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   by rovr138 3y ago

   > My experience with online activists' predictions of imminent dystopia is that they generally turn out to be extremely overblown. The questions in my opinion then become, Is it the law preventing these? Is it some people not yet se
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   Consistency is what makes it for me. I work with MySQL, Maria, Postgre, BigQuery, snowflake, SQLite I can find UI’s for them, but having one tool means it’s the same set of shortcuts and tools. I also use their ides for development so havin
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   > as long as individual PII is removed https://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html , "The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) i
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   > “What choice do I have?” - a Google engineer who drives a brand new Tesla, living in a $10k per month apartment. There's also Google engineers driving Corollas and helping their parents back home with expenses.
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   I don't work at Google. I know of people that have the circumstances I've mentioned. Some that help their parents, some that have kids, some that have sick spouses, some that brought their parents to live with them and support the
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   >"Im used to spending too much money so in order to not getting a minimal pay cut im gonna work on unethical proyects." That also accounts for expenses. Do any of them send money home? Help parents or grandparents? Do any of th
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   And is everyone, or should everyone, be willing to risk that fat salary, cushy job, benefits for their principles if it means risking the quality of life for their family? Do any of them support a sick kid, spouse, parent? Any of them send
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   >Might need another job but c'mon, you have Google in your CV, jobs will come, stop being a greedy pig. Anyone sick at home? Anyone with a visa? Any debt? Student loans? Kids? You wouldn't just need any other job, you'd ne
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   by rovr138 3y ago

   Yes, there's some that just want to work on different problems and want to just fix the puzzles. But blanket blaming all of them and saying they all have a choice is not real. Any of them on visas? How would you feel about risking not
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    How much is the cost of living? Lifestyle creep? Do they have anyone at home sick and they're the only ones working while also living in a high cost of living area? It's not that easy.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    The same engineers doing this in exchange for money, healthcare, etc to put food on their tables and provide for their families? Not everyone has the ability to act on said 'choice' and risk their jobs, income, benefits.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    I've thought about this too and have mentioned it to friends a couple of times. Not sure if bankruptcy, but it's a way to get tax credits if it's not successful.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Which other ones did he run directly where he had the 'expertise'? Basically, they had other people to help guide it vs just Musk doing it himself.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    It’s a fork of Firefox around privacy and security. So, the question is about comparing the settings on both. Settings for libre wolf are here, https://gitlab.com/librewolf-community/settings
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Not sure how it works when my laptop goes to sleep. Would be great if the app could detect/check if it just woke up and the last ping and color those time slots a different color to highlight it didn’t check those.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    I have a local DNS server to access servers and other resources on my network. DNS over HTTPS breaks this.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Here's a scanner, https://www.open-resume.com/resume-parser You can also build a resume with it (and you can self host it if you want)
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    > This assumes the users speak English Where's the assumption? On the alpha portion? The date internally can be stored as it is, this is only the display and the alpha portion can be localized.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    A blanket ban on jobs? Or a blanket ban on these tools for jobs under 100k? I would like to see a distribution of salaries for jobs in NYC before saying ~100k
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    I imagine not a lot. I know I don’t have to.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Do you have examples? Not sure if you mean security or ergonomics.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Signing isn't encryption. If someone else has the key, it's not safe encryption. It's only as safe as the entities holding the keys. Do we know that they won't sell? Be forced? What happens if they get hacked? Now it&#x2
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    For anyone else curious, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.hn https://nic.hn/ It’s the TLD for Honduras.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    I agree. They built a platform so that we could create communities and manage them how we want to. We posted information. We created content. We exchanged ideas, had discussions, and we all helped each other. I’m fine with them recouping th
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/15/23762868/reddit-ceo-steve... > Huffman has argued the changes are a business decision to force AI companies training on Reddit’s data to pony up, but they’re also wi
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    `file` will tell you too
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    So that’s added stress at pressures that it wasn’t rated for.
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    https://sam.gov/opp/2e0365ce1e3c4c179b50fb15573d68e4/view links to "SATPC0031698 Tab 04 SOW.pdf" which has 2 line items, - CIQ Rocky Enterprise Linux Per Person Advanced - Annual Subscription Service Per
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    ch, ll
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    by rovr138 3y ago

    Just found this, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tz_database#2011_lawsuit