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by ssss11 3y ago
It seems every website thinks they need your PII for legitimate interests though, i wonder how many have actually been taken to court, and actually lost. I bet close to zero, and zero.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Who came up with this pyramid? And why should technologies of the self be at the top? I feel like identity should be much lower and is much more fundamental but the way the internet was constructed it was missed. Or it was never built for “
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by ssss11 3y ago
Love it! A simple solution to a current annoyance
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by ssss11 3y ago
There was a HN thread months ago on this topic. I recall people suggesting well known github repo’s. I’m unsure which ones but you could start at github…
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by ssss11 3y ago
In my experience I’ve found (1) some teams don’t embrace it, (2) some teams don’t break down large tasks or (3) it’s not suited to the work. Each of these result in your rolling sprint. I absolutely hate seeing buzzwords for the sake of the
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by ssss11 3y ago
People at the top like control. They want to have the power, not you, sitting at home doing stuff they can’t see. That is all.
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by ssss11 3y ago
It’s tough. One of the toughest things to balance. I’d suggest be a present dad for a few years at least and let work take a back seat. You can always focus on that more once the kid is in school. This is what I’ve done. I don’t feel guilty
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well this seems like a useful tool. I had considered doing something similar at one point - to show significant share holders of public companies. Good job! I’ll try it out
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by ssss11 3y ago
It’s part of the last name.
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by ssss11 3y ago
There’s a playbook - it always focussed on the character. It’s probably the only way to deflect from the reality of the content of a leak… it’s amazing how influential narratives can be, I suppose is why media has such power.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Can’t upvote this enough. The doublespeak out of corporations like Google is outrageous.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Yes! There are so many use cases where a false alternate option is given as part of reasoning why the given solution is ok, often the only option is accept this or stop using it. This is why users don’t complain about e.g. privacy tracking.
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by ssss11 3y ago
People should pay for products. Advertising should be static. There I solved it.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I think the common answer is “think of where you want your career to go, and consider if this other role is a good step in that direction” But in practice it seems increasingly obvious that we don’t have a single golden career goal… many or
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by ssss11 3y ago
This is such an insightful comment - it’s exactly the kind of examples that wealthy (or even regular) people wouldn’t grasp without having lived through it themselves.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Look up CI/CD tools
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by ssss11 3y ago
Hahha I love it!
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by ssss11 3y ago
The Science journal article has a lot of information if you click through. I don’t see in the results section any conclusion that users “hate” chronological feeds. Their results say things like less engagement and clicks, less time spent in
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by ssss11 3y ago
Scale, Linkage and Permanency. If I drive around, people seeing that don’t permanently record it but a data broker will. These have long been things overlooked by the “who needs privacy” crowd but they’re what’s most important.
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by ssss11 3y ago
As a side note - I’ve found dealing with customer support of any tech business of moderate size and above exactly like this. They have a script and know nothing. The only way to get issues raised and resolved is to know someone (be known as
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well without further information that sounds incredibly dystopian.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I suppose it depends what type of code you’re developing but in general I’d expect a dev environment and unit tests, then a test environment and integration tests, a staging environment and UAT (or UAT in Test) and then production. Test or
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by ssss11 3y ago
I need to know more about the psychological phenomenon where humans believe music streaming and movie streaming are worth so much yet almost every other app should be free. Why is that. Why is entertainment worth paying for but useful, valu
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by ssss11 3y ago
Real estate is so expensive these days I have a mountain of debt just to own a home. If I had spare cash lying around I’d put it in shares.
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by ssss11 3y ago
What’s the tech? Does it use WebKit? Is it chromium?
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by ssss11 3y ago
I think they’re referring to Lit naming components ‘html’ and ‘css’ - if you go to the tech docs here the very first example imports ‘html’ and ‘css’. https://lit.dev/docs/components/overview/ I agree that th
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by ssss11 3y ago
This ^
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by ssss11 3y ago
It’s probably one of the reasons the managers want you back in as well - they want/need the theatre
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by ssss11 3y ago
Hmm I wonder what sort of privacy impacts there are in a future of having Meta (or Google et al) AI running on chips on your phone when the parent company has so much info on you and blatantly flaunts privacy laws.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Build something in your spare time? Use the cash to prepare for running a small business? Learn other jobs/skills in your spare time and transition to something you might enjoy more? Prepare for a really long holiday with the cash?

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