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by trod1234 2y ago
I use a wide range of techniques, quite a few are covered in Michael Bazzel's book on OSINT and its a large amount of material. The book is well worth getting if you haven't had exposure to these things. I'm basically looking
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A lot of large companies do this, especially in the biopharma sector.
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Birth rates in the first and second world have plummeted because the economics are disadvantaged to the point that most of the pipeline needed to create children has been shuttered. Agency has been stripped, and psychological differences in
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The issue with community-based/crowdsourced features as well is that you inevitably have some bad actors that join up to poison your features. If the noise floor threshold is too high, the signal you are looking for can't be diffe
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I disagree, in the past I've seen positions where they may sit on applications for a month or more. One of my last jobs actually ended up being one of these, and we went through 9 different interviews (over 2 1/2 months after that
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Interesting, I was thinking about doing something similar just the other day given all the shennanigans going on with ghost jobs. There's a lot of time wasted individually by candidates vetting companies. For instance I've had to
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The simple fact of the matter is, since the 1970s, work has never been about the extremely competent. Its been about exploitation, and control. They want people who will blindly follow orders while providing the value that is implicit in in
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It was prosperous, the original American dream is not the American dream people think of when they hear that today. Hollywood has sold a lie to everyone for almost a century. The prosperity was inherent in the real American Dream which was
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Few people seem to realize that the reason we have certain systems today is because of scaling laws. Other systems didn't scale as the population grew over time. People say we're going back to feudalism, not realizing what that me
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> Finally, will they teach Keynesian Economics, or Neoliberal Economics? What about Classical or Austrian?
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> That attitude is totally bizarre to me. When they say physics they aren't talking about it as you know it. What they are actually talking about is a corruption of the meaning. To them, physics is just boring math that you solve pr
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If you teach them critical thinking, they won't believe in false ideology anymore which would normally blind them to everything else. Some people are working real hard towards extinction.
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I dislike articles like this because they tend to get the details wrong, while having things that sound plausible, but still poorly defining the problem. The article does little more than promote and repeat the same arguments that led to ea
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A nominal human diet requires a certain minimum amount of protein, and related essential amino acids, and vitamins. Eggs have until very recently been a cheap source of protein as an inferior good compared others. The problems in shortage a
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It would have been nice if they linked to the power metrics for the new servers. I think it would be amusing if it turns out they just raised the power limits for those servers not showing the problem up to base that was originally advertis
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I don't know how accurate this is, but there was a youtube video from some homesteader I accidentally ran across saying you can ferment the feed to a mash, and the chickens will eat/need less.
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First, you can't put a price on food security. When you can't get these things from the market because the shelves are bare, you will still have a source available. That's a big perk that can't be understated. Also, the
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Out of curiosity why not grow your own feed? In many cases you can cycle the compost back in to the feed you grow (as fertilizer). Around here our eggs are averaging about $9 per 12 on the shelves, and you can't buy just 12, the only e
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This is a red herring. There are many ways in which this reasoning is flawed at its foundation. The main flawed assumption in this assumes that the information provided by an LLM is both factual, and accurate, and that these junior develope
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Its not really that effective or practical. The main attacks we are seeing on services like this, are also attacks that are being used in social media broadly. The value we get from communities, and communication follows from the fact that
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Except that's not the outcome, or how it happens in practice. When merit is no longer an important metric, the competent leave first because they are no longer rewarded for their productive capacity, or effort. The people who thought t
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That's largely because the power of unions was destroyed in the 1970s by Ronald Reagan, he set the example and playbook that all modern union breaking corporations today follow. There was also the many precedents set during the height
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The nature of the thing is that people are dis-incentivized to share their trade secrets when there is competitive advantage in not sharing. What the competent people are saying is often overshadowed by the echo chamber of misleading inform
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Don't those areas depend upon government funding, and isn't Trump's budget initiatives causing a fire sale?
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Given the decline in overall IT positions over the past two years, I'd say its pretty serious. Recent new graduates with CS/IT backgrounds largely aren't being hired. Historically, we see Information Technology advances first
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Some people blog because it makes them happy, others do so to build brand and status for professional development. Upon reading this, it seems like the author is in the latter group, and while he offers a few points about what computers can
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https://archive.ph/LN9Z2
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When the debt service exceeds the value of the currency, people stop accepting it as legal tender. A stock market crash is nothing compared to a global production crash.
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I think there's a fine distinction between the terms overhyped, and the reality of deceptive advertising, just as there is a fine distinction where 5% of the economy can impact 90% of the economy. Most of the economy is entry level pos
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Didn't they just fail payroll because of the frozen payments from USAID which they said they weren't receiving?

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