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orochimaaru
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orochimaaru
8mo ago
American managers don’t espouse pride in craftsmanship, quality, etc. The actual worker cares.
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8mo ago
Slaves did not get paid and were involuntarily captured, transported, sold, raped, molested, etc. No employer is doing that to you. You have it pretty good compared to slaves. No one chooses to be a slave. You chose to be in tech. You can c
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8mo ago
His paper on Tesla was widely panned as being not academically rigorous and more of an advertisement. The rest are at least 6 years old. So what is he doing as a research scientist. Don’t get me wrong - I like his podcast. I think he gets g
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orochimaaru
8mo ago
The question is why? He is mostly focused on his podcast and lives in Texas. I doubt there are any notable research contributions from him. His actual PhD is from Drexel - Not MIT.
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8mo ago
What about other ad hoc diagrams like systems architecture, roadmaps, mind maps, etc. These are the bane of any staff engineers life - lol. Because people above need to know a plan in art form. So seriously interested on how I can make it e
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8mo ago
How do you handle the diagrams?
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8mo ago
You don’t care about the environment. You care about the environment in your backyard. Otherwise you would not import rare earths and minerals from China (which Europe does).
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8mo ago
Didn't you have a specific per day expense budget? I think there is a department of labor guidance for local travel and a department of state guidance for international travel. Usually, if your per day expense is less or equal to the g
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8mo ago
You also need a drivers license that doubles up as a real id if you want to travel by air. So the issuance of a DL isn't just for driving. I'm not sure if they give regular state id's as real id.
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9mo ago
What agents are you using? If you stick to opentelemetry and open source agents and develop a collector infrastructure - You can switch across different vendors with lower impact and ramp off time. Your supply chain is messed up. You need s
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9mo ago
Depends on company size and how much influence legal, security and asset protection have. Usually at big corp I haven’t seen a ceo actually schedule their own calls or deal with day to day bullshit. They have a whole team of staff for that.
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9mo ago
It’s not why your big corp chooses teams and the msft suite. From a corp perspective they don’t care about your edge case. There’s only - is it good for 90% of my use cases across the enterprise? And - do I get a bundle discount? Last but n
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9mo ago
You shouldn’t name and shame for following corporate policy. Your suggestion is ridiculous. If the decision has come down from the product leadership you are expected to follow it. Knowing who the windows product leadership is should be eas
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9mo ago
Absolutely!! The intual Jews killed and sent to concentration camps were german jews.
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The shah was a brutal ruler. His SAVAK police were responsible for widespread torture and killings. The only reason he fled is the army may have turned against him.
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9mo ago
Humanity is violent. It’s a primal impulse. Tiananmem killed thousands as well but they have been forgotten and no one really refuses to do business with the Chinese. So yes, I do feel sorry for those who died. But make no mistake - whateve
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Agile isn’t against spec writing. Specs can be a task in your story and so can automated tests. Both can be deliverables in your acceptance criteria. But that’s not how it went - because the human nature is to look for least effort. Which A
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Palantir is just the data platform. Yeah, they have algorithms and software for aggregating large amounts if data and connecting them. They don’t “have” the data. It’s still with the government. The data shouldn’t be shared unless comsent i
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I didn’t get the article completely. Is ICE using Medicaid data to identify citizens or is it using it to identify people not legally in the country? Medicaid is meant to be used only by citizens and green card holders who are eligible to b
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I think the publish or perish academic culture makes it extremely susceptible to glossing over things like this - especially for statistical analysis. Sharing data, algorithms, code and methods for scientific publications will help. For pap
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I've stopped with Kindle books (or e-books in general). It's been a while. But my kindle got destroyed by my then 3 yr old going all crazy on it. The screen just froze and nothing made it unfreeze. I was moving towards paper books
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I don’t think so. I haven’t seen a successful example of that, not in a country are large as China. Even the US - after independence one imperialism was replaced by another - a committee of the wealthy. It was a slow march to the democracy
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Is this targeted at cursor?
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Why does the governments Microsoft addiction have anything to do with European software industry? Asking as an American whose governments are also addicted to Microsoft.
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10mo ago
It does not. And downvoting for being annoyed seems like a low bar. But people are just fucking hard to have a conversation these days. On second thoughts I should have said “concern for alleged secondary effects”.
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My kids are all vaccinated according to schedule. Calling me an anti vaxxer is cheap trolling. And yes - if kids have had serious impacts to vaccines parents should be told and providers should encourage reporting into vaers I put autism th
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Vaccines and antibiotics are central to child life expectancy increase. But yes - if patients are concerned about certain vaccines they should be allowed to take them on a delayed schedule
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You went on a bit of a rant there - lol. I like the new guidelines they explicitly disavow processed food. As for vaccines, not everyone complaining about specific vaccines is anti vax. A lot of vaccines are also region specific. Eg HK does
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The border controls were removed under Biden leading to a lot of illegal immigrants. Obama enforced but never stopped the flow. Trump had stopped the flow with remain in Mexico. Domestic enforcement is 1/2 the problem. Controlling your
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Guns are a part of the constitution. Those aren’t going anywhere. Unless someone wants to work towards an amendment - which means you need the president, 2/3 of Congress and senate and 2/3 of the states to agree.
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