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by nojito 5y ago
This is true but the class the author was taking was not required for Math majors.
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by nojito 5y ago
Nope. You can get employment/former verification directly from Apple.
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by nojito 5y ago
Where does it say that they wipe it? This is only for 3rd party databases.
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by nojito 5y ago
This article has nothing to do with employer/employee requested job verification.
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by nojito 5y ago
Sure if ignore the findings from Mueller.
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by nojito 5y ago
Now is the perfect time to move to amazon as an experienced corp manager. Your take home will easily exceed $1m which will help you gain a nice bump if you choose to move elsewhere in 18 months or so.
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by nojito 5y ago
Their test OS for iPhone's is hilarious https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/TigrisAni_15A93720r
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by nojito 5y ago
webapps are a privacy nightmare. No thanks.
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by nojito 5y ago
You may want to check out substitute2 which is much easier to use. https://rdatatable.gitlab.io/data.table/reference/substitute...
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Why every Costco product is called 'Kirkland Signature'(cnn.com)
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by nojito 5y ago
MDM is transparent. Third party appstores wont be transparent.
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by nojito 5y ago
MDM is transparent through the profile you install. Same won’t be true via a third party App Store.
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by nojito 5y ago
I know that story but safari iOS is not like safari on macOS.
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by nojito 5y ago
You can’t package and redistribute tweets only tweet ids.
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by nojito 5y ago
That entire website is a staple of bad economics. The charts you linked are beyond meaningless.
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by nojito 5y ago
How so? Safari hides so much info from google search by default. The money google pays apple is strictly for marketing purposes.
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by nojito 5y ago
I personally can’t wait for students to be forced to install apps from third party stores that collect all their information because their schools have a contract with the developers and have made it mandatory. Same will be true of employee
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by nojito 5y ago
Right and that’s illegal. Google and Apple if they worked together to manipulate the market, that’s grounds for fines etc. Kicking apps off their app stores would not qualify and should not qualify.
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by nojito 5y ago
Apple doesn’t even have a monopoly in any market they participate in. Additionally you’ll be hard pressed to find someone who will say opt in tracking is a bad idea. The larger argument is that the vast majority of high value companies prob
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by nojito 5y ago
Sure, but that's not why they are VPs.
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by nojito 5y ago
Is discussing performance not a worthwhile endeavor?
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by nojito 5y ago
I've said this before. The very best managers at FAANG and similar cannot code out of a wet paper bag and yet they are productivity multipliers for their teams which is why their compensation is so much higher than what most people thi
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America's Favorite Pickup Truck Goes Electric(newyorker.com)
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No exit from zero-Covid: China struggles to find policy off-ramp(reuters.com)
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by nojito 5y ago
>China will overtake the US economy in the next 5 years. Not with their current demographic trends.
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by nojito 5y ago
> I think Rust has the best WASM tooling, and the 2020’s may end up being the WASM/Rust decade. Still pales in comparison to .NET
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by nojito 5y ago
Productivity is a holy grail. People are always looking to figure out how to be productive. Ergo you’ll see a bunch of FOTM note taking/ todo list/ etc applications every so often.
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by nojito 5y ago
Absolute nonsense. CEOs are facilitators. Maybe this is a case of startup culture seeping in but there is always a firewall between the CEO and the rest of the c suite.
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by nojito 5y ago
It’s mind boggling how many people don’t understand what a CEO actually does.
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by nojito 5y ago
How is surprise billing not a worry?

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