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by randompwd 5y ago
Software Engineering at Google (for Google, by Google, detailing issues which are issues mainly at Google) [You're not Google]
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by randompwd 5y ago
Lol! You think the risk comes from the arrest and not man-children like you who will castigate the cop for making the arrest. No doubt the cop would be harassed in the street whilst others scream 'they didnt do nothin'
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by randompwd 5y ago
> California shouldn't need a bodycount to justify housing its homeless What percentage of housing should California allocate to homeless people? What conditions should have to be met before the state houses someone? If I want to te
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by randompwd 5y ago
Wow, so every single poor person would go out and rob? Each of them had their morals eroded by poverty? Every single one of them? Your comment comes across as that of an apologist.
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by randompwd 5y ago
> If you get 5 or more kms outside Dublin, people start sounding gibberish. What a dumb and ignorant thing to say.
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by randompwd 5y ago
> Sad to see UK becoming one of the apologists of internet censorship Almost as if, (at this point in time), the benefits of this to the people of the country(not just you) outweigh the negatives...
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by randompwd 5y ago
You're about as informed on Europe as somebody who read a single headline and never dug deeper.
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by randompwd 5y ago
There is no irony. This site is not run by Google, Israel or Palestine.
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by randompwd 5y ago
same story; non paywalled https://californianewstimes.com/what-happens-when-virtue-sig...
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by randompwd 5y ago
Lol. A billionaire doesn't give money to $causeOfTheDay - they're "selfish" assholes. They do give money - they're informed they can't buy forgiveness or they should have given more or the patronage is paternal
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by randompwd 5y ago
> Most people don't get opportunities to study at one of the most elite educational institutions in the world, with world-class academics Most don't. Many do. And Vom Neumann was still massively ahead of them, and the rest of t
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by randompwd 5y ago
> that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops. Equal potential maybe. But it's nonsense to equate potential with talent. Talent is observed based on demonstrable execution. A pithy quote is all th
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by randompwd 5y ago
> such as in the living room of his house with the television blaring. The environment is still under his control. Not at all like an open office.
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by randompwd 5y ago
> I met with three separate Googlers in Project Starline (all of them men) Well, at least we know that they weren't all white men; because if they were, this writer would sure have let us know about this very irrelevant information.
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by randompwd 5y ago
I also hate when sites use ever-changing 3rd party urls (e.g. $randomchars.cloudfront.net) Use uMatrix on a site for more than a week and annoyances will show themselves. Twitch is the biggest site I've found that loves ever changing 3
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by randompwd 5y ago
2018
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by randompwd 5y ago
Lol. In what world would anyone accept the UN dictating this?
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What the Media Gets Wrong About Israel (2014)(theatlantic.com)
4 points by randompwd 5y ago|0 comments
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by randompwd 5y ago
English media & social media of every kind is covering this in great detail. The answer to tha_rami's question is none. Most people are blindly repeating what their favourite social media stars have posted. How many people have a
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by randompwd 5y ago
> Following the most recent set of violent military strikes by the Israel Defense Forces that have leveled entire buildings in Gaza and left over 180 Palestinians dead, > As Israeli attacks against Palestinian civilians continue >
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by randompwd 5y ago
FTA: > “None of our records show that Richard was involved in any capacity in the Flamin’ Hot test market,” Frito-Lay wrote in a statement to The Times, in response to questions about an internal investigation whose existence has not bee
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by randompwd 5y ago
so he's a massive attention seeking fraud..
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by randompwd 5y ago
> You don't see how a non-stabbing fight could escalate into a stabbing fight It wasn't a single incident/moment in time. Dig a little deeper. These articles don't like to focus on the negative which is why they haven
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by randompwd 5y ago
> None of those are needed for proper HTML; they're implicit. They are needed for proper HTML. They're just not needed for HTML.
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by randompwd 5y ago
And they still had to execute the DOM operations anyway so I feel scepticism of React was warranted. When the complex reality of JS applications was reached in React, React shortcoming became more and more apparent. There's no free lun
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by randompwd 5y ago
If you can't tell a story without including unrelated meme gifs in every 2nd tweet, maybe realise you're not able to tell a story well or the story itself isn't good. What's worse is this guy describes himself as a write
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by randompwd 5y ago
I don't know if you're new to this whole technology thing but the answer a lot of the times is: things are more complicated than the simple words that can be used to describe the thing.
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by randompwd 5y ago
> They routinely fantasize journalistic motivations that are either outdated (“clickbait”) Wow, truly great journalism. /s A one sided blatant attack piece that has reporters being the saviours we desperately need. alt: https:&#x2
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by randompwd 5y ago
> Make more / better content that is worth watching Or how about sovereign nations push back against the tidal wave of simplistic US cultural propaganda and limit it?
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by randompwd 5y ago
That vanity fair article was a good read but I felt it continually excused the American pilots ineptitude but happily pilloried the Brazilian air traffic controllers.

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