organicmultiloc

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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
He was an addict and got sober, but otherwise yeah the image is fitting.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Nowadays every webpage downloads 2 megabytes of framework JS and css preprocessors and analytics trackers and then pegs the CPU for a few milliseconds to display a paragraph of text. If the page actually does anything on top of that the pro
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
I think most web developers have been very wary of Google and Chrome since 2010 or so.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Maybe you shouldn't frame your compensation in terms of a "COLA adjustment" although I'm quite sure your employer would prefer that meek mindset.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
We already have troops stationed in 146 countries around the world, the thought of adding killer AI drone capabilities to the mix isn't exactly comforting. Then of course, if gets sold to everyone labeled an "ally" by whateve
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
I don't know why every massive corporation is trying to rebrand as "the friendly AI conglomerate!" but I'm not buying it for Microsoft or anyone else.
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Google employees are being targeted with this ads to make search more fair(recode.net)
2 points by organicmultiloc 8y ago|0 comments
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
You're pretending like 90% of people don't interface with the network by just using google. The few people who don't do that just search social networks instead. I'm old enough to type in a URL, I rarely see anyone else
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Most of these articles have the same narrative, summarized as: We have seen how dangerous and important technology is with elections, now it's more important than ever we educate everyone about AI. As if the two concepts follow or are
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
So ssh private keys are stored in plain base64 encoding in the windows registry? How is that even possible?
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
I love how the default way to get an actual human to respond to a real problem at google is now: 1. Be famous 2. Make a stink on social media I feel like I'm back in high school.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
So because there is no advertising revenue it makes sense to disable comments for advertising? huh?
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Why can't users comment on ads? I can see obvious reasons why corporate partners buying the ads would want to disable comments, but is it actually good for the site? HN is one of the few places where there is honest discourse calling o
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Ask HN: Has anyone else looked into their NCTUE credit report?
45 points by organicmultiloc 8y ago|8 comments
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
The problem is not everyone on the world stage is a rational game theory nerd that links to papers like we want them to be. Also 60 years of treating every other country as a box in a threat model to be manipulated against other boxes has b
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
I may be late to the game but this is the first time I've looked at something and thought "yeah well The Terminator is about to happen"
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Consumers are wising up to this and just turning the tables on companies, exploiting them for the first reduced month or whatever the unit of service is and then jumping ship immediately. Hey if you want to lose money on the transaction I&#
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Do you have other examples? I haven't heard much about him.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Oh no they just threatened to "end my career" if I ever talked about the interview or the company two days after I walked out. There are a lot of dirtbags in tech.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
You can call it "catfishing" like you just captured a criminal mastermind, but people of color generally don't have the reference game down and are forced into doing stuff like this in order to avoid having their application
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
I once applied for a job that I thought was doing security engineering type stuff, and that's what the posting certainly described, but in the interview it quickly became a bait and switch, and they started explaining in detail about h
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Thanks I guess my new hosts file is working after all
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
We don't live in the world of the 1970s anymore, anything that might slow down or impede corporate profits can be rejected out of hand as feasible solution. It's just not even worth the time to talk about it. At least until we hav
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Every theater chain already has passes, and has for a couple years now. None of them are halfway as good of a deal as moviepass is.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
"There are not a lot of options to deploy performance marketing dollars for movies" This is 100% false in every conceivable way possible, in fact marketing something like a movie is probably the easiest example you walk through th
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
It's not exactly a secret that Elon is tough to work for. Think pointy haired boss who also happens to be a celebrity.
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
If this is the sort of experiment that is getting space on a rocket then I kind of wonder if NASA is out of ideas. In other news, Hepatitis C is making a big comeback here in Denver. It's the sort of disease we used to laugh about bein
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
You mean like google and facebook?
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by organicmultiloc 8y ago
Anyone else think it's a bit bizarre that of all the stories in the "new" tab on HN, the only ones with any points upvoted are the two fawning over Google? This is a pretty regular occurrence if you check the new tab.
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AT&T Exec Who Oversaw Michael Cohen’s Contract Forced Out(wsj.com)
1 points by organicmultiloc 8y ago|0 comments

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