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by panny 6y ago
The article is light on reasons for increased productivity, but according to anecdotes I've heard, it's due partly to even longer working hours at home. Concretely, when salary employees WFH, all hours have become working hours
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by panny 6y ago
Why punish people who prefer to remain single then? Why can't everyone have these extra financial benefits?
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by panny 6y ago
>but I'm not a food regulator I take it you've never set foot inside a waste treatment plant either.
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by panny 6y ago
>an author who makes the source code available for all to see puts his reputation on the line, and had better make the software clean and clear, on pain of the community's disapproval I've produced clean, well documented, 100%
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by panny 6y ago
It depends on what is in your wastewater of course, but most toxin typically concentrates in the leaves rather than the beans/corn. From there, the toxin remaining concentrates mostly in organs which can be discarded, rather than the m
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by panny 6y ago
The point is to get rid of the wastewater safe/cheap/efficient rather than grow the forest. Water consumption isn't the concern. They certainly wouldn't be doing drip irrigation with wastewater because wastewater would c
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by panny 6y ago
>Is there some reason that these would not qualify? I believe excerpts of pictures or emails taken for news reporting qualifies as fair use. It's not like they showed the whole picture, they just cropped his face with the crack pipe
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai makes Section 230 rule clarifications(fcc.gov)
3 points by panny 6y ago|1 comments
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by panny 6y ago
>Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust And unionizing. Don't forget unionizing. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/25/technology/google-fires-w... I'm sure there's a f
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by panny 6y ago
I'm working on an application that's written in javascript, java, and python. It uses maven to build. I have it under git version control with git submodules. I don't have to context switch in Eclipse. I can do all of that wi
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by panny 6y ago
Java has all of the listed criteria. 1) Comprehensive. Maven provides comprehensive coverage from archetypes (project starter templates), dependency management, build, version archiving, everything. It is written in Java as well. 2) Develop
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by panny 6y ago
>Which services banned Trump's recent medical report? I would have assumed "Twitter blocks Trump medical record release" had been in the news and cannot find a single story about it. Because that's not how censorship
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by panny 6y ago
Google culture is toxic. Google contributors spread the toxic Google culture to everything they touch.
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by panny 6y ago
>When I worked at Google (2014-2018), it was easy to get permission to contribute to open source projects as long as the license was BSD, MIT, or Apache 2.0. The more restrictive licenses like GPL 2 or AGPL, I think Google either flat ou
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by panny 6y ago
>the top 10 percent now own more than 88 percent of corporate equity and mutual fund shares, meaning they benefit most from the booming markets I was under the impression everyone had a 401k.
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by panny 6y ago
>And if Oracle wins on interfaces being copyrightable They already did. Fair use is an argument made #after# copyright infringement occurs. Winning on fair use means API is copyrightable. The jury decided that it is fair use to take some
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by panny 6y ago
It seems likely that the GPL will fall if that's the case. >In this particular case, the court’s interest in the matter might stem from an amicus brief filed by a group of civil procedure, intellectual property and legal history pro
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by panny 6y ago
>Repealing it would only lead to more restrictions on what people can post. From the right's point of view, that's the desired effect. The right is already being deplatformed. Removing 230 protections means everyone is deplatfo
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by panny 6y ago
>In the not-so-distant future: Code snippet scanning for copyright infringement Will never happen. Can you imagine what would occur if Github started harrassing private repo owners for including GPL licensed code? Or automatically making
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Explosive FBI Texts Show Internal Furor at 'Crossfire Hurricane' Handling(scribd.com)
17 points by panny 6y ago|16 comments
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by panny 6y ago
>Eich may be a bigot Eich was perfectly capable of working with others. He had a demonstrated track record of doing so since he co-founded Mozilla. >a large chunk of Mozilla/FireFox' employees may have walked if he had tried
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by panny 6y ago
I noticed (pre outage) IAM console won't work at all if I --disable-reading-from-canvas in my launch args to prevent fingerprinting. All the other service consoles I use work. I have to have a special config for my browser just for AWS
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by panny 6y ago
This happened over a year ago, right? https://www.entrouvert.com/actualites/2019/entrouvert-versus...
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by panny 6y ago
>This is going to change at some point. When it does, things will happen quickly and it won't go well for us. No one with any scientific background would make this claim. Le Chatelier's principle has the opposite effect. Equili
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by panny 6y ago
>Firefox's killer feature and also the reason that it got its ass kicked by Chrome 5% faster page load still isn't a killer feature. >Extensions were amazing And the reason everyone who left used the browser. >lose extens
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by panny 6y ago
You refute a page with scientific studies and their outcomes with talking points. That's all I really need to know about your argument.
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by panny 6y ago
There's more great news. Most of the HCQ studies show it has positive benefits, https://c19study.com/ The only studies where results are mixed are where HCQ is administered too late to do any good. PrEP, PEP, and Early
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by panny 6y ago
>That 32k BootROM isn't free in your example. It's a ROM. Read only. https://www.fsf.org/news/freebios.html "The BIOS was impossible to replace because it was stored in ROM: the only way to to put in
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by panny 6y ago
You're wrong, but with such confidence! Here is a documented ARM booting sequence with fully free firmware, https://stikonas.eu/wordpress/2019/09/15/blobless-boot-with-...
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by panny 6y ago
Snowden docs have been available for years. ShadowBrokers. Just this week a 20GB dump of private Intel source was dumped with backdoors included. It is beyond a reasonable doubt that x86 hardware has NSA backdoors in it. You're now sit

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