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by ugh123 4y ago
So whats your solution to both 1) homelessness and 2) many homeless (not all) that menace pedestrians and businesses on a daily basis?
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by ugh123 4y ago
Wasn't sure if I was supposed to scream or laugh while reading some of this. I'll say laugh. Well done.
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by ugh123 4y ago
>Evaluate people on past projects. If you have a project, show the code and walk through the code in a screen sharing session. Only show code that is non-confidential. Lots of bullshitters out there will find some code they don't ow
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by ugh123 4y ago
>given the legal limbo Exactly.
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by ugh123 4y ago
How do you recommend we do interviews going forward?
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by ugh123 4y ago
I'm really getting tired of lawyers, and collectively our "inner-lawyer", poo-pooing this merely for licensing and GPL issues, neither of which have any practical implication on anything a software engineer does. All this &qu
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by ugh123 4y ago
talk to people who work on those teams?
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by ugh123 4y ago
From what OP said, I doubt they'd be able to keep up with the additional load of patient care (admittance especially) so there could be long wait times. At some point, capabilities like this mature on the science end but are slowed dow
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by ugh123 4y ago
Hire contract recruiters. Seems like a strange dependency to have on a company to fuel additions to fixed costs (talent). Make it "elastic" and grow and shrink on demand.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Sounds like a crypto ponzi scheme
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by ugh123 4y ago
How come not 100% of recruiting? Would be a long time until they start hiring again.
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by ugh123 4y ago
blast them on twitter/fb/whatever
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by ugh123 4y ago
Been listening to this all day. This style of jazz may be my new go-to listening music.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Wait a minute, corporations can't police their own platform? Sure they can. "Freedom of speech" is a political freedom -> free from persecution from the government. If Twitter (or Elon as owner of his private company) wan
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think the issue will be that not all pincers (and other similar kitchen utensils) are not all made the same. Some are much harder to squeeze than others. Some don't open as wide, so I may not be able to get it around a large chunk
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by ugh123 4y ago
> Leaking a private slack can be political activism for worker's rights. Unless she's acting as a "whistleblower", then that argument carries zero weight.
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by ugh123 4y ago
It may not be violating "twitter rules", but it's likely violating company policy not to expose internal dealings (even as trivial as screenshots of slack emojis).
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think Elon treats _human labor_ with disgust, not just assembly line crew but also in high tech labor. Likely he believes a significant percentage of the employed talent pool is waste at a company like Twitter (and probably many others)
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by ugh123 4y ago
Attributions are fundamental to open source? I thought having source openly available was fundamental to open source (and allowed use without liability/warranty) as per apache, mit, and other licenses. If they just stick to using permi
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by ugh123 4y ago
How are they stealing? Are they breaking some kind of licensing agreement with OSM?
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think NASA's point is that it's looking for reliability in manufacturing and reliability in the field. Being able to produce AND TEST the engines rapidly will drastically improve both of those fronts. If you're only able t
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by ugh123 4y ago
Lots of great info on access and account stuff here. I'd like to also add that i'm putting together a short "biography" to hand to my children in case I die young. I'd like them to know more about how I grew up, my
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by ugh123 4y ago
He'll say something like "Founder of Twitter 2.0"
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by ugh123 4y ago
>"The ancient historians, like Herodotos, that recorded Khufu, mention that he was a fierce and stern ruler." >"These accounts are from over 2,000 years after Khufu lived, however, so we might not be able to believe the
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by ugh123 4y ago
My current company touts (internally at least) that they use "market data" to determine how competitive we are with salaries. We're near the top so everyone thinks its "justified" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by ugh123 4y ago
The first noticeable breakage was settings for VINO (vnc server) got reset and vnc was my only way to remote desktop in. I had to hook up a monitor, mouse, and keyboard to fix this. It also broke python somehow (I can't remember exa
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by ugh123 4y ago
My [further] advice is to not bury key elements of your product in a FAQ, but find a way to communicate it through your marketing copy.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Insane. After watching the world-record video I was left feeling suspect it was fake. Now i'm a believer
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by ugh123 4y ago
I'm not sure what specifically you're selling me here. Is it a form that looks like your 'Get in touch' form at the bottom? How do I customize it (if i'm not a coder)? How do you handle spam/bots? How does it
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by ugh123 4y ago
Hah, I ran into that same upgrade breakage a few weeks ago too! I'm still cleaning up some of the mess but was mostly back within half a day.

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