whatyesaid

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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Look at the 'supported by' section.
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Are they really laying off their best people though or just Leetcoders? Also as far as I am aware, only Twitter really thinks it should be a 200 person company or whatever, whereas these companies actually super overhired during the pandemi
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Agreed that it sounds like a research block than a writer's block. I would also infer if students were struggling at some point but were doing fine before, they all reached the same set of blockades.
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
In the UK they only have 20 roles for hiring and it's been that way for months prior. Not development jobs by the way, that's all jobs. I've also heard other companies paused hiring (Amazon?) and basically stopped interviewin
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Well, when I said relevant or not relevant, significant or whatever, I mean in terms of the class "art history". It's not like any of the painting depictions had any notable art styles nor new techniques, from what I can tell
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Not sure why it's a fireable offence since precautions were taken. Give a strike or whatever and debate it's relevance to the course of "art history". I don't think the painting itself is significant, it could just
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
There's a well known phenomenon that everyone appends "reddit" to their search results as otherwise there's too much SEO garbage. The thing with search engines is you can actually tell how good they are by comparing a fe
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Try ask ChatGPT what 12931239 + 712380 is. It can only solve 30 + 46 because it actually memorized/'saw' the latter, but that's nothing new.
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Long form video is a paid feature of Twitter Blue marked as 'coming soon'.
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
I mean let's be honest, they're using Mastodon which has a high effort barrier to begin with, they can create a Twitter Developer account. The form you fill is only needed for upgraded access, it requires filling multiple pages wi
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Is there any history of companies that can easily move internationally being nationalised? Because it's not some national physical infrastructure like railways or electrical grids. After all their operations are international and detac
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
How would Meta win in the cloud business though?
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by whatyesaid 4y ago
Roleplay servers require a lot of human moderation, else it won't be roleplay and it will be trollish and simply like an advanced Cops and Robbers mode. The development isn't the problem. They could make a server listing and make
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by whatyesaid 5y ago
It's not some impossible problem with their resources. I think it's moreso the case that they prioritize newer (but less relevant) stuff you can still engage/social-mediaize with than the actual query even if you don't u
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
I think Yahoo Answers was highly indexed by Google in like 2010. But for years now, I've never seen a Yahoo Answers link in my search results. You have things like Reddit now highly indexed which has far less silly answers and question
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
I wonder why Bitcoin still has its place on the throne. I mean you've got privacy coins, you'd think individuals + corporations + criminals would all be in favour of that. Then again, corporations typically use an intermediary.
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
The whole point is they're selling you some hardware only (a modified Android), and it's legal if you yourself modify your own car or something. You have to manually install the software and mount it physically after buying this.
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
Beyond remote work, this will be an even bigger issue with automation in the future. I can't see university grads opting for 5 remote work days a week unless they've already got a big bubble. It's the people in their 40s with
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
In the UK, through Section 49 of RIPA, if you refused to provide your password to police you will get arrested for 2 years just on that. If they claim it could be national security related, you get 5 years.
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
It's no longer commonly taught, I think it was 10 years ago. It may have something to do with degree accreditation bodies but I'm not sure. Knowing Ethics doesn't really mean much, given ethicists aren't more ethical t
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
Bugs are one thing but we live post 2010, so patch culture is the norm. Everyone knows the bugs will be fixed, they just have to wait, hardly anyone will refund for it. They'll play other games for a couple months. The game on PS4 runn
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
The people doing such bootcamps are either going to try it, hate it and say bye; or they're going to be the type of people who are determined. To quote the guy: "People in my cohort don't even understand basic Javascript and
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
It seems to have multiple issues. StackOverflow and GitHub could be formatted with great effort, and stuff like language docs. But not blog posts which differ highly in formatting and need to display images, at that point, you're just
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
It can all be faked with a lot of effort, but proving it's an effort beyond F12 is just a refresh. But if you're going to such extremes you wouldn't trust server data/logs at all either, you don't know if they'
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
If I pulled up the conversation on my phone and showed you the display, it's a bit more than just a fake Photoshopped screenshot.
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by whatyesaid 6y ago
The issue with services like Disqus is that even without the advertising (which adds their trackers), Disqus itself is a tracker, the same way Google Analytics is. You can see more details here: https://data.disqus.com/ One