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by meragrin_ 2y ago
Why would interviewing people be the test? If you don't hire anyone, it isn't a real position. They should have to prove the people applying for the position could not perform or be trained to perform the position.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
What about the dividend payouts?
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> a lot of women in the areas where Waymo's currently deployed feel safer without having a driver as well. Until criminals figure out they're sitting ducks.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> Budgeting $69-99 once every 3-4 years hardly seems like it's going to nuke their business from orbit. Apple's business model partially depends on selling people a new phone every few years. If people switch to battery replac
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
I'm not sure you are referencing the correct article. It just mentions Trump threatening to raise the tariffs to 200% and eliminating the EV mandate. I saw nothing about Trump canceling tariffs.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> They were "super illegal" with or without the cover sheets. Um, not necessarily. They were going to court to determine that.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> If demand continues to tick up while the slowdown in construction persists, the Harvard report warns that this will "risk sparking another period of rapid rent increases similar to the recent run-up that has contributed to the wor
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> All they have had standing in their way of owning a free money printer for the past 5 years is competitive software and that still somehow manages to elude them. I'm pretty sure it's been more than 5 years. People have been
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> their unique advantages What are those? I never really found any sort of "unique advantage" of Costco. Certainly nothing to drive the extra distance past Sam's. While I had a membership, it was largely more expensive
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
What particular value is knowing GitHub? Git maybe, but GitHub is just too specific.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
Really? In 2018, a voice only family plan was more than twice than a voice, text, and data plan I have today. Mind you, it just went down $10/month a few months ago so it isn't like all the price drops happened years ago.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
It sounds to me Meta is terrified of Apple and they needs apps sooner rather than later.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
>> No car with paint you care about should ever be washed in the sun. > Are you being serious? Probably given "If you look around some detailer forums". I've seen the don't wash in the sun part, but it is about
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
Ever own any cars with the flat/plain color(without sparkle/glitter)? I'm kind of wondering whether water drops can magnify the sun's ability to fade paint in a detectable way in those types of paints. I don't ima
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> water spots, swirl marks, and similar damage Water spots and swirl marks from being washed in the sun are not damage. It's just material left around from water drying. The grooves in the paint type of swirl marks are from rubbin
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
Well, I can't fathom them releasing a car which cannot be washed in the sun. Being rained on in direct sunlight is not uncommon. How can that be fine but not if you throw in some soap? How is this thing going to handle salty wet roa
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
If the hackers phished the customers of the third-party and used their accounts to scrape the information in some way, would you consider that a security lapse on LSEG's part?
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
I guess you're one of the few people who know how to hold a phone.
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
> Virginia paid $750M in subsidies for Amazon HQ2 to bring 2500 high paying jobs in 2023. Wrong. Virginia approved up to $750M in subsidies for Amazon should Amazon meet the terms. > What recourse does Virginia have? All they have to
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by meragrin_ 2y ago
Those same companies then claim position is small town x, but that office magically closes when H1-B arrives. A better way might be weighing based on the applying company. Give a weight based on the size of the company and another for the
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Apparently, Google, Qualcomm, Samsung, and ARM are rallying around oneAPI: https://uxlfoundation.org/
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> This doesn't address the issue of added implementation cost, It does not address that people will likely disable the "feature" and never re-enable it. SawStop saws have a bypass "feature" so they can cut condu
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Can't they just mandate what the employer is allowed to buy?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> It will be interesting to see how the hobby and industry adapt to $700 being the bar to entry We'll probably see more DIY "table saws" using circular saws. I'm sure that'll be great.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> The problem is woodworkers will do dumb things like remove both of these things from their saws to do unsafe cuts. And they'll disable these new gadgets as well. The ones which work through conductivity have to have a bypass to b
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
I have a feeling these will be as ineffective. From SawStop FAQ: "You can operate the saw in Bypass Mode which deactivates the safety system’s braking feature, allowing you to cut aluminum, very wet/green wood (see above) and oth
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Apple is an electronics company. The iPhone was a "small" change from an iPod. The Apple watch is not really a watch. It is essentially a mini iPhone with a wrist strap. Now a car on the other hand, you can't just attach
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
As far as I am aware, ROCm itself has been open since its release in 2016. Whatever they were trying to convey will have little impact on ROCm being a valid competitor. Frankly, AMD should just trash ROCm and go all in on Intel's one
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> 1. Google pretty much invented the technology ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762 ) > 2. In order to create the models one needs lots of compute and access to a lot of text. Google scores higher than OpenAI on bot
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Yes. An incomplete report allows for dragging out "fixing" the issue longer.

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