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6y ago
I seem to recall this being covered in Wired #1 way back.
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6y ago
Yes, telling any employer about any health condition is a very bad idea. Don't listen to the inevitable managers who will post here and on other boards telling you otherwise.
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6y ago
Why does Hacker News censor any claim about racial bias in tech hiring? Does Hacker News support free speech?
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6y ago
I think every non-manager employee these days should be "independent." Some may not have noticed, but tech company managers have gone insane and turned their ego up to 11 echoing the current political climate. Anyone who is a fa
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6y ago
Dependency fixing is nothing compared to dealing with all the people you typically find in a software shop, IT, managers, pseudo-developers like SRE, infosec, or devops. Those people are actively blocking app developers in order to extract
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6y ago
Management is very corrupt at Amazon. Lets just say the teams tasked with catching theft are strongly pointed to the lowest level employees like dock workers, pickers, and stowers. Lets also just say the managers are the ones shoving pro
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6y ago
I started doing similar changes because software became a shitshow. Corporate software shops are just a bunch of IT people trying to get their friend's products in use in the company for kickbacks. So what you have are multiple IT te
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6y ago
Actually that's not true. Experience does matter. In one particular class I took we implemented a simple marching cubes implementation, or rather I did because the rest of the class could not complete it. I had about 8 years of expe
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6y ago
Call your states bar association for a referral. Probably no one will want to help you unless it is criminal defense, in which case you have no choice except pay what they want. In civil stuff no one will help you unless it is open and sh
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Not an insider but isn't it obvious? Too expensive and it can only crash once. Regular wind turbines are probably cheaper and failsafe. Should have pivoted but it is a make it work at all costs kind of vanity project. Once you go b
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6y ago
Rich people only pay long term capital gains. Bezos salary is like $79k. Others have income of $1.
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I've had a cop try to boost charges from non-injury careless driving to injury careless driving. The ticket had a check-box for "injury" on it. The cop underlined it instead of checking the box when the other driver was unh
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6y ago
So does this mean Amazon is going to start paying for their security screenings?
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6y ago
Yeah, something happened to ipv4 traffic worldwide. Don't see how that could happen.
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6y ago
Based on twitter, the outage was on multiple continents. What would cause that? Subsea cable broken?
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6y ago
Here is a rundown of what the fed is doing: Securities purchases - still buying mortgage backed securities (is it 2008?) Lots of lending and backstopping so rich don't lose. https://www.brookings.edu/research/fed-r
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Because capital is free right now just not to people and companies who don't already have a lot of it. Fed is spraying cash all over the country clubs and gated communities. Where are they going to put it? Highly visible stocks of l
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Companies do not willing hire managers, especially executive level. There is always a reason. For instance, they were hired from a competitor and had information, could bring over employees, etc. Other times it is personal relationships.
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6y ago
Exactly. If I were to ask my F&F for money they would ask me if I'm in trouble, what's wrong, and if I can pay this month's rent. All in who you know whether your business launches or not.
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I don't live rural yet, but I would just drive to the grocery. I would say most people living rural live close to a highway. If it is interstate you will be going 85 MPH, so even if the nearest grocery is 50 miles away it is 30 minut
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I moved to suburbs in a mountain state. In a few years may move to a rural area if gigabit is available. Most people have ZERO idea what this country is, how vast and unpopulated it is. You can have a mountain to yourself in many areas. Th
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6y ago
This is very common and just because it doesn't match your use case doesn't mean some businesses don't need a hot fix "right now." If you work in 24/7 ecommerce and your site is producing $60k per hour and the
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Amazon's products are identified by a key made of marketplace and ASIN, so that's strange. Amazons "focus on the customer" principle turned out to be sham as they are acutely focused on their competitors, whether Quidsi
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Are you kidding? Most people make $50k not $500k. Lots of existing CEO's don't even make $500k.
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I would think they are going to go after the contractors as well. Criminal charges take more time. For example: https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/03/26/h-1b-prison-for-visa-...
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I read something about naval engagements with soviet ships. The US ships were trying to find something underwater before the soviets did while at the same time not alerting the soviet ships as to the location of what they were trying to fi
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Tech human resources, legal, and recruiting are overwhelmingly white women, to wit no one cares. Truck drivers are 94% men, no one complains about that. The business and political community is hyperfocused on software engineering jobs for
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I don't have access to classified military secrets, but you don't think they would build a vehicle that could return 15 tons of payload to earth to retrieve US satellites? US could just build and launch a new satellite easier and
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The Shuttle was built to bring down soviet spy satellites and spacecraft, so in that regard, it was the best design made.
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Well, in corporate tech America management thinks that it is their money, they just haven't figured out a way to remove it from the company yet.
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