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by sodosopa 7y ago
You can turn the coins off. It’s not heavily in the UI. The blocking works fine. You’re in control, just click the blooming icon.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-46618582
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Anyone who is better than you at a skill or task is a mentor. All it takes is to work around them, ask relevant questions, watch, do and shut up.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
would you trust Facebook after the many ways they've sold your data?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I don't blame them. If you're in the ecosystem, with an iPad or a Macbook you have iMessage there too without installing a Facebook or any other intrusive or untrustworthy apps.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Read it slower.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I have former coworkers who are beginning to look and have moved to lower career roles basically aging out. No pressure of running teams but the experience of budgeting and knowing how to code a multitude of systems.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Doesn’t invalidate the question on potential ageism.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Her. The founder is a woman.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Like I said elsewhere the fact that the number was incorrect gave pause and had me questioning everything else.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
i did and it immediately invalidated the $1,000 claim. So it lead to me questioning everything else.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Did they interview anyone with that experience?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
they’re measuring hours not actual dollars
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Any over 40?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Maybe that’s why they’re outsourcing a bulk of their work.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
“We spent less than $1,000 on hiring And “I’ve had coffees or breakfasts with probably hundreds of candidates” The real cost is over $1,000 unless the value of your time is $0. Also, as someone else commented. So out of hundreds you intervi
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by sodosopa 7y ago
The justice system relies on human memory all the time. That’s the most unreliable thing we currently use.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I would still want to look at the rate. Is it 1 of 10 or 1 in a million? At what number are we comfortable for our safety?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
2 out of how many? Is that 2% or .0000001%
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by sodosopa 7y ago
The tech will improve. Fingerprint data from cards use to be high tech. Also the William & Will West case was an older example of misidentifying by photography. Modern tech has improved dramatically and will get more and more precise. W
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by sodosopa 7y ago
They’ve shared fingerprint data as soon as AFIS went online in 84. This is an advancement of the same process. How many innocent people are caught with fingerprint data?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
With respect, are you sure you're in the right industry? You like to code however you don't enjoy the human issues associated with the job. Every job has those in tech and many outside of tech do too.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I could as of 10 minutes ago
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How Russia Wants to Control the Internet(bbc.com)
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by sodosopa 7y ago
AI derived printed textiles with randomized color blocks. Use AI against AI. If your clothing looks like it's glitched out, is that the video or is it a new form of personal camouflage?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
> and suddenly you have a generation of children where infant mortality etc goes way down (again thanks to antibiotics) Infant mortality went down in white communities, there is still a disparity between infant mortality in white communi
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Look under RSS 1.0. It’s not the same as RSS .91 or 2.0 userland/Dave Winer branches. To call it simply as “RSS”? I dunno
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I like a good cool beer or stout, but get disgusted at cold beer. It's not enjoyable, so it gives me time to talk with friends as the beer warms to a proper temp.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I'm looking at it from a couple of levels to support my data scientists. They're primarily python-based but we are adding newer data scientists who have experience with R. Algorithmically, we built a neural network for phenotyping
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by sodosopa 7y ago
And that’s fair. I’m always curious with how people are using the same or similar tools that my company uses. It’s good to hear common struggles or differences in workflows.

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