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moduspol
6y ago
It's difficult to imagine a company that cares that much about keeping their video chat data private, but would use any third party service. That doesn't justify zoom making false claims--I just don't think the companies yo
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6y ago
Excellent question. I don't know the answer. That's why I think we need a "red team" or "bug bounty" program to investigate. How many ballots can fit in a mail truck? What does the chain of custody look like fo
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moduspol
6y ago
> So you're arguing that absentee ballot by mail is the problem? No. It's just one factor. For the rest, respectfully, you'll have to actually read my comments. Your responses haven't yet taken into account anything i
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moduspol
6y ago
Philadelphia received over 350k mail-in ballots [1]. Biden's current winning margin for the whole state is under 46k [2]. Wayne county (Michigan) received over 430k [3]. He's won Michigan by 148k [2]. In Wisconsin, the margin is j
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moduspol
6y ago
That's a separate conversation, though. I agree reducing poll locations can make some people less likely to vote, but it's not in the same category as fraud.
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6y ago
It might be tougher in my state because we allowed ballots that were received by mail on Election Day, but without a postmark. One of the accusations of voter fraud includes backdating the postmarks on some number of ballots so they would b
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moduspol
6y ago
I'm absolutely willing to accept that very few people are (e.g.) voting twice in different states, filling out ballots mistakenly sent to their address, and similar small-scale stuff. But I do share your skepticism that when the stakes
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6y ago
I expected our offices would hit them if our devs weren't working from home. That'd be all the devs at a given site pulling images from the same public IP address. Although in case it's what you're asking: we haven'
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moduspol
6y ago
This isn't even a choice we have to make. Why can't SuperCruise make sure the driver is paying attention even when it's not doing the driving? The numbers are pretty clear. If we want to save lives by making sure drivers ar
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moduspol
6y ago
Same. I was worried that the lack of Gmail's search (which is fantastic) would bother me, but so far it hasn't. ProtonMail still searches message metadata just fine and that seems to have been enough for me so far.
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moduspol
6y ago
We're using img [1] with a helper script. The helper script runs a pod in the (potentially) remote Kubernetes cluster that takes the container build context as stdin, then runs img to build the image, and then imports it into the host&
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moduspol
6y ago
FWIW: Early news about COVID-19 and criticism is much easier to find on DuckDuckGo than Google. > In an interview on Fox News' "Fox & Friends" on Monday, Adams said wearing face masks could actually increase a person&#
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moduspol
6y ago
I agree, but I don't think any employee (including the CEO) should need / bother to justify to their employer the organizations they privately contribute to or support. It's not some big mystery how someone can support a reli
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moduspol
6y ago
I'm sure it's tough to tell, and the side with less risk is the one that often costs fewer resources. My dad runs a shop restoring classic cars, mostly as a hobby. The number of minutes you can spend on the phone discussing some p
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moduspol
6y ago
Honestly, I wouldn't think so. People can change / learn, too. If you've already ticked off your boss and coworkers at Coinbase with your politics, this might be an excellent time to get some severance, re-evaluate whether or
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moduspol
6y ago
"Structural racism" is a coded term. We have laws against discrimination and HR departments across the country bending over backwards to avoid lawsuits... but you're not asking about the problems those are intended to solve.
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moduspol
6y ago
> Would you say the civil rights movement was successful because it wanted to put aside differences? Absolutely. Everyone involved with the movement put aside their differences to focus on the same goal. It would not have been as success
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moduspol
6y ago
Virtually every meaningful task humans have accomplished has been a result of groups of us putting aside our differences to unite and focus on solving the problem at hand.
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moduspol
6y ago
I wonder if the real goal is to foist problematic employees onto competitors.
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moduspol
6y ago
Does the equation change for you if the person has children without basic needs met?
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moduspol
6y ago
An already-paired key card is required to pair a new phone, though, so you probably won't want to throw them away.
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moduspol
6y ago
It feels like one could justify just about anything by pointing to a "lack of empathy" by opponents. I think HN can do better.
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moduspol
6y ago
We've survived 244 years as a country without government bureaucrats regulating what is and isn't "hate speech." I don't think we need it now.
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6y ago
It also might be tough to run as a business because it's quite possible the first time you sign someone else's malware, Apple's going to revoke the notarization of all the apps you've signed (which would be for other pay
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moduspol
6y ago
The key metric Sweden is winning at is that they're already at the finish line. They never locked down and their death counts are the lowest they've been since before the pandemic. Single digits and zero in recent days.
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6y ago
I don't think it's necessarily repressing feeling and emotions or not dealing with them. This is the same kind of thing I've heard from meditation advocates. If you're the boss at a company and an employee shows up late
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moduspol
6y ago
I think if we're to the point that we're comparing Uber to the violence market, we're not having a meaningful discussion any more. True: it is not the case that we should fundamentally allow any association between two consen
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moduspol
6y ago
Looks accurate. It apparently does have a legal definition. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_computer
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moduspol
6y ago
There are some rides that are subsidized as loss leaders undoubtedly, but that's not the primary case. The way I see it, it's already proven that riders will accept paying X dollars and drivers will work for X dollars, minus Y% fo
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moduspol
6y ago
Of course. It's just not relevant to my or OP's point.
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