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by ssss11 3y ago
I’m not sure anyone believed it to be anonymous other than those who misunderstand it.
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by ssss11 3y ago
They can be some employment and tax consequences related to employing overseas staff I think if you stay overseas for too long but it depends on the company, industry, your role and the two countries… from what I’ve read here possibly not r
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by ssss11 3y ago
I think they mean people who are not good with computers - a subset of non-technical person. Think of your 80 year old granny, or the guy down the road who’s never owned a computer. Maybe you don’t have many in your circle but they are ever
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by ssss11 3y ago
At this point it should perhaps be renamed ZombieScript
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by ssss11 3y ago
Wow what a read. Best read I’ve had in months.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Is meta using all of our conversations and images to train AI?
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by ssss11 3y ago
My wife used a free technique called something like “couch to 5k” which works well. It get you to progressively improve from a short distance up to 5k - google it and take a look. Best of luck.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Contacts*
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by ssss11 3y ago
This is important. I didn’t have a good network through my 20s and burnt so much time in interviews, took jobs at lousy companies I didn’t know and so on. My last 2 jobs were through contacts and have been fantastic.
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by ssss11 3y ago
In my experience with large corporates they architect their environment for the Microsoft ecosystem - windows, AD, M365 apps and so on. This means they only have to worry about making stuff work and be secure for windows clients. This means
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by ssss11 3y ago
You’ve hit the nail on the head. Everyone with a vested interest to build it has an advertising opportunity in their mind. We need just a few people who think like you do to actually build a future regular people want.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I thought the e2ee keys were held by apple… ?
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by ssss11 3y ago
Because AI sounds cool maybe
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by ssss11 3y ago
If I choose the screen lock PIN example (instead of face scan or finger print) why/how is that more secure and less resistant to attack than a password? It’s a 4 digit number. What am I missing behind the scenes that makes it more secu
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by ssss11 3y ago
I liked this article. Practical, not full of bs, not full of bias, some good tips. Might check out his other articles now.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I came to write this but you beat me. Kudos :D I loved that site
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by ssss11 3y ago
At my high school in the nineties I found a way to escape the locked down environment via a windows dialog somehow, I’d run solitaire and everyone else was dumbfounded - good times!
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by ssss11 4y ago
If you like Facebook tracking everything you do, and the data breach risk associated with their copy of your entire online life, then go for it.
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by ssss11 4y ago
So maybe all those people shouting that “everyone accepted giving their data away” are actually full of sh*
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by ssss11 4y ago
Marketing’s important sure, but if you want to be well rounded and run a startup I’d suggest getting a basic knowledge of at least these as well: Finance, Law as it relates to your business, HR/employment, Risk mgmt.
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by ssss11 4y ago
And like today, did the data brokers digitise those details and link them with your shopping history, your medical records, and your financial details? Of course not. Stop trying to trivialise privacy. Despite addresses being printed in a b
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by ssss11 4y ago
That “most users don’t care” line is tossed around by people all over the place and you righty point out that it isn’t true. If my job relied on people giving up their data privacy I would probably continue telling everyone that line as wel
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by ssss11 4y ago
Of course the simple solution that we all know is to not collect the damn data in the first place. But marketing boffins the world over will never willingly do this unless it’s enforced by law, so we’re left with the user’s taking on the bu
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by ssss11 4y ago
Thank Christ someone said it…
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by ssss11 4y ago
A small fee to use a service will get rid of fake identities and bots. The answer is charging a fair fee. Not scanning iris’ to track that every person only has one account.
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by ssss11 4y ago
I didn’t see any reference to Polygon in the article. Can you elaborate on your comment?
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by ssss11 4y ago
I would argue you should get up to speed on AI as your future career may be somewhat impacted by it, and if not, many others in the corporate world will be.
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by ssss11 4y ago
Our data is useful. In fact it’s worth a lot. This comment seems like it’s written by GPT-3.
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by ssss11 4y ago
You’ve answered your question. It’s tiring. They hope to wear people down.
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by ssss11 4y ago
It’s the path of least resistance for the manager. The easy route.

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