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by momokoko 6y ago
Could you address the insurance and workers compensation issue? Does your husbands auto insurance have a maximum payout? Otherwise we as a society will end up picking up the unpaid medical bills over that amount. There are many others, but
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by momokoko 6y ago
Did he collect unemployment, which he does not pay into, during Covid? What is the max payout for his insurance as we’ll need to cover the rest since he is not covered by workers compensation? I could go on, but the point isn’t to protect h
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by momokoko 6y ago
You realize most engineers write software that runs in production on x86 Linux, right? All that performance is going to be used to run cloud based Linux x86 development environments. Repl.it and Github codespaces are the real winners with t
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by momokoko 6y ago
Imagine feeling this guilty about eating meat and not having the willpower to stop that you have to find borderline conspiracy theory articles about how vegetable oil is as bad for you as smoking cigarettes and how an impossible burger will
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by momokoko 6y ago
Wow. Just I don’t even know what to say. I would definitely look the case history of IP related decisions by the Supreme Court.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Sounds like you don’t live in the Bay Area. Almost every tech job that isn’t salary, and plenty of salary jobs, already are. It is standard practice in the Bay Area to use staffing agencies for everything but executives and core talent with
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by momokoko 6y ago
These articles about illegal drugs being miracle cures is just as bad as the fringe diet posts. Fortunately the diet posts seem to have died down but these persist. How is this anything intellectual? It’s just conspiracy theory level pseudo
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by momokoko 6y ago
Protip: Only do the temporary change. It still lasts like 6 months so it would cover practically everything. You could potentially miss something later but for me it’s a solid trade.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Does this in some way end up in an anti-trust vertical integration situation? Dockerhub runs on AWS infrastructure to begin with. Is this similar enough to the railroad company undercutting the freight company that uses their railroad track
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by momokoko 6y ago
PG&E is kind of public. We just structure it in a way that it’s technically private. This has a lot of clever tricks like the fact that if it loses a ton of money it can go bankrupt without the state of California going bankrupt or havi
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by momokoko 6y ago
The largest benefit of the management track in high wage countries is that management is much less likely to be outsourced than engineers.
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by momokoko 6y ago
You seriously do not think San Francisco and New York have attracted business development? This is yet another version of the classic “No one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded”
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by momokoko 6y ago
This is dangerously inaccurate information. To those reading this, the US absolutely considers blocking Iranian IPs a required action under the sanctions. The person posting this could get you in serious legal trouble. With that said, most
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think Balmer takes a lot of the blame that should probably be directed more towards the board. Balmer was doing exactly what they asked him to do and had he made the type of decisions Satya is making, they would have replaced him with a m
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by momokoko 6y ago
> No matter what you think of the morality of the existing setup, the failure of Prop 22 will force some large structural changes to how it operates. No it won’t. Uber and Lyft will operate identical to how it is today. They will outso
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think you are reading into this a bit much. It is a low volume production run to the point where this is a boutique novelty car. Plenty of people see this more as a fun cool toy than some kind of statement of their allegiance to the wanto
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by momokoko 6y ago
Because there is no such thing as “actual money” in countries that have fiat currency. So it wouldn’t actually make any sense to do that.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Exactly. This is scary stuff that leads to the government controlling behavior as opposed to a baseline of rules to protect individuals. We have seen throughout history that fascism and other forms of totalitarian governments base their fou
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by momokoko 6y ago
> social violence This is some aggressive and concerning rhetoric. Being a jerk at work is not “violence” and we should not try to equate the two as being on the same level. Don’t forget that many fascist regimes were built around this
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by momokoko 6y ago
I would disagree in the specific case of AWS. We have not seen such an egregious abuse of open source software with any other company. Most companies that make use of a large amount of opensource actually contribute a fair amount back. Like
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by momokoko 6y ago
> in reality, unless I'm wildly ignorant of my job, it's tiny relative to the quantity of imaginary things people make up about it. It is a safe bet you would not have written this the way you did if you knew this was a large
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by momokoko 6y ago
> I've personally spent hundreds (probably thousands) of hours investigating such things, have banned many accounts and sites for it, and have put tons of effort into writing code to combat it. > No, that is not what's h
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by momokoko 6y ago
This very site denies it happens even though it is often quite obvious. > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you&#
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by momokoko 6y ago
This is all very exaggerated due to the fact that access to voting has become a political issue. Voting in the US is incredibly efficient and easy for the majority of people. In this case we are talking about registration not actually votin
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by momokoko 6y ago
> Do you part it out to various levels of management, based on their involvement with this specific case? In general with larger corporations this feels like it makes the most sense. With resources like LinkedIn it should be a lot easi
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by momokoko 6y ago
I think we need to stop saying a company and instead use the name of the person or persons actually setting Tami up for this. AT&T and Arise are not people. People made these decisions and put Tami in this position. We should use their
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by momokoko 6y ago
IBM has not been a “company” in decades. It is a financial engineering project. When you see it through that lens all of this makes much more sense.
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by momokoko 6y ago
Ever heard “I don‘t mind if people are gay, I just don’t want to hear about it?” Remember “Don’t ask don’t tell?” The truth is that what is generally accepted today will be guaranteed to not be the same exact things that are generally accep
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by momokoko 6y ago
In the modern era the single most important skill is to manage distractions. There are so many things, this site included, that can prevent you from accomplishing your goals via distraction. Obviously a little distraction and fun is good. B
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by momokoko 6y ago
https://craftcms.com/docs/3.x/matrix-fields.html Get a few hundred of those on a site and see how much ram you need.

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