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by panny 4y ago
>The question itself is about a commonplace occurrence in statistical sampling. It certainly is, but once again, the question does not specify enough information to choose an answer. Maybe A is correct, if you have a backup/secondar
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by panny 4y ago
>The answer has to be A We have this problem at work. You try to contact customers and they never respond. Sending repeated queries has no effect. The real answer is: The question is poor and ambiguous, therefore the question is wrong. I
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by panny 4y ago
LOL, not where I've worked. It's always been "You need to work two months training up someone new if you want this small check on your way out. Leave before then and get nothing."
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by panny 4y ago
>an average of just over $460,000 per customer. Says a lot about law enforcement practices when being wrongly accused by them is considered so terrible, that compensation is 10 years of average income in the country.
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by panny 4y ago
>I would hang about for severance I wouldn't. That's always a pitiful 'train your replacement' carrot. I've watched that happen. The amount paid is not worth my dignity. >and to claim unemployment Maybe unempl
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by panny 4y ago
If my tech CEO had this conversation with me, I would quit that moment, without notice. The moment this becomes the conversation, the end result is me being fired for made up reasons. I won't hang around for that. Goodbye and thanks fo
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by panny 4y ago
You're not thinking like an air traveler who is just short on air miles to stay in the freqent flyer club. Flying isn't about convenience or speed you know. It's about being a big shot who flys places and has the platinum clu
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by panny 4y ago
If I hosted malware, I would be in jail. It is against the law. I wonder why Github is allowed to host malware, and continues to provide a platform for it? https://sanctiontrace.com/malware-hosting-providers-sentence...
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by panny 4y ago
Github allowed node-ipc maintainer to stay after he intentionally distributed malware. This move is just security theater in that light. What will 2FA do? Let you be really really sure it was the maintainer who did it? Realistically, github
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by panny 4y ago
You forgot too old. You can't be over 40 and cook food for them. Agism at its best.
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by panny 4y ago
... in the United States.
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by panny 4y ago
>The cat is out of the box. Adapt or die. That's not how it works. AI is copying/stealing from people who actually create. "Laundered legal liability" as someone here so eloquently put it. When co-pilot reproduces GPL
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by panny 4y ago
>That’s not what this. This is largely about mitigating the damage that can be done once someone finds a memory safety error. Hmm, seems like Apple should do better when there are perfectly good languages available which could prevent me
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by panny 4y ago
Memory safe C, huh? I wonder why Linux needs to add rust if it's this straightforward?
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by panny 4y ago
But accounting and HR will time your bathroom breaks. I guess the watchers don't like being watched, which is why retention isn't a bother for them.
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by panny 4y ago
You appear to be correct. I just tried the test on Falkon and it failed. But since not many poeple use Falkon regularly... maybe that's a fingerprint all by itself.
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by panny 4y ago
>having it write unit tests for you Can it do this? Does it provide good branch coverage?
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by panny 4y ago
58 is quite young. Cause of death?
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by panny 4y ago
>Use Restrictions You agree not to use the Model or Derivatives of the Model: >- To generate or disseminate information for the purpose to be used for administration of justice, law enforcement, immigration or asylum processes, such
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by panny 4y ago
Ha, it only gets worse. Then they hire someone to help with no experience at higher pay than you. Someone who didn't work 12 hour days with no overtime and hasn't been with the company for months/years, making more than you.
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by panny 4y ago
>I have to wonder though, how many of those Republicans count Fox News as "the media"? Rs don't trust Fox either. They called AZ for Biden early. Neil Cavuto clowned himself over Trump taking HCQ. Tucker Carlson helped bur
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by panny 4y ago
This is spam. It doesn't matter that there is a news article behind that pay wall.
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by panny 4y ago
This is a really stupid comment and you should probably delete it. What they've done here is pretty close to what I've been wanting. They're now advertising the port speed, which is all anyone cares about. They're not ad
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by panny 4y ago
Everyone who thinks they know how to improve what RMS does has failed to improve what RMS does themselves. If you are a more compelling free software movement leader than RMS, people will follow you. That just hasn't been done. No long
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by panny 4y ago
I made my first foray into web extensions with mv3 on chromium recently. I thought, maybe it's fine since I have nothing to unlearn. Nope. mv3 is terrible and nothing works. Every example of something I want to do is in mv2 and doesn&#
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by panny 4y ago
At least one early DI evangelist thinks so, https://paulhammant.com/2018/04/10/it-turns-out-we-didnt-nee...
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by panny 4y ago
This is largely the opposite of what I see during Q&As at tech conferences. Typically the asker puts forward a question to show off how much they know about the subject and challege the presenter. Perhaps this is due to the 'leetco
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by panny 4y ago
Correct. My subtle point is authoritarian Americans only care about spyware data when it is out of their reach
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by panny 4y ago
Yes, I only use American spyware social media and hardware. Like my Android phone with gboard keylogger sending everything I type to Google.
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by panny 4y ago
>Am I missing something? He basically seems tired of angry emails from amatuers who brick their machines. Suzy qables aren't even available anymore, so to do what I'm talking about, you need to open the chromebook, disconnect t

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