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by nr2x 4y ago
I'm guessing they thought of that.
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by nr2x 4y ago
"Stole" from people who wanted in on an obvious "get rich quick" scheme. I've got zero sympathy for anybody who lost their life savings on crypto. Everybody got what they deserved in this story.
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by nr2x 4y ago
This is the correct answer.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Interesting story: turns out there was once a reality TV star who was such an obvious idiot nobody took it seriously when he decided to run for president...
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by nr2x 4y ago
Uh, the only thing he should be doing is keeping his mouth shut, period. This isn't 4D chess - the fact that he's out here doing interviews to me says, "wow, this person is totally fucking incompetent and incapable of solici
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by nr2x 4y ago
Very big engineering presence in Munich, also Zurich (which I realize is not Germany).
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yeah that’s more what I mean - the ones that take a shovel and dig a big hole in the wrong place. Then you have to fill in that hole AND dig the original one, and now you’re behind schedule.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Well that’s also 5G, it’s more of a synergistic thing. Bill Gates talked all about it on the podcast “Batshit Crazy Rantings for the Easily Misled”.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Nope, that’s just what “they” (ask Yeezy he know who), WANT you to think. The truth is JFK Jr is the night manager at an Arby’s in South Dakota.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Pretty sure you can get that same level of knowledge from smoking bathtub meth and watching YouTube videos at 19x speed.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Ugh, no way! Those people create messes that need to be cleaned up and don’t follow directions. The WORST
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by nr2x 4y ago
I wonder if that’s why Google has so many badass ICs in Germany.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Essential workers.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I have a not-so-small network of people I unofficially mentor, but on the org chart I’m an IC. I’m happy with the situation, but dread the day I need to manage somebody to get things done.
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by nr2x 4y ago
oh, I'll have to try that, my intel mbp does the same thing.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Depending on the specifics it may be a legal requirement to disclose. FTC does not look fondly in hiding data breeches. At all.
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by nr2x 4y ago
To internal matters of any organization that gets any sort of public funding? No, absolutely not.
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by nr2x 4y ago
There’s people on there from other countries. They don’t pay taxes here.
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by nr2x 4y ago
“I learned it from you dad”…
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by nr2x 4y ago
duh daDA DA DA!
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by nr2x 4y ago
This is so lovely. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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by nr2x 4y ago
Part of the reason I left a faculty position at one of the tippity-top CS programs was my research was having trouble getting published and funded because I was basically invalidating 20 years of a certain type of approach. I went to indust
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by nr2x 4y ago
Only half kidding, but I’d I were state Intel it’s what I’d be doing. :D
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by nr2x 4y ago
I don’t think it’s an agenda so much as a desire to create a grand victim/hero narrative. There seems to be some attitude present that they are fighting some grand battle. In reality this is the same type of stupid academic infighting
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by nr2x 4y ago
Exactly, they’re trying to leverage mob outrage and not actually seeking a reasonable accommodation that allows all sides to come out with a win.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Also, I’m guessing they didn’t show up to the meetings, circulate earlier drafts, and got upset with outcome they don’t like. This is how this type of self governance works: you have to show up.
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by nr2x 4y ago
What’s the point of having people outside the university sign the letter? Seems like another veiled attempt to litigate by mob action. This is an internal organizational discussion and should remain that way. This is just inflaming the sit
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by nr2x 4y ago
Honeypot to see what accounts are tested in sequence? ;-)
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by nr2x 4y ago
Sure, but planes aren’t going to run on batteries for long haul flights. The nice trick with fuel is the plane gets lighter the farther it goes. Batteries aren’t like that. They stay heavy. We need something for this issue and marketing an
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by nr2x 4y ago
Brine is such a tough nut to crack!

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