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Justice Dept. considers push to break up Google
(seekingalpha.com)
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2y ago
I couldn't find the exact interview, but I distinctly remember Wynn saying they have devices that can detect guns in bags and on persons. I found an interview where he just mentions "devices" amongst other extreme security me
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2y ago
I agree with you that it probably would not have stopped it, but Steve Wynn at the time was convinced his staff would have discovered him. He claims they implemented policies in 2015 to enter and inspect all rooms after more than 12 hours o
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2y ago
> MacOS has gained a lot more share than Linux. I'm guessing the main reason is the IPhone.
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2y ago
Easy privacy/identity management per app. Easy payment processing builtin to browser. Easy social that spans apps that we fully control. I should be able to see who my hackernews friends are and if we have both chosen what other apps w
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jarsin
2y ago
This sounds like some stupid dating test. "I'll only marry a man who takes initiative so I'll break something a see if he fixes it."
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2y ago
I got started in programming cause of my love for games. I wanted to learn how they made stuff move across the screen. My first programs were all game themed. Amazing that there are still adults out there that don't understand how you
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2y ago
Positioned for blow off top and hedged with long duration in case i'm wrong.
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Room inspections at Resorts World confuse, annoy DEF CON attendees
(reviewjournal.com)
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Ten years after the release of the matrix, a software developer literally writes the movies exact scenario down. Peter Thiel loves it, and somehow this is all tied to Trump....
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2y ago
I'm not a Musk follower, but it really seems he is very political after buying twitter. Why shouldn't a group be able to boycott a site owned by someone who is using it for obvious political purposes?
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2y ago
I can see for tight teams wanting to be in the same place. But most of these big companies are basically go in office and work with someone else half a world away, or the other side of campus etc. I spent 2 years in an open floor tech pit s
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2y ago
My only experience with unemployment was in the great recession. I was not paid any severance, but had 2 weeks vacation time saved up that they paid me on final check. The UE office made me wait 2 weeks because of the "severance".
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2y ago
Layoffs are piling up, but the stock market went up on better than expected unemployment claims today. I wonder how many employees for these mega corps even qualify for unemployment after a layoff? I figure most get severance, and long term
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2y ago
So that explains why my feed filled with all these Brits overnight.
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2y ago
They moved to Amazon?
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2y ago
I like the fallout creators channel. It's more reflections on his past projects, but lots of nuggets in there that apply to any software project / company. https://www.youtube.com/@CainOnGames/videos
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2y ago
Nobody lets the new guys have all the fun at first. But seriously outside big tech / unicorns I doubt most companies have the luxury of finding all the right talent to have such well defined roles.
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2y ago
It's almost like nobody unique indexes the username column anymore.
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jarsin
2y ago
They learned this from Coinbase.
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2y ago
Somebody commented that they put their life savings in NVDA couple of months ago on some discussion here about AI. Their thesis was AI was going to replace us all so might as well own the top AI company. I knew we were close to top when I s
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2y ago
Feel like I keep seeing news/articles about 6 day work weeks. Seems like a coordinated effort.
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2y ago
I love how all these articles assume families are functional and they all act in the best interest of each other.
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2y ago
Just when you thought EA games couldn't get any worse...
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How long can tech not hire? [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
Love the example of the guy using an llm all day to make a simple crud app. Basic auto generated crud apps have existed forever. I still remember showing my boss my django admin built in a day back in 2005. He told me to tell no one about
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If we had this law in the US no rich person would have to pay any fines since they all reduce their income to $0 through tax and payment loopholes.
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The Internet Reacts to the Death of Game Informer
(kotaku.com)
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2y ago
Stock down 20% after hours.
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2y ago
My bad you're correct. My impression was they were implying it had something to do from within their setup at work. Should have left my comment at that.
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