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by sailfast 6y ago
Been trying to find this in the iOS app but not having any luck. Did I miss something in the article?
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by sailfast 6y ago
Thanks. Seems like I’m mistaken about this or my experience is not as common. Appreciate the links. I’d be interested if they always came with a press release and public quotes / pressure - but maybe that’s in the ACU report. Haven’t g
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by sailfast 6y ago
Thanks that’s a great paper. Much obliged.
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by sailfast 6y ago
That’s why I mentioned the whistleblower statutes. SARs are not crimes. They are potentially suspicious activity. If there is a crime not being reported after collection of these SARs then blow the whistle. No reason to leak a bunch of them
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by sailfast 6y ago
They... do? That’s what FINCEN is.
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by sailfast 6y ago
The Feds determine if the activity is illegal. SARS are filed as part of the bank’s duty to report and they are liable if they don’t report the activity. You want to err on the side of “more SARs” so you are covered. But if they’re leaked -
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by sailfast 6y ago
Well, yeah. The leaker signed an NDA. You of course take the risk that you will be punished by the NDA’s consequences that you sign unless you are using whistleblower statutes. That’s the whole point of the NDA. Edit: you don’t publish your
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by sailfast 6y ago
In my experience this is not at all normal. Any more examples off-hand if agencies writing draft legislation? Not talking rulemaking, talking actual law. Would happily be proven wrong here but it’s something I have actively seen agencies av
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by sailfast 6y ago
The law instructs them to write the rules / guidance.It’s their responsibility to then do that and we fund them to do that. Agencies don’t get funded to write the law that gives them the mandate to write the regulation. That’s a classi
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by sailfast 6y ago
It’s not normal to write draft legislation. It is normal to have a legislative affairs office that works with Congress on all sorts of things but to propose draft legislation is weird. Agencies typically try to avoid doing this as it could
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by sailfast 6y ago
Having a legislative affairs office is one thing, but publishing draft legislation? That seems WAY out of line for an executive department. Why are my tax dollars being used for the executive to write laws?
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by sailfast 6y ago
Counterpoint to a number of posts already on here regarding the bad for privacy angle. Maybe not a terrible idea to have a board member with significant experience understanding the threat nation states and other larger private hacking conc
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by sailfast 6y ago
Certainly, but it doesn’t have the same effect of having you searchable in a general database for recruiters. I don’t need to share network updates but I do want to be able to look for jobs and have someone be able to offer interesting oppo
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by sailfast 6y ago
My profile is on LinkedIn because I feel like I’ll miss opportunities if I’m not on there. I’d love to remove it and go somewhere that doesn’t do this. Are there any non-terrible, more purely motivated sites for an individual to post their
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by sailfast 6y ago
This looks harrowing and I appreciate the person taking the time to share their experience and their lessons. Total technical aside: is this a submarine for a new version of exposure?
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by sailfast 6y ago
> In the East Coast experience and status are highly valued. Bill Gates created class scheduling software in high school, and I wanted to replicate that. I approached our school admin about doing the same when I was 16 and was promptly s
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by sailfast 6y ago
This totally makes sense, if you also find some benefit (personally or societally / globally) by taking ownership of the problem. If you're a) not going to get paid b) not going to materially improve your prospects c) not going to
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by sailfast 6y ago
Maybe? The major, MAJOR difference is that if a kindergarten class is in front of a teacher, the teacher can see the class and there are consequences for misbehavior / disobedience and the teacher can manage the class. The teacher has
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by sailfast 6y ago
Yes, which is why we made the hard decision to take our kids out and home school. (The fact that we can even consider this is a luxury? Not sure how four hours in front of a virtual lecture works for kindergarten, or why it was seen as a vi
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by sailfast 6y ago
There are a lot of words in this article that are not really important to the argument so it takes awhile to get to the actual less link-bait conclusion. TL;DR: architecture is another means of control and we shouldn’t let corporate archite
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by sailfast 6y ago
That's because "tuin" which sounds exactly like Town means something totally different in Dutch (garden)
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by sailfast 6y ago
This might be good guidance to avoid getting too deep in the weeds and avoid starting work. Might even avoid the whole "waterfall with sprint" trap, but I'd argue it's quite important for the entire team to have an idea
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by sailfast 6y ago
Also saw the Zin yesterday - clearly not at the same level of production, but they went the non-foiling route, and it seems like the torqeedo has a bit more range? 17 knot min foiling speed sounds quite fast, especially for water skiing in
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by sailfast 6y ago
Can you say more about the format of remote learning in Australia? Age ranges? How much video per day? In my school district, they are looking at 4 hours (2, 2-hour blocks) of "live learning" in-person per day, for 5-6 year olds.
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by sailfast 6y ago
I agree 100% with this. While you can appreciate music it's hard to be a "buff" unless you can try to understand the effort or absolute virtuosity that goes into playing a really complex piece. Knowing that you like the way m
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by sailfast 6y ago
In general, Musk's approach seems to be: force an industry to be leaps and bounds better by succeeding in that industry in a new way thought very difficult before. Worked for Tesla as well as SpaceX. Same goal for Boring / Hyperlo
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by sailfast 6y ago
UV-C light in your air conditioning unit or some higher end filters might solve the recirculation issues, no? When people must be inside, we could probably make it much safer for them to do so even without the equipment you mention.
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by sailfast 6y ago
Good communication skills and soft skills are even more important when you work remotely. I’m sure there are offshore teams that are really excellent at this, but unless the offshoring is for stand-alone teams the comms combined with the ti
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by sailfast 6y ago
I'm not sure how this would hold up given the inability of United States congresspersons to prevent forced arbitration language being inserted into just about every contract we sign every day.
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by sailfast 6y ago
Once a platform becomes big enough I'd imagine you're guaranteed a regression to the mean. Your user persona becomes "everyone" so you design for "everyone" instead of the community that made the site unique. I

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