MrSqueezles

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by MrSqueezles 7mo ago
"Hey AI, tell me what manufactured phone components require permitting in California." ... Copy paste copy paste copy paste I can think of multiple manufacturers that do all engineering and have recently built manufacturing facili
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by MrSqueezles 3y ago
Yes. This is correlation, not causation. He has been focused on diversification away from ads and hasn't been performing especially well. His pay is likely set years in advance, based on performance metrics. Sundar is riding the ads wa
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by MrSqueezles 3y ago
Emotional investors moving hundreds of billions of dollars create self-fulfilling prophecies. It absolutely is how recessions work. "I'm so pissy because the US Fed isn't giving away free money anymore. I'm moving to cas
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
His responses show he doesn't have any understanding of what he's doing to people and their families. If humans were robots who didn't need shelter, food, and care, okay I guess. I may get laid off. If so, I'll go to sle
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Yeah, 4 is key. Many privacy regulations stipulate that account data must be deleted within a certain period of time, usually days or less, after a requested account deletion. In this system, all recorded requests would have to be discovera
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
What are you talking about? Egg producers reported that avian flu affected supply, so they made employees wear, "hair nets ... changed several times per day"? Watch the movie The Informant. It's a true story and we only know
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Education has always done a terrible job of keeping up with technology. Kids in school now will graduate into a world in which all information will be instantly available and will be presented in whatever format is most suitable. They'
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
I was laid off from Google. I keep seeing posts from people who, I have to assume, just figured out how the world works and want to teach us. Guys, seriously, who didn't already know this? Some companies stay lean, plan for difficult t
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Yeah, I don't know whether I believe they actually found 18,000 people and somehow sorted them accurately into high and low performers. I've worked with people who don't like teamwork because they're afraid of being disc
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Pretty sure this comment is related to that recorded teleconference Elon joined to let everyone know that if you dox, even if you tweet about someone else doxxing and link to them, you're banned.
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
> Las Vegas and Chicago rely on tourism taxes to help pay off these municipal bond commitments I didn't have any idea that's what those taxes were for. What percent of hotel guests chose to visit those cities to see sports game
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
That one IHOP next to it shut down and nearby businesses have become huge targets for car break-ins on game days, so we can't say it hasn't brought anything to the community.
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Yeah, the idea sounds like a black-or-white fallacy. The choice isn't, "calculus or nothing". There may be things we could teach that would be equally important that people would be more likely to use.
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
This article was the first I read that describes the new system. It appears designed to benefit Etherium banks. The more you hold, the more you get. > Miners are replaced by validators – people who “stake” at least 32 ETH by sending them
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by MrSqueezles 4y ago
Yes. The advice is contextual. If you're making a public web framework, probably don't call it Web Framework. If you work at a company and you're writing the one and only hotel booking service, do call it Hotels instead of fo