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by jb775 6y ago
Work surveillance leads to employees who feel disrespected. Employees who feel disrespected don't go that extra mile when it really counts. A better approach would be to trust the employees (hand-picked by the company), and set measura
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by jb775 6y ago
Wow that doesn't seem very fair unless the banks themselves are exposed to major risks, mind saying which country? On the other hand, sounds like a possible major opportunity if you provide a solution that is better for the people.
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by jb775 6y ago
Thanks....Is this setup still actively used? I'd think that the Loan payments are then made in the unit of account aspect would make it fairly obvious to consumers that their payments could increase suddenly.
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by jb775 6y ago
My instinct tells me we are headed towards massive inflation, and if your investments aren't parked in the right place (or if you don't really have investments), you're in for a rude awakening. I don't see how it's
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by jb775 6y ago
This seems interesting but is surprisingly dense for wikipedia. Can you explain how this works?
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by jb775 6y ago
Well if I'm walking up to everyone's bay window taking nude pics of them, then saving the pics to a server that would eventually be linked up with their personal accounts....I certainly wouldn't claim it to be an "accide
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by jb775 6y ago
"Accidentally" collected network packets (including traffic on the network, websites being visited, etc)..... whoops!
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Reboot Announced(vitalthrills.com)
1 points by jb775 6y ago|0 comments
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by jb775 6y ago
> The catch is that this sparse subset of NN edge weights has no structure, so it doesn't get efficient execution on a GPU Could you elaborate a little on this aspect?
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by jb775 6y ago
Yeah it works for me. 2 years ago I ran the lawnmower over a ground nest (I didn't realize was there) and got stung 15+ times...I did a bunch of research and read that wasps will avoid competition and build their nest at least 100-300f
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by jb775 6y ago
I hang a fake wasp nest in my yard, it keeps wasps away but doesn't impact honeybees. (I recently bought a nice looking wicker one, but used to just hang a brown bag that looked like a nest)
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by jb775 6y ago
How long until Frontier charges to use the restroom?
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by jb775 6y ago
This reminds me of the "Glaciers will melt within X years" studies, which ended up being wrong[1]. [1] https://wattsupwiththat.com/2019/06/07/glacier-national-park...
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by jb775 6y ago
Distrust and caution are the parents of security. - Benjamin Franklin
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by jb775 6y ago
The title says "ban use of location tracking", but the article says "will not allow use of GPS data". There are many ways to extrapolate a user's precise location from non-GPS data.
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by jb775 6y ago
They're saying they want the CHOICE to be theirs, not the governments. There's a fundamental difference between the underlying freedom that facilitates a choice to exist and the topic/behaviors relating to the choice itself.
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by jb775 6y ago
You missed valachio's point entirely. Quit being so smug and try to consider things from a different perspective.
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by jb775 6y ago
I think it's frightening that people like you are missing the bigger point here: X% of the population was going to die anyways, and these numbers are getting skewed out of proportion. Triggering a major recession will cause more deaths
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by jb775 6y ago
Is it outrageous to say we need to end this quarantine right now? At this point, the cure is worse than the disease.
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by jb775 7y ago
$14 billion 2020 budget for the USAF space portfolio[1], $50 thousand prize (split between entire team) to reveal detailed procedure to hack the USAF space portfolio. I feel like they should be a bit more generous here. [1] https:/&#x
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by jb775 7y ago
It's crazy to see the interest rates we've come to accept as a society considering that "interest" (otherwise known as "usury") has been considered illegal in many periods throughout history.
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by jb775 7y ago
This is the type of thing that makes people upset, then everyone forgets about it and continues using the service. Are there any specific individual actions that can be taken to push back on this? Besides "don't use youtube",
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by jb775 7y ago
Because they want to reap the benefits of a large society to enrich themselves, then cut and run once society faces hard times. Once this is all over, they'll want to stroll back in like nothing happened. Ideally, we won't let the
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by jb775 7y ago
Just considering the 2008 bank bailouts, yes they should donate their time and resources. I wish terms like these were clarified prior to releasing the stimulus $.
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Planet of the Humans(m.youtube.com)
2 points by jb775 7y ago|0 comments
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News Media Bias Chart(allsides.com)
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by jb775 7y ago
> In ordinary economics, things do not have negative prices: If nobody wants a thing, if you’d have to pay them to take the thing, you just don’t make it. Oil is a little weird—it is hard to shut in and then restart an oil well They coul
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by jb775 7y ago
It's about time for unions to make a comeback.
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by jb775 7y ago
These numbers need to be seriously scrutinized for everyone's sake. Hospitals are now financially incentivized to claim as many Coronavirus hospitalizations/deaths as possible so they get their piece of the stimulus package.
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by jb775 7y ago
I know it would never happen, but I'd be ok with the battery pack living outside of the laptop itself, almost like an external hard-drive you plug in via USB-C. Could probably install a mount on the back of the screen it could clip ont

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