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by ugh123 7y ago
Its easy to focus on foxnews and pull all sorts of terrible content like that, but a more serious task is to look at a lot of the statements and confidence from the medical and scientific community early on - things around wearing masks in
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by ugh123 7y ago
>I checked the average salaries, I was a bit put off. well sure, but cost of living is a huge benefit. plus if you can work remotely for a US company at US salaries then you're living the high life...
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by ugh123 7y ago
I didn't see anything in there about penalties for carriers not enforcing this. Also willing to bet they beg for extensions claiming they're not ready - or too costly to implement.
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by ugh123 7y ago
Hah no. But the amount of exclamation points and softball questions is an easy red flag to find
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by ugh123 7y ago
The comments in this thread exhibit some serious astroturfing. Also the 6 unique commenters accounts all created in the last 12 days. Just sayin'
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by ugh123 8y ago
"But mom, the next check point is 8 levels ahead"
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by ugh123 8y ago
You mean like Steve and Woz? j/k :)
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by ugh123 8y ago
Why did it crush them? Shouldn't the job they agreed to take with you have set them up for success? Or did they not perform well and find themselves unemployed?
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by ugh123 8y ago
If the project is truly "free" - build it in a way that can be passed down through generations: easily indexed with semantic data and without proprietary logins or fiddle-some navigation. archive.org would be a good long term hom
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by ugh123 8y ago
>We know full well there's no evidence that the data WASN'T accessed by unauthorized parties. Really? If Google has access logging on its content, and as in your example an AWS bucket can be configured for access logging then i
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by ugh123 8y ago
And please, oh please, add in an a high bar of performance. Many non-trade unions are notorious for dwindling down quality of work output.
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by ugh123 8y ago
Thats right - he's effectively acting as an "ambulance chaser" - a legal role that often twists, embellishes, and often straight up lies to extract $$$ from hospitals and doctors.
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by ugh123 8y ago
Perhaps the bigger issue is: X% amount of Americans can't afford to lose work for N days. Where X is likely very large and N is < a week.
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by ugh123 8y ago
> Asking someone to code on a whiteboard is stupid I think this is largely the point.
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by ugh123 8y ago
Probably what he meant by "sometimes hundreds of occupants"
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by ugh123 9y ago
I always assumed every YC startup is "non profit" for the first 5 years of life... ;)
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by ugh123 9y ago
Does that mean you have to pay income tax on it in 2017 even though its not fully realized until possibly 2021?
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by ugh123 9y ago
Sounds like a similar argument to "guns don't kill people, people kill people". I'm not advocating that either side is wrong in that statement, but just drawing a similarity.
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by ugh123 9y ago
Enlighten us with what that means and perhaps we'll be able to tell you why its not in the article...
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by ugh123 9y ago
>The new APIs are part of the StoreKit framework and include a new class called SKAdNetwork. >With the new set of APIs, Apple will become the intermediary between the app and advertising network for conversion tracking, eliminating th
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by ugh123 9y ago
The whole mugshot industry is such a racket that needs complete overhaul and regulation. Probably separate regulation then "right to be forgotten".
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by ugh123 9y ago
Did you have anything to show for your work since high school? Any projects online? Github codebase? I know a Github profile shouldn't necessarily be required to count as experience. But if your only experience is non-work related t
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by ugh123 9y ago
Consider some of the negative affects of unions when working alongside low and high performers in technology: - Protection for under performers alongside high performers. Difficult or darn near impossible to terminate employment. Ability to
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by ugh123 9y ago
You're mistakenly conflating IBM's consulting business with the rest of their current technology, both hardware and software.
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by ugh123 9y ago
Such a better posting than the other by 'smarketshiring'. Thanks for the detail
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by ugh123 9y ago
>I'm currently managing about 2 billion rows in Postgres. Not sure the type of data he's storing, but 2 billion seems a bit much for 1 or a few tables. Hopefully he's thought of sharding those into multiple tables by date
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by ugh123 9y ago
What does your company actually do? Your website is "under construction".
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by ugh123 9y ago
>e.g. religious videos of any sort are automatically deemed controversial Thats not what it says. It reads "Content promoted by extreme religious groups" - Certainly there is subjectivity here and Google should provide cleare
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by ugh123 9y ago
I don't see the issue. Google is curating their platform and trying to remove as much un-original and reasonably offensive content. The doc also didn't seem to contain any political leanings or cultural shifters. I believe much
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by ugh123 9y ago
I would love to see a standard set, especially for space photos, that place a label directly on the image with 'artist rendering' or something like that. Its annoying the amount of space "photos" out there, even many on

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