malfist

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by malfist 9mo ago
That used the be the trick FAANG used to justify H1B visas. Onerous application requirements like mailed applications to prove there's no Americans wanting the job
932.
by malfist 9mo ago
2D plotters are what, $100? That's basically no cost for someone wanting to spam "handwritten" letters
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by malfist 9mo ago
One of them has bragged about how difficult it is to identify a giraffe, but that he's done it three times
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by malfist 9mo ago
Almost everything he says happens? Thats pretty far from the truth. Isn't Tesla still embroiled in a legal tussle over "full self drive"? What about the $30k model 3? What about the $200/kg to space? He has very little c
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by malfist 9mo ago
Where exactly are those cheaper cars? Still waiting for a 30k model 3 like promised.
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by malfist 9mo ago
Techbros trying to replace wage theft as the largest $ crime in the US
937.
by malfist 9mo ago
If you exclude non-corporate it's only ~300k.
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by malfist 9mo ago
If banks didn't make money on customer accounts they wouldn't offer customer accounts.
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by malfist 9mo ago
I ran a team at FAANG where I supported people creating content, including emails, and no matter how many times I explained open tracking was only useful as a trend and not an individual evaluation it just went over people's heads. Sen
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by malfist 9mo ago
Be the change you want to see in the world. Honestly, it'd be good to have passionate congressfolk who aren't overtly corrupt or beholden to corporate interests
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by malfist 9mo ago
Jassy told employees and investors after the last layoffs that he did the layoffs for the sole reason of not liking the culture of a larger amazon.
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by malfist 9mo ago
The email says the layoffs will "help focus" the org. What crazy battered wife reasoning is this?
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by malfist 9mo ago
That's applied science. You don't have companies doing basic research because it isn't immediately profitable. You have to do both, basic research to learn things, and applied science to utilize it and make it commercially va
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by malfist 9mo ago
You should also know that the AI that enabled the Amazon Go experience was the Actually Indians type of AI. https://www.businessinsider.com/amazons-just-walk-out-actual...
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by malfist 9mo ago
You don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Just because some PhD students make "low quality science" doesn't mean we end academia. After all, who is going to do the high quality science if you get rid of all the sc
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by malfist 9mo ago
Is it a technical glitch that prevents the uploads? Or is it a technical glitch that let's people know that that content is being censored
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by malfist 9mo ago
It works to cut down on verbosity, but verbosity is also how it thinks. You could be lobotomizing your responses
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by malfist 9mo ago
If your high voltage line is conducting enough to the ground that it's sparking, your vehicle isn't going to work. Electricity follows the path of least resistance and a path to ground is a lot lower resistance than a motor coil.
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by malfist 9mo ago
I'm responding to your earlier post, claiming that the victim indeed did put his hands on his gun. I ask you again, provide that evidence that you claim to have seen in the video.
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by malfist 9mo ago
10% over a year on top of Amazon's 10% rank and yank. Thats a huge cut.
951.
by malfist 9mo ago
I've yet to hear how someone with their hands restrained and forced on the ground managed to get their hands on their gun. Can you please educate me?
952.
by malfist 9mo ago
How does the victim you supposedly saw pull out a gun, do that when he's pinned to the ground with a agent bashing his head repeatedly with an implement?
953.
by malfist 9mo ago
I've found those genius assholes are mostly just assholes and not much on the genius side
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by malfist 9mo ago
I mean, last November amazon laid off 14k people claiming pandemic over hiring. Inertia certainly seems to insulate Jassy from ownership
955.
by malfist 9mo ago
Same as any other big real estate investor: speculate.
956.
by malfist 9mo ago
Is that actually growing corn with AI though? Seems to me that a human planted the corn, thinned it, weeded it, harvested it, and stored it. What did AI do in that process? Send an email?
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by malfist 9mo ago
It is the default setting on windows 11 to share your key with microsoft.
958.
by malfist 9mo ago
That marketing team only sends 1 email a month, but the 25 other marketing teams at the same company also only send 1 email a month.
959.
by malfist 9mo ago
Fun fact, requiring login for unsubscribe is illegal per the canspam act. The most you can do is force a user to verify their email address to you.
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by malfist 9mo ago
I print in a lot of different materials, asa and PLA being primary. Both have proven good enough for me

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