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by temp667 6y ago
This is so obvious it's painful. People obviously trust google, otherwise they wouldn't be switching their emails to google, doing all their private searching on google. They willing give google EVERY bit of personal info about th
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by temp667 6y ago
Antitrust lawsuit seems like a joke. We're going after google for search? Which has literally the lowest switching costs out there and is offered for free - and this is what the govt is calling consumer harm? Meanwhile, I can think of
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by temp667 6y ago
Not if you are on hetzner or one of the other major spam hosting ISP ranges. You will blocked in a lot of places. Folks talk about these places and the "unlimited" bandwidth and the "friendly" abuse teams. Ergo - you can
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by temp667 6y ago
One point (I'm a dual citizen BTW). Europe has pretty strict environment rules, but they are not normally abused to stop a project by just delaying and litigating it forever. In the US, the actual care for environment is lower I think
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by temp667 6y ago
I was a scrabble player. This is really long ago, I feel like the app was initially OK (or maybe I was playing an illegal version?), was upgraded and was absolutely terrible. You can only crash once or twice and people just give up. How do
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by temp667 6y ago
Really a key question.
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by temp667 6y ago
Trucks already have slower speed limits. A truck going 50 can stop as fast as a car doing 75. Run them all night. No rest breaks.
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by temp667 6y ago
And google runs street view cameras everywhere with lidar now I believe, so their HD maps are getting pretty darn HD. They are going to be in a great position when this all shakes out.
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by temp667 6y ago
Agreed. There are options for low res / narrower FOV lider as well with fewer moving parts / lower cost. At some point for safety you end up with a question - is it worth a few hundred $ to have definitive depth data in some direc
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by temp667 6y ago
Companies have found that to hire engineers living in SF, they need to pay more than hiring someone living in Idaho. That is supply and demand. Could those employees move elsewhere? Sure. That may in fact happen. But right now, an engineer
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by temp667 6y ago
This is the acquihire model. You don't actually have to do the acquihire. A company could just offer folks jobs directly (CA frowns on companies working to block employee mobility given employers can also fire folks with basically no n
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by temp667 6y ago
Same applies to giving candidates you don't hire feedback. It's 100% a disaster. Most folks trying that learn pretty quickly!
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by temp667 6y ago
Fair is not relevant, supply and demand are. Those are geographically different in major ways. Compensation offers follow this including for remote work.
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by temp667 6y ago
Mental health I think is at least somewhat different. I'm surprised this hasn't been studied at least a little. A fortune in implementation costs (system I was stuck with was 10 years ago now - absolute trash / hell). The pat
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by temp667 6y ago
For sure. But pharmacy is very competitive and at some point it's a losing game. For example - Walgreen runs about about a 4% margin and profit runs about $4 billion (all very rough numbers). The problem with theft is that its a total
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by temp667 6y ago
No kidding - blocking participant screen sharing, there is always someone who can't figure out how to un screen share. Space to speak works great as well
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by temp667 6y ago
Ease of use - how is that not on the list. Zoom persists / pops up / works for everyone. Signal? Are folks serious here? This is ease of use to onboard a 50 person call with a click? When I last checked they didn't even have
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by temp667 6y ago
I was on the back-end of a large electronic health records implementation. I'm not actually sure better care resulted, and the security was that dystopian type, ridiculous and insecure at the same time (we had to downgrade some systems
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by temp667 6y ago
I have a family member who works at walgreens. The theft is incredible. In the bay area and particularly SF this is not one or two candy bars a week theft. In SF, if you stop a shoplifter and they are hurt, if they are in a protected class
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by temp667 6y ago
Google doesn't maintain anything. I couldn't / can't get my work calendars to work on google home, but I can get my work calendars to work on Alexa - let that sink in! Been a top complaint for years - they just don'
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by temp667 6y ago
I'm very excited about the 12 mini, after being blah on many before. iphone 1 was my first iphone so have been around for a while. Don't see the point of 5G, Jobs used to actually really delay introducing some of the new tech unti
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by temp667 6y ago
I am a personal gsuite user, and migrated multiple companies to gsuite over 10 years now (?). That means I tried to force everyone on to hangouts / chat / meet / duo / allo / etc etc. It's not just a turn off i
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by temp667 6y ago
What's interesting is seeing some of these numbers. 80 million requests per second the the DynamoDB endpoint. There's been a lot of criticism of google for doing fewer DNS requests then that per day to try to avoid domain hijackin
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by temp667 6y ago
I use a web based phone services so I do like it in some contexts. Inbound calls ring up more visibly this way.
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by temp667 6y ago
Absolutely - I auto deny reflexively, and probably miss out on notifcations I want. It's weird - cookie popups (I can browse incognito or clear cookies or use an extension to control my own cookies) and the notification popup I found s
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by temp667 6y ago
I do, some third party search crawlers are just badly programmed, and after you get burned a bunch of times you just want to deny anyone who isn't one of the main players. I think they are basically startups with a lot of money to spen
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by temp667 6y ago
There has been an issue with auditing. Internally in an audit firm the focus has moved in the last 5-8 years almost entirely to compliance. It is MUCH MUCH more important that you document everything per the insane number of checklists with
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by temp667 6y ago
This - I've looked at a number of projects. There's some kind of tipping point with public / govt infra projects at which point they just go crazy in terms of cost, it's like the make work / interia / rent extr
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by temp667 6y ago
Keep on supporting the clickbait headline writers - for those of us around a bit longer we know what bricked means. And yes, actually bricking can happen, and no, it does not usually involve a quick and easy reset by a DEALER tech. If you w
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by temp667 6y ago
This car is not bricked. Please - get a grip on the language being used. The anti-theft device has triggered and the car is in lockdown.

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