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by qualeed 1y ago
>" Hiring people who haven’t used it will be a marketable skill too ". Can you explain your thinking on this? Obviously there will be jobs where AI isn't required, so omission of experience would be fine, but I can't
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by qualeed 1y ago
Is it worth leaving? Hard to say for your specific situation, there's thousands of variables that no one here will ever know. Unless you are a superstar or independently wealthy, it's typically a bad idea to leave a job before you
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by qualeed 1y ago
Echoing others, I've used NoScript for years and at this point it is practically unnoticeable. Many sites work without (some, like random news & blogs, work better). When a site doesn't work, I make a choice between temporaril
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by qualeed 1y ago
There's a lot of "comfortably wealthy" available between "charity company" and "billionaire" which can be achieved ethically, though.
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by qualeed 1y ago
"256 bits AES Encryption" should really have a "Military Grade" stamp on it. Perhaps with a metal background and some rivets or whatever for emphasis.
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by qualeed 1y ago
> I wasn’t surprised by the pushback. This comment broke the guidelines. I'm not saying it shouldn't have been moderated. I made a meta comment on the overall moderation on HN, which sometimes surprises me in which comments ge
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by qualeed 1y ago
> and not other supposedly worse comments I'm guessing my comments are pushing on a sore spot, because you've implied that I support the personal attack when I've said clearly I don't, and now you're implying th
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by qualeed 1y ago
> But in front of patients, they’re afraid any sign of uncertainty will lead to patients concluding that some other quackery is just as good as actual medicine This, but also in particularly litigious countries like the USA, they have t
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by qualeed 1y ago
> People doing it and supporting it always think it’s “not that bad”; nobody likes to think of themselves as doing “bad”. So we're clear, because this implies I'm "supporting" it, I'm not. Just saying that this
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by qualeed 1y ago
I sympathize with your point, but if it takes you anywhere close to a year to figure out that someone faked their way into a position... that's bad.
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by qualeed 1y ago
> They make money, they're not a charity. I know it can be shocking to some people to learn this, but you can make money ethically .
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by qualeed 1y ago
It's not unnecessary to tell people you aren't a doctor when people may reasonably believe you are a doctor in the absence of such a disclaimer.
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by qualeed 1y ago
Sometimes it's really surprising what comments you guys push back on and which ones you don't comment on. (Yes, I know, you can't see everything, etc.). I suspect it might be because this one wasn't dressed up enough. Wh
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by qualeed 1y ago
> By definition if one is defending oneself, one is not committing murder. Despite the fact that I think you understood what they were saying perfectly fine, you can substitute "killing someone" (or "taking another life&q
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by qualeed 1y ago
I hadn't heard of this, but it says: > The hypothesis is widely rejected by relevant experts.[2][1][3][4] It is influenced by creationism [...] It is an alternative to the long-standing and widely accepted explanation that the Youn
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by qualeed 1y ago
Lots of services don't even let me pay if I wanted to, so I am forced to be the product. (Donating typically does not un-productify myself). Or I pay and am still the product. Just with less in-my-face ads.
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by qualeed 1y ago
(2011)
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by qualeed 1y ago
I wonder how experiences can differ so much with the same program. I've never had an issue having 3-5 twitch streams open at the same time, across multiple computers and multiple FireFox versions.
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by qualeed 1y ago
> So you don’t really have a choice but to update to the latest. Similar to most programs, you can change certain behaviors in the settings of the program. For Firefox update behavior: Settings -> General -> Firefox Updates ->
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by qualeed 1y ago
It's comments like this that really make participating on this forum not fun. It's a cute story. Fuck is just a word. They aren't going to grow up to be a bad person because they said it as a kid, and it's wild to say st
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by qualeed 1y ago
As you've just demonstrated, that point can be made without even mentioning Zig, let alone copy/pasting some compile time stuff with no other comment or context. Which is why I thought (well, hoped) there might be something more t
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by qualeed 1y ago
Neat, I guess? This comment would be a lot better if it engaged with the posted article, or really had any sort of insight beyond a single compile time metric. What do you want me to take away from your comment? Zig good and Rust bad?
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by qualeed 1y ago
It's not anger. I just found your comment presumptuous, even if you meant it in the third person. Calling it out as such doesn't mean I'm "seeking anger". People are different. No one, myself or anonymous third-pers
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by qualeed 1y ago
You have no idea who I am. Just because someone isn't like you about open door policies doesn't mean they need to "grow". We're just different. What a presumptuous thing to say.
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Good for them, but, as should be obvious from this thread, different people have different tolerances for "door always open" policies. And, as also mentioned elsewhere in this thread, the tolerance will be significantly different
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by qualeed 1y ago
> They didn't find a school that would teach them about crime, right? The difference between the bad guys and good guys isn't what they've learned. It's how the use what they've learned. Any cybersec course wort
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> clearly user agents I am not sure I agree with an AI-aided browser, that will scrape sites and aggregate that information, being classified as "clearly" a user agent. If this browser were to gain traction and ends up being a
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From wherever the hardware vendor (or anyone else who has copies of the driver) wants to upload them to.
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The most important part of this, which it appears people may have missed is: > legacy drivers published on Windows Update You can still go download the legacy drivers directly. They just wont be automatically installed/updated via
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by qualeed 1y ago
There's no reason not to respect it. If your browser behaves, it's not going to be excluded in robots.txt. If your browser doesn't behave, you should at least respect robots.txt. If your browser doesn't behave, and you c

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