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by influx 4y ago
Would they be where they are without him?
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by influx 4y ago
Ironically, the suspect in the Pelosi terrorist act was born in Canada...
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by influx 4y ago
Why would losing Tesla and SpaceX be incredible?
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by influx 4y ago
If the CCP wants to play that game, at least demand full access to our apps in their country. Otherwise, I don't see why we would let them have full access to ours.
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by influx 4y ago
I'm still disappointed they ruined dejanews and killed usenet search in Google.
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by influx 4y ago
Weird they aren't getting regulated....
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by influx 4y ago
Meta is getting creamed by TikTok and the market in general without the need for regulation by European bureaucrats that you haven’t elected democratically. They could just as easy create regulations which are impossible for startups to fol
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by influx 4y ago
Be careful, US companies usually have you sign IP contracts and do not approve of moonlighting. They could well try to claim stake or ownership on your company, even if they lost, the distraction and money it would cost to defend probably a
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by influx 4y ago
Anyone have suggestion on how to run a Linux Window manager on ARM OSX? I’ve tried running the native x11 client and several virtual machines, and they all felt sluggish compared to native. I guess I’ll eventually dual boot, but it would n
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by influx 4y ago
Security/osint is very laid back. Folks coming from a different career usually have some interesting perspectives on problem solving that can be really useful. Just wanted to say, keep going, if I was a hiring manager and you showed
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by influx 4y ago
“A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates prom
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by influx 4y ago
Similarly to police unions, teacher unions prevent many of those checks. Public servants do not serve society by having unions.
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by influx 4y ago
I'm skeptical of elected officials sending money to constituents right before elections.
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by influx 4y ago
Funny no one suggests bringing it back to the USA. The margins are good enough on those products, and there is enough room for automation they could do it.
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Thanks, this was exactly the term I was looking for, will read up!
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by influx 4y ago
What's the argument that it doesn't affect inflation? If the feds printed infinity dollars, surely each dollar would become less as it approached infinity? Otherwise, we should just do that and give everyone money?
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by influx 4y ago
My advice is to look at the programs that Amazon offers to veterans: https://hiring.amazon.com/our-team/military#/
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by influx 4y ago
What is your ultimate goal? To be employed in tech? If so, what type of positions? What is your MOS (or equivalent)?
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by influx 4y ago
Another cool video of going to the top of the tower: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JPJ4oZDY7I
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by influx 4y ago
What ever happened to peak oil? Seems like a similar argument here.
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by influx 4y ago
Why do you pin the blame for this on Amazon and not Google for mining private e-mails to up it's e-commerce initiatives?
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by influx 4y ago
Was Al Capone breaking unjust laws smuggling alcohol?
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by influx 4y ago
And yet we had a $15 billion tax surplus...
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I Quit a L6 Job at Meta Just to Finish a Side Project(mattmichie.com)
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It's wrong there also.
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"In 2018 she received a total of $2,458,350 in compensation from Mozilla, which represents a 400% payrise since 2008.[14] On the same period, Firefox marketshare was down 85%. When asked about her salary she stated "I learned that
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by influx 4y ago
You had a special mom, thanks for sharing.
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by influx 4y ago
Wow, that reminds me of what Google used to look like!
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Not only that, he submitted this twice and this title worked.
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by influx 4y ago
It looks like the most recent data point, S3 was actually cheaper than the raw storage, while providing 11 9's of durability, across multiple AZs. Still looks like a pretty good deal, as the price of storage has mostly flatlined in th

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