mesozoic

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by mesozoic 6y ago
I am offended when you say these things: Bad actors weeded abuse fear lies misinformation anger They should delete your post for sure right?
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by mesozoic 6y ago
共匪 Does Hacker news?
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by mesozoic 6y ago
The companies doing evil things all pay the best.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Seems useful for testing public contracts. Bug hunters can get paid using the tool testing the contracts out in the wild and making money directly when they find bugs.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
After conducting enough interviews to not be able to do them anymore because they depress me. I believe it.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Even happens in the US. This is why US tech companies don't give a shit about a diploma. Half of applicants then can't pass basically fizz buzz during a phone interview. It get's even worse once on site. As annoying and ineff
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by mesozoic 6y ago
The story goes into how 90% of them are unqualified even after training. It doesn't matter how cheap I can hire someone if they can't do the job they're a net negative.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Seems like it'd do the opposite.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Pretty sure that breaches GDPR and maybe CCPA. Maybe they can get away with anonomyzing the data but that doesn't sound like what is being done.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Word on the street is they would be able to kill them properly if the employees were there.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
The WHO directly spreads misinformation so I don't know who to trust.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Surely the listening device was just installed in the house by the delivery person.
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by mesozoic 6y ago
Handing stuff over to the supposed feds with no reasoning or warrant is not exactly something to be proud of.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
We need more bankruptcy, businesses where the equity holders were too risky getting transferred to the debt holders. Force companies who want bail outs into bankruptcy, and if they let people keep their jobs let them hold some small amount
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Not exactly on the cutting edge of tech from what I hear.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
SO $1 will buy you a chair...
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by mesozoic 7y ago
As much as I love Python I still tell people don't use it for performance sensitive applications.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Great step in the right direction.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
True it is exactly the same number of data points as well.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Seems like Google can just install some big scrubbers.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
I'm not very interested in this until they figure out how to make the games free or subscription based. I really don't see the point otherwise. Sure there are use cases but not for me as a entrenched gamer.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
The battery life must be immense right? AT least one advantage there? How long does it last.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
I don't get it. While it is better than an iPhone by having a headphone jack. Still who is the market here? Someone who doesn't want to use a phone much but can't pull themselves away from it or cutstomize an android phone to
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Don't do it for the money.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Wow I've been ahead of the curve here!
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Eventually open source LUL I'm sure they'll eventually let you into the open source conference.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
And the end of the world pushes a bit further away
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by mesozoic 7y ago
This is good however I want to take into account savings value also. So after paying for a basic living I save the rest. Eventually I move to a very low COL place so If the rest is much more I'm better off.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Ok could be good but the real issue is leaving earths atmosphere.
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by mesozoic 7y ago
Wait where are the Kerbals? I didn't see a single one. Looks like it's just space flight simulator now or universe sandbox.

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