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by noego 7y ago
> The lawsuit said GitHub had an obligation under California law and industry standards to keep off or remove the Social Security numbers and personal information from its site. The plaintiffs believe that because Social Security number
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Alert Fast(software.rajivprab.com)
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by noego 7y ago
> I just wish there was room in today's political environment to discuss pros and cons to unions and non-unions I agree with this from both perspectives. Companies and business-owners should also be allowed to espouse anti-union a
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Private payroll growth tops estimates as job market shows signs of tightening(cnbc.com)
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by noego 7y ago
> "Smart, wealthy shareholders love cash hoarding" Any evidence to back this up? Activist investors generally pressure companies to not hoard cash, for exactly the reasons outlined earlier. Example: http://money.co
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by noego 7y ago
Finance 101: Being cash-rich is a major advantage in environments where fundraising is a major hurdle, and where the funds can be put to productive use very quickly. For example, for a startup to raise funds for a major marketing campaign,
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The Difference Between a Good Excuse and a Lame Excuse, According to a Ph (Cont)(nbcnews.com)
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Building a Pushup Counter with OpenCV and Clojure(medium.com)
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ECB: Behind the scenes of the beauty contest: window dressing and the G-S (cont) [pdf](ecb.europa.eu)
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by noego 7y ago
Your comment reminds me of something Dan Luu had written about. https://danluu.com/sounds-easy/ > I can't think of a single large software company that doesn't regularly draw internet comments of the form
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The case against reality(socsci.uci.edu)
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by noego 7y ago
> We looked at paid PaaS providers like Mailgun, Sendgrid, Amazon SES... And all of them would cost several thousand a month at this scale. And since we're not a sexy funded startup from California, but a boring customer-funded bus
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Hiring Is Broken and Yours Is Too(software.rajivprab.com)
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Reverberating Mazes: Recently Deceased French Philosopher Michel Serres Utili(epochemagazine.org)
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by noego 7y ago
To be honest, 80% of what I want is a self-driving car that can drive itself on the highways during regular weather conditions. Getting it on and off the highway, I don't mind doing that manually. I would love to be able to read or wor
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“Our social identities can strongly affect things as important as our perform(brainworldmagazine.com)
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by noego 7y ago
This was addressed in their presentation 6 months ago. https://youtu.be/cUTMhmVh1qs?t=1460 TLDR: Both their APM and TTFA is comparable to human pros.
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by noego 7y ago
> "Restricting the bot to one screen of information at a time is great" I'm actually curious on the details of this, because it makes for a huge difference. The pro players spend most of their time looking at the mini-ma
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by noego 7y ago
I wonder how people felt about handing all their personal photos over to a stranger just so they can get developed and printed, back in the 1990s. By today's standards, that would be incredibly creepy. But everyone did it because...
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by noego 7y ago
Just because corporations are getting away with bad behavior doesn't mean we should encourage a free-for-all. I've already endorsed breaking up big corporations, more vigorous antitrust enforcement, and increasing taxes on the wea
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by noego 7y ago
This is going to be a unpopular opinion. I think a tech union would likely be good for the average tech worker - and bad for absolutely everyone else, broader society included. Cartels and price-fixing agreements are extremely lucrative, wh
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by noego 7y ago
The subtext of most "rich got richer" articles, is that there's a missed opportunity to make everyone richer by raising taxes on the wealthy, and lowering taxes on everyone else. The rich would still get richer, but at le
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by noego 7y ago
You hit the nail on the head. If you simply play the pass-line and free-odds on craps, the house edge is extremely small. And yet, most people lose far more than predicted by the odds. The problem is exactly as you stated - people don'
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by noego 7y ago
Sure, but we're talking about directional shifts. Do you want Amazon to move in the direction of being a laissez faire platform that is open to everyone? Or do you want it to move in the direction of being a tightly controlled ecosyste
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Researchers call for the term 'high functioning autism' to be consigned to hi(neurosciencenews.com)
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Cracking the Senior Software Interview(software.rajivprab.com)
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There is no middle ground for deep disagreements about facts(aeon.co)
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by noego 7y ago
Sure, Amazon shareholders can "make or break the lives of millions"... but only if the government lets them. Neither Amazon nor its shareholders can really overrule what the American government decides. In theory, this means that
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It’s Time to Reinvent Democracy(outlookzen.com)
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Procrastination is not a time management problem. It is an emotion(cognitiontoday.com)
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