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by mcculley 2y ago
I found that salary data for some of my employees was being leaked and very accurately reported by a now defunct company called Paysa. We determined that the employees who had their data leaked had recently applied for mortgages and auto lo
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There is a more charitable explanation for the different outcomes than assuming that the professional management class are all “fakers”. Every business has to decide how much of their org chart and processes should be industry standard and
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Technology Controls to Contain China's Quantum Ambitions Are Here(lawfaremedia.org)
3 points by mcculley 2y ago|0 comments
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Fake and reused social security numbers work just fine for withholding. Most companies are not doing E-Verify. The companies profiting from illegal labor are working with the system as designed.
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Florida Administrative Code Chapter 61C-1.004 2.a requires at least one bathroom for "its employees and guests". It is not clear to me if that means one is required to consider non-customers as "guests". But there is mor
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by mcculley 2y ago
I think we can all agree about the evil of the adtech ecosystem. But what do you have against dogs?
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Do only humans have souls? Do dogs? Ants?
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I use Windows on Arm daily inside a VM on a MacBook Pro just so I can run QuickBooks.
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Maybe there should be an analog of the Kardashev scale for civilizations capable of adjusting the rotation speed of their planet in order to make timekeeping easier.
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Why would the issue be “on iOS”? The renderer has nothing to do with how pages are fetched.
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The nuclear plant nearest to me uses sea water, which is put back into the ocean.
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Umbrella Cover Museum(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by mcculley 2y ago|2 comments
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That is a more useful answer than your previous replies. Thank you. You have not convinced me that ideology is something that journalism can escape. At the most fundamental level, some journalists consider freedom of the press differently t
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I accept that everyone is vulnerable to ideology and I skeptically read the news. I am interested in reporting of facts and insight from those with an ideology different from my own. You still have not answered the question. Advertisers hav
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I don’t see how ideology is escapable. How is the editorial staff being influenced by advertisers better than being influenced by subscribers?
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My line has been that it comes out every week and it takes me eight days to read it. I’m always falling behind.
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I don't see how that is worse than catering to the ideology of advertisers. Can you elaborate?
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That's why I am asking. Do you have suggestions?
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I would really like to pay for well edited news. I do not want to pay for advertising and trackers in my web browser. I want to pay someone that prioritizes readers over advertisers. Ideally, no ads at all, so there is no conflict of intere
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There are many jobs unfilled. The biggest problem right now is that unemployed people have the wrong skills for the jobs that need to be filled. This trend will accelerate along with technological advances, no matter which kind of economic
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But if it required less investment, wouldn’t that free up cash for other investments and jobs? I don’t understand why projects which require more labor would be desirable.
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> US made a very serious mistake by Was it a mistake if the goal was to get cheaper products at the expense of foreigners losing fingers? I agree it is myopic policy for the long term, but certainly many voters are happy to push safety p
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If the weight and volume of the packaging is a lot relative to the size of the cell, that would limit use cases.
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HTML has a handy tag for abbreviations and a way to link to definitions. It is a shame that so few bother to use it.
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Moral hazard has a well understood meaning outside of affordability. I would very much like to see the system in the U.S. make more sense. Any time spent in an emergency room or waiting room in the U.S. makes the moral hazard obvious.
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Your assumption about context is not relevant to my argument.
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I did not claim that the moral hazard problem is linked to affordability. You seem to want to argue with things I have not said.
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I never claimed that there is a link between affordable healthcare and moral hazard. I argued only with two of your assertions which I have found to be unfortunately untrue, in my experience with the U.S. healthcare industry.
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I would very much like to move to live amongst the people that are simply not that stupid.
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I believe that you have strong opinions of the system with which I have too much experience. Many of these people are, in the case of pain clinics, getting their pills paid for by workers’ compensation carriers. That the UK has avoided some

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