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the_sleaze9
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the_sleaze9
3y ago
Do tell
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3y ago
> Call it paranoia, I don't want some medical file marking me as having a disorder or being mentally ill Not paranoia at all, I had a bored psychiatrist showing a wildly unprofessional amount of skin diagnose me with Bipolar type II
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3y ago
This has not been my experience at all
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3y ago
Given a sample size of my dog, I believe chewing is only necessary for making bland food more delicious. The more yummy the food, the less my dog chews it - thoroughly chewing dry kibble and culminating in literally inhaling something like
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3y ago
It's been said elsewhere, but they were scrappy, nimble and never lost sight of their position. I'd say it's a _huge win.
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3y ago
It's a foot gun (incoming strong opinion) The single most difficult thing in software development is the fact that the system doesn't exist, it is defined by mystical incantations, and we work on that invisible system by changing
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3y ago
References to what? 1. > second link being a non-credible source - Website is called "security detectives" which is an affiliate-link blog - Article leads with the paragraph `Avast and AVG no longer pose a threat to user privac
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3y ago
When I became a full time developer, I lost any sense of adventure or accomplishment with regard to video games. VR still has some sense of wonder or competitiveness that I used to feel playing WoW as a kid. Just slowly embracing my inner o
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3y ago
That second link seems to have some issues with credibility. And if you think Antivirus Software selling users' browser data is a poopy thing to do, you should take a look at what Cell Phone Carriers do with your phone's data.
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3y ago
I'm a huge proponent of origin stories, especially the true ones. Musk, Mozart, John Coletrane and Christiano Ronaldo, everyone has a story you can learn from.
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3y ago
I disagree with this. People add burden, that burden increases exponentially (to a point), and that burden is taken on by managers. Some management is better than others, of course. But they ARE necessary.
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3y ago
What a time to be able to read.
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3y ago
A strong case for not eating any oysters at all -- but don't forget they're totally aphrodisiacs
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I had a job waiting tables when I was a teenager when my co-worker got busted for writing down credit card numbers and info when she took the tables' cards to charge them. Apparently she had racked up over 100 thousand in fraud over ti
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3y ago
That's like saying you can't steal from the grocery store because 99% of people don't steal from the grocery store.
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3y ago
"Soft delete", and it's a requirement in almost everything
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3y ago
What does customs have to do with it? If I were to say, purchase 100,000 gpu's direct from a chinese manufacturer, and half of them were dead on arrival, what is my recourse? Where does customs fit into that recourse? Now if I were to
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3y ago
This is an incredibly myopic view, the "internet" is now composed of the most psychologically addicting programs known to man, and no one is safe. It's so powerful it's having meaningful negative impact on our democracy
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Edward Snowden is raising his hand, it seems he has something to add to the discussion
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As a kid I always wanted an external vent on the refrigerator that pulled in outside air when it was cold enough.
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3y ago
Porn was the use-case behind the invention of internet payments. Why are so many people (outwardly) against porn when it's one of the biggest digital markets in the world?
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3y ago
Amateur level. You need to testing for Larges, not Mediums.
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Why would only software developers work-to-rule? This would be called simple sabotage. What possible gain could be derived from that? Why can't engineers unionize?
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3y ago
And Finance (soon), Legal (less soon).
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Google DIDACT: Large sequence models for software development activities
(ai.googleblog.com)
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Source?
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I understand the sarcasm, but gun-to-your-head what do you think that one place would most likely be?
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> All local and not in the cloud Apple execs: "why not both?"
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3y ago
Sounds like journalling and the accountability it brought was too effective in your case.
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I love the sound of that wankel engine
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