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by warp_factor 8y ago
The issue is also that people got more and more sensitive over ybrast decades. Political correctness seems to be at a all time high. Try to say openly in the bay area that you support Trump and you will be shamed like never before. Shaming
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Zero fees on their international debit card (one of the best )
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Robinhood strikes me as a complete financial amateur-ish company, trying to attract millennials that don't know better by branding themselves as a cool tech company. I have been using Ameritrade for a while and was curious about their
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by warp_factor 8y ago
The gender roles as you describe them result from an individual choice from every man/women involved. Nobody forces a person today in the system to follow those gender roles. What I see in my circle of friends is that in most couples w
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by warp_factor 8y ago
how does that contradict any of my "beliefs" ? The workplace is not the one restricting the women to work more hours. It seems to be based on a choice and preference.
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Because there is no such opportunity. This whole "0.70$ per 1.00$ from men", doesn't take into account different professions for example.
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by warp_factor 8y ago
The coverage on this subject is more and more made to follow a feminist/sexist narrative that wants to prove that the world is patriarchal and against womens. the common saying "0.70$ for every 1.00$ of a man" is when you ave
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Typical example of poor journalism. Written to be sensationalist and carry a narrative that was already all decided before setting a foot on that boat.
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by warp_factor 8y ago
back when I was a student, I would sometimes spend hours on Ryanair's website to find that type of deals. My base was Paris and I wanted to go to Stockholm for example. The direct Ryanair flight from Paris to Stockholm was expensive (L
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I fully agree that adversity is worth celebrating. I'm therefore 100% congratulating Tracy Young for this achievement. I'm congratulating her on the base that taking a company to this point is really hard. I'm not congratulat
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by warp_factor 8y ago
It is very difficult to realize what you objectively work on sometimes. Every organization internally tries to justify the product they build as "good". People don't want to openly admit they work on a product that is bad for
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I fully agree with you. Welcome to the world of identity politics where every achievement must fill a narrative based on you gender//religion//sexual orientation. The worst in all of this is that people pushing this are
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I seriously don't get why Google and Facebook got that brand name. 95% of engineers there are part of the pack and do mainly mindless jobs with very little impact. They are the mot "Sheep-ish" people I know, convinced that w
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by warp_factor 8y ago
perfect summary of Silicon Valley. Everyone pretends to be on the morale high ground, until they see their paycheck.
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Heptio got a world class team. Congratulations to the founding team. Having played with and followed the Kubernetes ecosystem for the last couple months, I'm wondering if this was not all planned: Find a hot niche market (Kubernetes).
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by warp_factor 8y ago
went to visit Singapore for a week. Some friends told me it was one of the best places to see in Asia. Coming back from it, it looks to me as one of the most boring places on earth. Everything is indeed crazy clean and it reinforce to the f
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by warp_factor 8y ago
what a joke. Youtube is bad for creators with their censorships//demonetiztion for most of the time absolutely no reason.
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by warp_factor 8y ago
google pays well only if they really want you. If you are part of the "pack", there is no need for them to pay you over market as there is an infinite amount of people drinking the google Koolaid that would love to work for them f
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I'm going to be cynical again, but everyone is justifying every single action they perform as something morally applaudable nowadays. example that I see every day: taking the train for convenience, but spinning it as "saving the p
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by warp_factor 8y ago
To be honest, I'm not convinced she knows the technicality behind e2e encryption. I never understood what is the value she is bringing to facebook (beside marketing herself very well)
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by warp_factor 8y ago
Acton was not fired, he tweeted #deletefacebook after he already quit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Acton
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I agree completely with you. But you are picking on the medias that use it to "clickbait" and sell a narrative. Facts and reliability don't mater. It has been transformed into sensationalism and into a "USA vs Russia&quo
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I think as another comment explained, you are conflating pro soyuz and pro russian. I couldn't care less about the russians, but the Soyuz is a beautiful feat of human engineering. This Rocket was designed more than 30 years ago and it
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by warp_factor 8y ago
it is a shame though because the soyuz rocket is probably the most reliable rocket ever so far. The huge amount of launches provides also a statistical significance on the failure rate. Yes, some parts of it date back to the soviet union, b
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by warp_factor 8y ago
I took the course at UCL that uses that textbook and started to work afterwards at one of the big networking vendors. This course (and textbook) was so helpful and covered everything I needed to know to get started. Highly recommended, and
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by warp_factor 9y ago
Not all NetworkPolicy implementations base themselves on Source//Destination IPs. I can think specifically of Trireme//Cilium that are using metadata in order to enable policies.