saargrin

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by saargrin 6y ago
except their efforts are largely focused and selective switch to arabic language and you will see things that could be easily identified as violent propaganda,yet they stay up because FB censorship system is not interested in enforcing rule
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by saargrin 6y ago
bezos ,almost single handedly, drove the whole concept of consumer accessible computing having been in the IT field throughout this period,i remember the awful pains you had to go thru to get any reasonable amount of computing power ,inclu
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by saargrin 6y ago
wouldnt that blockchain grow exponentially ?
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by saargrin 6y ago
im super annoyed by people who are outraged about this then turn around and repost memes about eating the rich or guillotining/GULaging Jeff Bezos
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by saargrin 6y ago
you are a true hero :)
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by saargrin 6y ago
that would be cool if they also implemented the same policy towards other violent/inciteful players and terror organizations
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by saargrin 6y ago
"accidentally"
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by saargrin 6y ago
its nice of you to assume the tech staff on the hill are any younger than 80yo reps themselves i worked for a long while in various near-it jobs before transitioning to my current position in cyber /devops i am quite sure that non-tech
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by saargrin 6y ago
not sure the office computers are typically accessible to public now they gonna check everything for possible keyloggers or whatnot and theres no way of knowing if any computer was left unlocked and might have had something installed on it
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by saargrin 6y ago
im 42 and i use it to talk to people who i would probably never have met otherwise , but ran into on different facebook groups and such in addition there are many hobbies groups on FB that have no alternative venue other than old-style foru
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by saargrin 6y ago
i thought truecaller used an average of everybody else's contacts to figure what to display
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by saargrin 6y ago
lots of my friends have both whatsapp and telegram and now some of them are almost exclusively on telegram and some on whatsapp and whats worse is,now there are some half-and-half conversations in both and on top of that whatsapp rolled out
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by saargrin 6y ago
here in israel its the same and we also got very high presence of Truecaller so basically if you expose your phone number anybody can find your real name and FB profile
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by saargrin 6y ago
any manager who disregards potential churn and/or mass walkouts is probably too obtuse to be talked sense to
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by saargrin 6y ago
how is this not even obvious? i never worked in a company that expected uncompensated on call even those that had no official policy typically had lenient look-the-other-way approach so you can ,say,take half day off if you got called up at
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by saargrin 6y ago
all the 3rd party dropshippers on amazon gonna get wiped out on the other hand,that means amazon will be competing directly with Aliexpress ,and might trigger some kind of CCP response
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by saargrin 6y ago
i suspect terrorism
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by saargrin 6y ago
probably work for the police at some capacity but its way underpaid as compared to my hitech salary ,i dont see myself surviving this hard a hit to my savings
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by saargrin 6y ago
wouldnt the turbines be safer if they are spinning instead of being parked? you could just disengage the dynamo..
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by saargrin 6y ago
whats the expected lifetime on one of those? does it grow or diminish with size,i.e. do bigger ones last longer? it does seem that maintenance on the bigger ones is more complicated and requires more sophisticated gear ,not to mention diff
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by saargrin 6y ago
Sisense is pretty cool and you could connect up a bunch of different datasources
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by saargrin 6y ago
found it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnxcPeemHSc&ab_channel=DEFCO...
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by saargrin 6y ago
actually theres been a video from some hacking channel ,i think blackhat , where they review these and the security is ridiculously lax on the other hand the potential damage is not that high (unless the motors could be overheated quickly)
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by saargrin 6y ago
how does that solve anything? getting hit by a chunk of wood at orbital speeds is pretty much the same as getting hit by same mass of ice or rock ..
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by saargrin 6y ago
it would be easier to have it spiral into the atmosphere and burn up i mean thats what happens to most satellites anyway
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by saargrin 6y ago
that said, AI does seem to require some hard ethical thinking about how it should be used and by whom, and which limits ought to be implemented and i dont expect a bunch of startup devs who only care about meeting a deadline or their next f
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by saargrin 6y ago
the original ones on release were awful for sure
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by saargrin 6y ago
and how are you gonna ship fertilizers and ship out highly time sensitive produce from africa where theres no political stability and no roads,no qualified manpower and no law infrastructure? also ,do you think it makes much sense flying c
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by saargrin 6y ago
shoulda used docker-swarm or k8s for fault tolerance
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by saargrin 6y ago
in israel this whole 2 meters apart thing doesnt work because people see it as an invitation to barge in in front of you

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