something more lucrative than stealing packages, I agree.
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im_with_stupid
7y ago
My recommendation: https://www.amazon.com/Boy-Who-Reversed-Himself/dp/014038965... Pair it up with 4 D toys on ios: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/4d-toys/id1143791442