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by sushid 9y ago
Obviously not. You can fingerprint a user/device with a lot of information from your browser. You can detect obvious things like browser, IP address, OS, but also more unique details like battery level, screen size, etc.
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by sushid 9y ago
The article EXPLICITLY states: > Of those, roughly 95 percent were identified by the company’s spam-fighting automation tools So yes, your hunch is right, but it's also mentioned in the article.
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by sushid 9y ago
Value add is not always how people get paid. For instance, say a GOOG/FB/APPL driver drives 100+ engineers and saves them 100 hours/ride on commuting time. That doesn't mean that the driver reasonably deserves the cost o
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by sushid 9y ago
Not sure if you read the article, but no one is talking about a higher standards for pay and benefits. You're literally making generic libertarian points. The only direct criticism is that they don't enforce their own safety guide
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by sushid 9y ago
People said this on the previous DIY solar thread, but I wasn't sure where to exactly look for one. Could you link me to one that is a true sine wave? And how would I verify that this works for my electricity provider (PG&E in San
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by sushid 9y ago
It's because the key takeaway with a newly 3.5mm jack-less iPhone 8 will be 1. no headphone jack and 2. 100% screen. Because they did this before on the iPhone 7, Apple execs are hoping that the key consumer takeaway for iPhone 8 will
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by sushid 9y ago
But this isn't a problem with the industry itself, it's how you've set yourself up for poor matches. Why don't you title the position "Data Scientist, Senior/Chief/etc. (PhD req)." It'll cut thro
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by sushid 9y ago
I totally agree. As of late, it's been gamed more often, as the article mentions. I saw Return to the Planet of the Apes because of the really high RT score, only to be sorely disappointed. I'll do my own vetting next time.
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by sushid 9y ago
You are being a snob. There's no degree requirement to be called a data scientist. Even if there were, why would you exclude a B.S. or an M.S.? It's not like they're calling themselves a Doctor. You'd be stupid to market
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by sushid 9y ago
Why wouldn't he work on the game? It's not like after ONE over-promise he's never going to ever in the game dev business. His life a repeated game theory interaction. Whether he intended to deceive or not, it makes sense to d
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by sushid 9y ago
There are a few things removed in your assumption: 1. Most prefer what they're familiar with. They grew up with the candies in their local stores so they might not be too eager to purchase foreign candies. 1. Candy is often a very impu
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by sushid 9y ago
There is https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/ . The teachers are incentivized to fix up their one-off material and sell it for profit.
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by sushid 9y ago
It wasn't his brother. But it was a friend who lived in Texas that tried to claim the Iowa lottery winnings.
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by sushid 9y ago
> If we had always followed the "don't say it" default, then it would still be considered offensive to advocate for LGBT or religious or gender rights in the workplace. This is what I meant by taboos being sometimes harmfu
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by sushid 9y ago
The article clearly addresses this point. It mentions that many often store their powerwalls outside of their home and have battery manage systems to monitor the health of their powerwalls (i.e. power down when too hot).
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by sushid 9y ago
I'm confused. Either you're legitimately asking for a list or you are trying to say since there's no way such a list exists, we should be allowed to "publicly" discuss whatever we'd like in the company of cowor
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by sushid 9y ago
You can create a "Facebook Page" or convert your account to a Page instead.
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by sushid 9y ago
Isn't it too melty for you? I think the taste is okay but I'd take Mitchell's or Smitten over Bi-Rite any day.
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by sushid 9y ago
It's a nice feature for companies where they share numbers and/or even individuals with services like Google Voice.
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by sushid 9y ago
The Scam Likely has been 100% inaccurate for me. It never catches the actual robocalls but will always mark Uber driver calls as Scam Likely.
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by sushid 9y ago
What will the Skype interview consist of?
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by sushid 9y ago
Sounds like a shitty way of ensuring your friends have Venmo.
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by sushid 9y ago
Something similar happened to me on Christmas night (on a 4.5 star place no less). The place was practically a shack and couldn't house more than 2 people if we crammed in. We called them for about 2 hours and finally got a person who
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by sushid 9y ago
Really? There's a bunch of non-contact or limited-contact sports. Crew, tennis, baseball, swimming, golf, all of track and field, etc.
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by sushid 9y ago
Have you ever worked in food services or retail? If not, you don't know what you're talking about, because this kind of thing happens all the time because people abuse the system. The parent commenter is not even the one making
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by sushid 9y ago
So does this mean that you can offset your electricity cost because your solar panel just sends the electricity it generated back into the grid (and credits you for it)? How could I verify that it's working? It looks like you might als
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by sushid 9y ago
They mention this in the article. The wages that the growers are willing to pay aren't capturing the interest of the locals or even the immigrant workers (since they have comparable jobs back home). It's worth it to them to invest
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by sushid 9y ago
I have it and it's terrible IMO.
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by sushid 9y ago
I have the Mac and the Windows licenses for 1Password. Windows 1Password 4 is a nightmare to use with its terrible UI and its buggy Chrome plugin integration.
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by sushid 9y ago
Why wouldn't hard fork be able to undo this transaction?

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