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xeromal
2y ago
I mean one is actually flying right now and one ain't
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2y ago
Many cars are already "smogged". Would be trivial to record their mileage year to year at the same time. Require a "smog" for EVs and record their mileage and maybe scan their BMS for any faults.
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2y ago
Yeah, I've always been trying to be objective as possible when it comes to the hate sent towards Tesla, SpaceX, etc from the heat Elon is getting but having lived near Hawthorne, I've met a couple of people who worked at SpaceX an
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Ask HN: High Quality Contact Manager
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xeromal
2y ago
Redneck problem solving. I saw it growing up in Georgia too. People with 6th grade educations just knowing intuitively how to accomplish things without actually knowing the science behind it.
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2y ago
Oof. That stinks.
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xeromal
2y ago
Is beeper dead?
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xeromal
2y ago
Being cynical is almost a default of the internet and I think it squanders a lot of hope. It's better not to be cynical
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2y ago
I had a set of interviews at a relatively large tech company and I was pretty pleased with the process. 1 tech interview which was progressively implementing a banking system. Final question involved threading 1 tech interview which involve
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2y ago
Incredible job! Hopped in a bit and got some great kills. Reminds me of quake
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xeromal
2y ago
I didn't write > Except we're not dealing with software here Maybe you're replying to someone else?
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xeromal
2y ago
This is the result of hiring people that will "run the country like a business". The human element is removed from consideration
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xeromal
2y ago
Yup, it takes people who think they can't fail to be truly successful. Very similar to an athlete's mindset. You have to have the skill and innate talent but you also have to believe your shit doesn't stink
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xeromal
2y ago
Yeah, it's the same with the "millions" of users moving to bluesky or reddit moving to lemmy. A bunch of people go there and eventually come back.
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xeromal
2y ago
Congress passed a law banning it. Where else would you solve it?
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2y ago
TikTok is banned in China. We're just joining in
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2y ago
Such a garbage bill. You could do more damage with an easier to make home made potato cannon or pipe bomb
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xeromal
2y ago
Sounds like a benefit for the site owner. lol. It accomplished what they wanted.
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xeromal
2y ago
Great point to always consider people's humanity when doing something.
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xeromal
2y ago
Anyone have a recommendation for moving from Google workspace that has email, docs, calendar, and contacts capability? I don't really need anything else aside from those capabilities. Fastmail isn't sufficient
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2y ago
I'm not arguing against that at all. Just that if the PRC wants it's best chance, the clock is ticking. It becomes more costly the longer they wait.
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2y ago
There's a window where China will have it max capability to invade for the next few years. After that their population is going to start shrinking and every year will be harder than the next to invade.
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xeromal
2y ago
I decided I wanted a better job in 2025 after being at my company for 6ish years. I started applying to 2-3 jobs a day starting in december and reaching out to old contacts. Complete ghost silence and bullshit. Managed to get 2 leetcode scr
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xeromal
2y ago
Gaslighting has had a lot of scope creep in the past few years. lol
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2y ago
It sounds like you'd consider volunteers as slaves then.
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xeromal
2y ago
I don't have much skin in this argument but I'll offer one more perspective. Some people enjoy work and some people enjoy risk taking. I have a feeling that are some people in prison that like being badass and the hero and this jo
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2y ago
https://app.watchduty.org/ This one is pretty good
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xeromal
2y ago
Because people want to live in particular areas
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xeromal
2y ago
I guess so? I'm on about 12 years experience and I've had 2 interviews where they explicitly mentioned that they want people who worked for a product company. I've started tinkering with hiding the fact I'm a consultant
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2y ago
Consulting definitely is a good way to exercise a bunch of different skills and languages. I'll say though that I feel like my resume is toxic for being one though. Bums me out
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