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I recently did a bunch of "virtual onsite" interviews, mostly over zoom. I think the main frustration I experienced was the barely perceptible latency in the video chat. It really bites when you start talking at the same time as t
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In this context, "democracy" is used in the broad sense, meaning the codified national value of self-government by the population. The distinction that there are elected representatives rather than direct votes isn't relevant
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> To remedy this defect, a new Metasophist University is needed to provide high quality online modules and reliable accreditation to all. We shall thus provide cheap education of the highest quality to all Europeans, while empowering peo
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That doesn't seem obviously true to me, do you have some more details?
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Do lenders let you get a mortgage if your income is unemployment payments that run out in 20 weeks? I would assume not, but maybe there are regulations that require them not to consider the source of the income if its from unemployment.
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6y ago
Would a social engineering attack even qualify for the bounty program?
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In the U.S. you can be fired for no reason, so the hypothetical trial period is basically just hiring people without interviewing them and then firing them as soon as you realize you made a mistake.
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In terms of sheer numbers, I would guess that at least a plurality of websites are running old versions of PHP and are released via FTP. But I don't think that's really meaningful or interesting to worry about, since those service
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For what its worth, researchers have actually studied this specific case (r/fatpeoplehate) and concluded the exact opposite: http://comp.social.gatech.edu/papers/cscw18-chand-hate.pdf
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Well, the ones in West Virginia at least.
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I agree that, based on their pandemic response (among other things), I wouldn't want the people currently running the executive branch to design a new healthcare system for the country. But how does it follow that because one group of
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Huh, that's pretty interesting. How much time did managing the properties take up?
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That's the inverse, not the converse, and if we're talking about propositional logic it is not implied by the original statement.
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Can you elaborate on the "propaganda" comment?
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It was by far the largest online conservative community, and it funneled people into even more extreme communities. I don't really get bringing up the freedom of speech angle here - r/the_donald has always aggressively deleted pos
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That's not correct, none of the four officers involved have been charged yet.
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I think you could make that argument, although it might involve using Arc<T> for everything
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If someone sent me that link I would be confused, since the video doesn't play and it says "0 peers" at the bottom.
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The company is now servicing $100m of debt. That cash went to the previous shareholders in the buyout.
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Sorry, are you saying that it's a good thing to sell stolen credit cards because there is a market for them?
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Am I the only one scratching their head at this argument in 2020? 15 years ago when shared hosting was more common I would buy it, but I just don't find myself wasting time on figuring deployments out in other languages/frameworks
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It just sounds like you think everything that existed before you started programming is good and useful and everything after is a fad.
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You say you're not a fan of throwing around the term "Nazi" lazily, but immediately in the previous sentence you suggest that you understand Nazism as a combination of "nationalism" and "socialism". Since
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Facebook is using this?
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State internet restrictions aren't implemented in the application layer.
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Can I suggest you remove the personal attacks from your comments in here? It's hard to read your argument in good faith when it's full of insults.
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All (US) states have partial unemployment
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IQ testing gets a lot of flak because its usefulness is misunderstood and overstated, and because historically it has been used by adherents of scientific racism. I get the sense from the comment about BMI and "axe grinding" that
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For this to work I think you would need a much stricter compliance than what is enforced in restaurant cleanliness.
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So why is it that climate scientists - the most educated people on this topic - overwhelmingly believe that evidence supports a theory of anthropogenic climate change? Is it more likely that they are all wrong, that they are all in on an el
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