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water-your-self
3y ago
There is no point in protecting your employer
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3y ago
Honestly the tone of his email seemed very nice. He was informative and gave substantial feedback.
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3y ago
Is this an ask for resources or an ask for people to join. If the former, I recommend jeff Erickson's freely available Algorithms textbook
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3y ago
How do you propose rolling back a kubernetes upgrade that users might depend on
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3y ago
>And honestly the people who go through these removal processes are less than 1% of the stored data, so its mostly just a cost of doing business. Sounds like a gap in the market
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3y ago
Poor people will likely die Or at least, choose to not have children if they can. This is already happening
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3y ago
Isolated tribes that have never been conracted? Antarctic researchers? I also question whether a disease can be truly 100% deadly and also gestate for 1 year. I believe, maybe erroneously, that these two features are incongruent. How could
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3y ago
A general solution would just be lukewarm for a lot of people. A chemist might type "dropper" often, 'dp' while a bureaucrat might prefer "department"
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3y ago
Probably a very tight window between when they hamstrung explicit strings and when they still had it a a recommended feature. Its unfortunate but theres more money to be made being less helpful. For example, google ads pay based on session
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3y ago
When you say "find info on this" do you happen to be using Google Search?
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3y ago
Antagonism is WAI
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3y ago
If all your friends jumped off a bridge would you jump off too? Brave showed me ads the second day that I used it, and frankly im thankful that they showed who they were so quickly. I had been nearly fooled
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3y ago
Among the self proclaimed privacy first ones as well apparently.
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3y ago
Hiring is always profitable as it lowers the average cost of your engineers. Layoffs are a way to accelerate that cost averaging.
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3y ago
Why should scaling matter? I thought google tried to solve problems regardless of scale? Or maybe youre commending google for its ability to more effectively commodify datacenter labour in the past decade?
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3y ago
>if its google id be happy to try to persuade you via chat. I would be curious as to how you view projects that are staffed entirely 20%.
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3y ago
>most tools are exactly the same sort of thing that you'd create in any other place, we just have more of them Why? Why reinvent the wheel 10 times?
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3y ago
How have layoffs impact group psychological safety?
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3y ago
A parse of the topic on the style guide doesnt suggest anything of the sort https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.10/process/coding-style.h...
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3y ago
Directs traffic away not to generate revenue but to generate revenue faster this quarter in time for the report. They could make billions without liquifying the internet but they would make billions slowly
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3y ago
Search heremetically provides a very small amount of profits. Google makes most of its money on the websites it surfaces via ads.
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3y ago
Wrong, the best SEO is having what users want and withholding it long enough to get a high average session time.
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3y ago
Cool which one of those is libre?
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3y ago
Im updating wikiedia for septuaginta tresinary, how would you like to be credited?
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3y ago
With respect to the west coast of the united states this is an absurd proposal.
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3y ago
Data fed into models should be protrcted
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3y ago
We've automated human error. Poetic
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3y ago
>best airfares >hotel room >sightseeing activities You can bet that there will be a bidding war behind the scene by those wanting to be the "best" airline and the "best" hotel and the "best" activity.
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3y ago
This is the shortage of tech workers they were talking about.
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3y ago
What about photosynthesis?
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