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by wilsynet 6y ago
I definitely think that the person who killed a boy and stated that she wants to kill all men — I definitely think they shouldn’t have a Twitter account Has Twitter been made aware of this person and won’t suspend their account?
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by wilsynet 6y ago
Agreed. Twitter should enforce this more consistently.
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by wilsynet 6y ago
Is it ideological activism to enforce the terms of service which prohibit the incitement of violence?
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by wilsynet 6y ago
Sorry, I meant to say: You aren’t liable for good faith efforts to filter speech. It doesn’t say anything about being liable forever more.
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by wilsynet 6y ago
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello... You should read Section 230. It doesn’t say that if you filter some speech that you have liability. In fact it says quite the opposite: if you m
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by wilsynet 6y ago
They aren’t shut out. It’s not a left vs right thing. Whether your ideas are hairbrained or not, left wing or right wing — if you incite violence they should take away your account.
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by wilsynet 6y ago
Let me put it a different way. It’s not that they’re being deplatformed; it’s that Parler violated the App Store TOS. Specifically Review Guidelines Section 1.1 - Objectionable Content. And Donald Trump violated the Twitter TOS. No one is b
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by wilsynet 6y ago
Let’s put this in more context. Of course slaves weren’t allowed to vote, and 3/5ths meant that the South would get more representation as recognition of the economic strength they were bringing to the union. It’s not like the Northern
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by wilsynet 6y ago
I don’t think Kamala Harris said “don’t stop rioting”, I think she meant “don’t stop protesting”. And the bail fund is ostensibly for people who were unfairly arrested, which happened quite a lot. I don’t think Democrats should paint all Re
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by wilsynet 6y ago
I type all day long and have no need for a numeric keypad. I prefer having more real estate on my desk rather than occupy space with no purpose.
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by wilsynet 6y ago
How much of that time was she a working programmer? As an example, Larry Page may have been a programmer in the very early days of Google, but it's been more than 15 years since Larry has seriously written code for a living. As oppos
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by wilsynet 6y ago
I dropped out of highschool when I was 16. Worked at KFC and McDonald's. Went to a local community college for a couple of years and learned how to program at 19. And then shortly dropped out again. Eventually, my parents convinced
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by wilsynet 7y ago
I used OS/2 2.x, but it needed more memory than Windows 3.1 and on the machine I had, Windows ran faster even if OS/2 was more stable. Later I tried Warp, but when Windows 95 came around, it was better too. Less stable, but bette
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Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack(cloud.google.com)
201 points by wilsynet 8y ago|137 comments
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by wilsynet 9y ago
Why wouldn't you wait until acquisition closes and then decide to quit or not. Quitting before the acquisition is ... harmful?
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by wilsynet 10y ago
If they were really committed to the pro market, they'd just release a new Mac based on the cheese grater Mac Pro from 2012. Instead they have to spend 2 years making it beautiful. Some kind of unique design. As if the reason I want
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by wilsynet 10y ago
> You'd file [...] an order to show cause hearing where > they are tasked to show up and show cause as to why > the transfer of money should go forward. The article very plainly describes how he was not notified until after
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by wilsynet 10y ago
Find a new job ASAP. If an employer lies to you, then you probably can't trust them. Life and career are too short to continue navel gazing on this one. In the meantime, go learn the new old stack and be productive. They're payi
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by wilsynet 10y ago
> I don't think that there was ever a point where Systems 7, 8 or 9 were worse than Windows 95. Systems 7, 8 and 9 had better font handling, prettier icons, a more comprehensive GUI experience (eg. drag and drop worked everywhere),
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by wilsynet 10y ago
It's not hypocrisy, it's just their point of view on the 2nd amendment differs from your view. ACLU position: Given the reference to "a well regulated Militia" and "the security of a free State," the ACLU has l
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by wilsynet 10y ago
In Silicon Valley it is rare that an engineering manager would have an MBA. And at Google or Facebook, they would more likely have a PhD than an MBA.
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by wilsynet 10y ago
The worst part of the new MacBook Pro is the crappy keyboard. It's not unusable; it's just such a chore to use. Thank you Apple for making a computer for people who don't need to type very much.
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by wilsynet 10y ago
Read the paragraph in the article that starts with "To check the simulations".
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by wilsynet 10y ago
An E-3 is more like a TN. The H1-B has a lengthy application process, there is a maximum number of consecutive years you can be on one, there are more applications than availability, there's a transfer process, it is dual intent, and w
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by wilsynet 10y ago
Want to ask someone out for lunch or a movie or just hang out? No problem. While you're away from work together, want to make a pass at someone? Sure. Just don't do it at work, on company time. Going to work is not a license fo
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by wilsynet 10y ago
When an employee makes you aware of a possible occurrence of sexual harassment, your obligation as the employer is to investigate and take appropriate action. Tell the employee that your company isn't one that believes this kind of beh
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The Seven Layers OSI Networking and Haikus of Nerdom(medium.com)
2 points by wilsynet 10y ago|0 comments
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by wilsynet 11y ago
So? Stock options are a form of compensation. If I vested those options, then I deserve to keep them. If a startup can't otherwise retain people, it has bigger problems. I am not your indentured servant, no matter how much you wish
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by wilsynet 11y ago
Jira is so awesome and bad at the same time that almost everyone who uses it hates it but can't find anything better. I tried to leave Jira once and after a 6 month experiment realized how much better Jira was than everything else out
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by wilsynet 11y ago
A systems language is language you can use to write operating systems and drivers in. What makes Go a systems language? As far as I can tell, Go is a systems language because it has very good marketing.

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