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   by ssss11 5y ago

   OneNote. Yep I go back for important information.
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   I’m interested to know what they mean by ‘digital humans’?
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   As an outsider without intimate knowledge any of this could be wrong, but, I’ve been on both sides of the tech and manager relationship and: - there’s a clear problem in how the news that you’d be signed up has been delivered: they haven’t
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   Resumes are all gonna look the same given the amount of experience grads have. I’d suggest focus on a grad role in a large mega Corp and do a couple of years - they will give you some best practice insights. It doesn’t need to be FAANG it c
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   I believe those laws define what is PII within the text, although they all differ slightly.
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   I’ve worked across consumer goods (clothing/fashion), retail and law mostly and have seen various industries and to be honest most large companies need software engineers. You may get a lot of legacy in house custom code to manage, or
7. 697.▲
   by ssss11 5y ago

   “Battery level” Ah yes, the ol’ suspicious battery level
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   Technology that actually serves the individual that paid for it and respects privacy. We are capable of so much yet we collectively fail miserably on things such as this (climate is another example) in a race to the bottom chasing investor
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   by ssss11 5y ago

   I feel like reporting facts is half of it and stopping the sensationalism is the other half. I guys I understand the sensationalism because they need to make money and it’s a tough industry.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    I tried finding something but couldn’t as well. I considered making a site to track it but the changes are more than just the diff of the words as whole sections can be moved, changed, rearranged.. I think it’s a lot of work.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Yeah and I read the last sentence you quoted and closed the tab. Completely unnecessary.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Coming from a technical background I’m still dumbfounded that this exists. I actually think that the need for algorithmic transparency will result in some industry body that audits closed source code, db schemas and infra/architecture
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    If there’s no server, what’s this edge reflector role? How do the client updates sync with each other without a server? This seems very interesting
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    > The other "technically true" sleight of hand frequently used by tech giants is "We don't store ${DATA} about our users" which is carefully interpreted to mean "We don't store ${DATA} in the 'user
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    I became a project manager - still behind a screen but the problems are more around decisions to be made, resourcing of people, risks, timeframes etc. If you’re organised and still like the corporate environment it can be good. Look into pm
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    I would love to buy one and move away from apple, however, you need to enable international shipping! I imagine (hope) there are others like me.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    I’ve long suspected consumer willingness to pay _for things they value_ E.g. people pay heaps for entertainment (Spotify, Disney+ etc) It’s about finding the line between whether the individual service is worth x% of their pay check or not
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Tldr: systems without up-to-date patches
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Stop comparing to others. It can be hard to do but it’s the simple answer. Compare your progress to yourself and what you accomplished yesterday, last week, last month.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    “It has fallen behind rivals in protecting users from tracking and data harvesting” - strange way to say Google relies on tracking to serve the ad industry which it dominates, in order to earn revenue, and therefore whatever they may say do
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    For every western JV in mainland China the local Chinese partner owns 51% It’s been that way for ages, you don’t get allowed to do business there otherwise
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    No. Firefox is chasing chrome though as they think everyone wants chrome.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    If they’re any good they’ll listen to your (reasonable) objections and consult the team for the best way forward. Give them some good reasons why it’s a bad idea, and the best solution you see that fixes those problems.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Agree 100% There are heaps of dysfunctional companies though ;) probably more than there are functional ones
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    I’ve had this general experience many times. It’s so bad. How can they claim this tracking crap actually helps increase sales! It just infuriates people
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    But that’s like saying it’s ok for banks to sell everyone’s bank account transactions because it’ll catch those pesky criminals when they make a transaction. Why should everyone be surveillance for catching the minority who do the wrong thi
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    They’ve helped me in the past realise project/idea scope - breaking it down. Although I often do that breaking down with heirarchical lists… mind maps aren’t a game changer for me.
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    At my corporate job I oscillate between PowerPoint, word and excel depending on how I envision I’ll need to use the information. Often PowerPoint (as a presentation will be needed), but if I need to go to a detailed level excel is the go to
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    There’s plenty of things you need to sign in to do other than sync. For instance updating your payment info or your account info (name etc)
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    by ssss11 5y ago

    Can you productise that? It sounds appealing!