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by op00to 2y ago
It is both a spicy food place and handy nasty. Calling it anything else is silly.
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by op00to 2y ago
I go so far as to immediately say no to any candidates who have Meta in their history. Every meta person I’ve interviewed has been an asshole in one way or another, and not a fit for my team.
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by op00to 2y ago
Yes. Popular athletic shoes are a major target for scammers and scalpers. I am working on real time detection of these bots for retailers.
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by op00to 2y ago
It’s easy to seem successful when you’re rich.
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by op00to 2y ago
Musk has a history of driving talented people away rather than fostering strong teams [1] — just look at the high turnover at Tesla and SpaceX, and the chaos he caused at Twitter/X. Many of his top engineers and executives have left du
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by op00to 2y ago
Tesla – Musk did not found Tesla. It was started by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning in 2003. Musk joined as an investor in 2004 and later took over as CEO. Tesla’s engineering and production achievements are the result of work by thousa
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by op00to 2y ago
I agree lying to get a confession is like torture to get information. In most cases, the information you get (and the confession) is bullshit.
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by op00to 2y ago
If I were at risk of being murdered, and only a cop lying could stop it, I'd want the cop to lie. Even to kids! Let's say you’re being held hostage by a dangerous armed criminal who has already harmed others and is threatening to
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by op00to 2y ago
why?
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by op00to 2y ago
Red Hat put their kernel source behind a paywall after getting bought by IBM, so that was a thing that happened. Also Oracle sucks. :)
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by op00to 2y ago
Jay Kreps liked Kafka’s writing.
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by op00to 2y ago
I was at Red Hat at the time. It was Oracle who ripped off Red Hat’s knowledge base content for their own knowledge base. IBM was not selling a RHEL clone at the time and had no reason to rip off the knowledge base. This was over 10 years a
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by op00to 2y ago
Red Hat paywalled their knowledge base years ago. It was unpopular inside the company, but seen as required to respond to Oracle's wholesale ripping off of the content.
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by op00to 2y ago
Right! I just looked at replacement plugs for the US, and they're all either compression fit or screw terminals! So, teeth plus a screwdriver (or maybe a butter knife) is all you need.
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by op00to 2y ago
Do you ever line 'em all up and look at them in awe? I do.
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by op00to 2y ago
You would need wire strippers, and maybe screw drivers for attaching the new plug, if not a soldering iron. :D
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by op00to 2y ago
I love tools. Especially well-built, "buy-it-for-life" type tools. Love love love 'em. If I had a big enough house, I'd buy every tool under the sun. I have two festool stacks of cabinets filled with each and every screw
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by op00to 2y ago
I'm very impressed with the writer's willingness to head out more than once. I have a decently-equipped hardware store a 15 minute walk away, and I would not make more than two trips!
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by op00to 2y ago
Two cat pictures. 0 memes. Lighten up.
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by op00to 2y ago
I'm technical. I've gotten numerous interviews and a very good job through LinkedIn. I don't post, I don't read posts. My mere presence there with somewhat up-to-date information is valuable as an easy place to connect w
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by op00to 2y ago
So don't read the feeds. My LinkedIn exists as an easy way for other folks in my field to contact me who might not have my email. Works quite well for that process. I don't read any posts.
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by op00to 2y ago
I have customers that are OK with telling me all kinds of internal business stuff, but to have a RECORDING of our meeting so they don't have to ask me the same damn question 5 times because they weren't paying attention? SOMEONE C
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by op00to 2y ago
What do you do with chicken corpses in the country? Burn them?
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by op00to 2y ago
A hammer that refuses to hammer my thumb when I intend for it to only hammer nails would be amazing.
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by op00to 2y ago
Only if you get caught. And the fine needs to be higher than the profit.
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by op00to 2y ago
We don’t do personal attacks here, please.
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by op00to 2y ago
Assuming you’re an American, approximately 0.2% of your income goes to healthcare and similar assistance for people outside the US if you pay 20% tax rate.
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by op00to 2y ago
50% of billionaires wealth? Hell yeah.
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by op00to 2y ago
Smoking is still bad, weed or tobacco or crack or whatever. I think cannabis is plenty addictive.
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by op00to 2y ago
Encryption allows you to use a public resource (GMRS, for example) for exclusive private use. To have private use of a frequency, you gotta pay.

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