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by ziddoap 2y ago
The first step in the resume vetting process was looking the applicant up on LinkedIn. If they didn't exist, the resume goes in the bin. I doubt it's that severe still as more and more people move away from having social media (it
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Out of all the social media I don't have, that's the one that has lost me the most job opportunities for sure. I probably would have caved and signed up if I didn't end up getting a job through some old-fashioned (face-to-fac
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As a security person, I agree that this guide is not great. I agree with pretty much everything you've said. However, I disagree with your original comment that a recommendation in favor of Firefox means writing off a guide entirely. B
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Your original comment sounded like (how I read it, at least) you think Chrome should be the default recommend in this (and similar) guides. Full stop, end of story. This comment sounds like you think guides should be more nuanced regarding
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by ziddoap 2y ago
> It's unfortunate people expect you to have social media like a girl asks me if I have Instagram and I'm weird to not have one Outside of reddit/discord/hn, I haven't had any social media since roughly 2010, an
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Great to learn that across all of history, only criminals are subject to searches and there has never been corruption in law enforcement.
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This is a wild take. People and companies get hacked all the time because people use scare quotes around security and wire up their windows 7 computers to the internet.
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The majority of activists aren't going to be targeted by a 0-day. Most probably won't even be purposefully, directly targeted. They're more likely to have their data given/sold to the government as part of a larger batch
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It's interesting, for sure, but I'm not buying that this is much better than just setting up some extra columns. The two arguments presented against extra columns are 1) editing time and 2) space. 1) Editing can be sped up, albeit
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> than a chatgpt style Literally just remove the first 4 words and keep the rest of the comment the same, and it's a better comment. No idea what chatgpt has to do with it.
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Your point could be made, probably even stronger than it is currently, by omitting the insult at the start.
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> all weapons are evil That wasn't the quote that was removed. Not even close, really.
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> America will be more prosperous. I think the key is that parts of America will be more prosperous. For example, the already-prosperous.
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What's your point? That my friends aren't the literal best in the world in their field of study? Of course they aren't. If that was a job requirement, there would be like 20 job openings world-wide. What an odd comment.
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I might just not be reading it properly. I've never used TikTok, I assumed by your description that they scraped video titles/transcripts/etc. from the recommendation page without any engagement on the video. (I suppose I s
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Or, consider that "insane" is a word that's excessive for pretty much every position of every candidate of every party, primarily used to generate immediate emotional responses and shutting down conversation. There are positi
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While I am skeptical of what reasonable conclusions can be drawn from a study like this, they explain the methodology in the article. You said: > Typically [...] followed by random scrolling during which the recommended videos are collec
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> I would look for a different job. I know some experienced, socially adept, smart, etc. friends who have been doing this exact thing for about 8 months now.
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> Of course those videos get more attention [...] and therefore get pushed more by the algorithm. From the article: " These differences were consistent across all three states and could not be explained by differences in engagement
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Libraries and books are great. They are not the only "correct" way to read about topics you enjoy, though. (Whatever "correct" even means when it comes to personal enjoyment.)
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The implied refutation of "You don't know what specific requirements people have" is that there will be people with specific requirements that a Pi/Mini PC obviously doesn't meet.
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> the only way to get help is to be famous and complain about it on X? Not at all. You can also be famous and complain here. Or be famous and complain on Reddit. And sometimes, if you're really famous, you can complain on Bluesky.
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Chrome runs a root program, and has for a few years. > Standardizing the set of CAs trusted by Chrome across platforms through the transition to the Chrome Root Store, coupled with a consistent certificate verification experience through
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by ziddoap 2y ago
Fair enough! The downside of text conversation is that it loses most of the nuance, and I obviously read something into it that you didn't intend. Thanks for the clarification.
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> At this point Meta doesn't even worry about these news At this point? Over the last decade, they've had like a dozen major scandals (hundreds of millions of passwords in plaintext, cambridge analytica, etc.). They've ne
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by ziddoap 2y ago
You're right. In that context, it can definitely be bravery. However, in general, the decision to answer or not answer a salesperson at your door is not about bravery. It is primarily about effort and annoyance. The combination of &qu
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> Mr. Zuckerberg vowed to loosen restrictions on online speech It is funny how loosening restrictions somehow seems to result in more moderation of specific topics, tags, etc.
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Something can be illegal but not actively enforced.
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This has nothing to do with bravery.
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Consider this part of the post: > I've been building a debugger on my nights and weeks because it's fun

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