throwaway19937

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by throwaway19937 6y ago
Google incurs legal fees regardless of the merits of the case. They are already losing in the court of public opinion. IMO they should have given her $3-5 million dollars and an NDA when accepting her resignation.
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
Here is a loophole that property developers use. Let's say you're building a new subdivision called Rosewood. Create a new company for the project, e.g. the Rosewood Development Company and dissolve it after the project is complet
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
When you threaten to resign the other person may decide they don't want the headache of having you around. She had already sent an email asking other people to stop their work on diversity. It's at best naive to think that Google
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
Timnit's position is a direct result of her actions and internal reputation at Google. No one forced her to do any of the following things: 1. Griping about the racist reviewers of her paper on Twitter. 2. Sending an email to a interna
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
Cloudflare allows blocking by ASN; you could try adding a block for the source ASN.
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
Bad actors are a fact of life on the Internet and Russian ISPs aren't going to care about this sort of thing. Cloudflare allows blocking traffic by country, just block all traffic from Russia and get on with your life.
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
It's quite common for managers to fire or accept resignations from employees who give ultimatums. There's also the angry email that she sent to other people ranting about Google's behavior and telling them to stop work. Eithe
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by throwaway19937 6y ago
There's really only one appropriate response to nebulous and meandering proposals like this. It's a great idea, now send us a patch.