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by tumetab1 6y ago
> allowing him to be harassed by two managers because he was from a lower Indian caste than them. Would be cool if article didn't state as fact that some castes are higher than others and/or that people belong to castes.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
To contribute https://voice.mozilla.org/en/speak
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by tumetab1 6y ago
For some reason developers seem to assume that the recruiting process is immune to the regular company dysfunctions. If they scheduled an interview without an agenda is because it's the norm to do that within the company when talking w
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by tumetab1 6y ago
It seems these days opaque machine learning models means transparency. I would prefer they would say that they're down grading their preference for user engagement, and time on platform, for what the trained model says it's origin
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Agree and what does "flagged" in HN mean? :\ The FAQ and Guidelines doesn't explain it. I was following this post to see if more knowledgable people would comment if this study seems good or not (since I have no idea).
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I would say that China prosperity is very related to the Free Economic Zones which allows for non-centrally planned zones within China.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I think UX people should evaluate the different development processes. UX people because they have the concept of that something tasks take more mental effort while other less, e.g. searching for a button within 100 buttons has a cognitive
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I would phrase it like but I agree with the conclusion. > Facts matter but stories sell.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Google is corporation, of course it's for their benefit. Google is paying news organizations to stop chastising them for hurting their revenues. While they're at it, also coup some good PR. Does a reader want free* paywalled news?
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Please remove what looks like a tracking token from the URL. Untracked URL https://themargins.substack.com/p/the-silicon-oligarchy
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by tumetab1 6y ago
The same feeling I got when faced this "bing me solutions" mantra. I'm tasked with doing X. Encountered problem Y again which outside my responsibilities. Brought Y issue into the manager attention and got the "bring me
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by tumetab1 6y ago
My guess, is that both methodologies should be combined. Let the focus be on productive discussions while also ask for the users attention to the moderation done. For example, every X time show to the user the forum space where all the mode
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Few years back Jeff Atwood on coding horror (which I can't find now) had a "guide" that partially match this data. The poster, and everyone else, must know see the original post and the reason it was moderated so the rule is
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Came to the comments to try understand why SSL 3 was on HN. This link should be named OpenSSL release 3.0
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I must have confused a few parts. I read in one somewhere in the article being gas powered.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I imagine this would make more sense now with electric motors and a diesel generator. You would get a massive cargo transport and also a diesel generator at the same time. Still an helicopter might be more better, it just seems a nice thing
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Does anyone know what problem are they trying to solve? I find it confusing that the foundation statements says it's just a formalization of existing practices but on wikimedia meta page it say it's an urgency. Also if this just f
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by tumetab1 6y ago
> private corporations taking some kind of political stance. It's not a political stance, it's a moderation action. Google, Facebook, etc. are just bad moderators of their platforms. Selective enforcement of moderations policie
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by tumetab1 6y ago
You need to learn/improve * Persuasion * Negotiation * Planning Besides hard skills these seems the most important ones. I have seen good technical architects being bad architects because: * They can't convince anyone that the ToB
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by tumetab1 6y ago
I think there's a hidden assumption that the author didn't expose. > when I have a relatively small and simple chunk of code that needs to run every once in a while. I think "run every once in a while" actually means
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Seems like a good wake up call to Google and Google Users. There's an editorial reason for Wikipedia summaries. There's an editorial reason why some results are promoted and others are pushed down. Even Google rules to promote HTT
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Google Duo just announced E2EE for 8 participants.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Example of the catch of the FED buying financial assets, it increases their value: Before 1 Google stock was worth 1 Tesla car. After 1 Google stock is worth 2 Tesla cars. The purchasing power of those who hold financial assets is increasin
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by tumetab1 6y ago
That's why CodeWeavers, which partners with Valve, when hiring developers for Proton/WINE states as a requirement: > No exposure to Microsoft code or reverse-engineering of Microsoft software Ref https://www.codeweav
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by tumetab1 7y ago
> Go For A Run FYI This is going to trigger some people as they go nuts if they see someone on the street. I guess it's good that might trigger some discussions on the overzealous people. PS: The secret link is the best
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by tumetab1 7y ago
This is weird... > Amazon “evidently failed to comply with obligations to protect the health of employees,” judges said in their Tuesday ruling. That results in > a court order banned the sale of non-essential goods, concluding the re
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by tumetab1 7y ago
That's the old problem that those who call themselves, and between them, keynesians ignore the first part of fiscal responsibility on good times. According to tome better read than me it doesn't help that Keynes ideas floated duri
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by tumetab1 7y ago
https://twitter.com/MSFT365Status/status/1224351597624537088
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by tumetab1 7y ago
> The application is a client .NET Core based tool so it will run on Windows, Linux or macOS and does not require elevated privileges and there is no local database or network communications or telemetry.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
In EU/Europe usually a public space is stree common areas and all spaces when someone can enter at their own will legally (read shops, transport systems, cinemas, etc.). So, anything that is not a restricted space, e.g. a manufacturing

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