dsyrk

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by dsyrk 5y ago
You have completely misunderstood the CDC article I think you are referring to. It proved that recovered individuals benefit some also getting a single vaccine dose. It didn’t measure recovered vs vaccinated. Recovered individuals have vast
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by dsyrk 5y ago
I’d not be surprised at an opposite effect because what will Tether holders “run to” in case of a bank run? With every crisis people will gain trust in Bitcoin not the reverse. Tether holders will bid up Bitcoin as it is something they can
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by dsyrk 5y ago
I think you might be confusing audio and video surveillance with computer system logging. We can log anything we want it’s in their employee contract that they have no expectation of privacy on company computer systems and it should not be
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Please do explain. What is illegal? Recording minute granular measure of keyboard and mouse activity by employees on our internal company computer system. You’re in a fantasy world, the FBI is literally laughing at you right now.
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by dsyrk 5y ago
You must be fairly young and idealistic. It’s really hard to know people well enough to be able to trust them. Especially in this new WFH environment are you going to know your employees after a few skype calls? I’ve been in tech for over 2
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Of course I do that to and did that before the pandemic. I review all code commits and review reports and results from the system. I also track completed tasks and assign them complexity level. Am I stupid or something? How would I know who
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Can you provide a reference for that? I am logging the employee’s use of the corporate computer system that they don’t own and are being paid to work on. That is total nonsense it can be illegal, there is zero legal expectation of any priva
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Really where? Certainly not in the United States and I don’t see any reason it should be illegal. Your an employee not a citizen.
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by dsyrk 5y ago
They get pretty embarrassed when I complete their assignment in 2 hours after our meeting an assignment which should have taken them maybe one day but they have supposedly been working on for the last 8. It’s a very effective technique and
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by dsyrk 5y ago
What in the world are you talking about? You honestly believe I can be sued for monitoring employee activity on a private businesses computer systems? The level of entitlement expressed by some HN commenters is unbelievable. Snooping would
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Absolutely, I’m able to use the insights to work to increase productivity. Remember I don’t disclose I can see this. It has let me better manage cases, first the slacker that assumes because I’m old and a manager I’m stupid and they can BS
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by dsyrk 5y ago
I agree it will be spoofed if employees know what is being measured. It’s the main reason we don’t disclose it. I can already see the people who will spoof it because many of the employees make sure to connect each day, but then often just
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Care to explain how a private employer collecting telemetry data on their own computer system whom the employees are paid to work on would be violating human rights and why would I feel pain or humiliation? We log everything in many situati
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by dsyrk 5y ago
I feel very empowered by WFH as a manager. I get gamed much less by the developers I manage. For instance I assign a duty or task as you mention, and I can now clearly see if anytime was spent on it or not. So during my progress reviews if
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by dsyrk 5y ago
I switched my tech company to full WFH. I also implemented detailed surveillance on all employees, which I don’t disclose. It shows me keyboard/mouse activity levels and window update rates. It’s very interesting information, I have mu
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by dsyrk 5y ago
It seems to basically be tinc but “modernized”
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Do they lie, cheat, steal, or could you elaborate on problems with their moral/ethical compass?
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by dsyrk 5y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/... Unfortunately it’s not being reported on mainstream sources yet, but the wife of a researcher was an even earlier patient and she died, clearly from
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by dsyrk 5y ago
can you explain the challenge. definitely useful pointer to ttyd. thank you
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Yes many more. Including details of the death of the wife of a researcher in December 2019 from Covid. The other is deeper investigation of the FCS and how it might have arisen, very difficulty in nature, especially with zero trace of inter
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Source: https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-covid-did-peop... Relevant text: For the lab escape scenario, the double CGG codon is no surprise. The human-preferred codon is routinely used in labs. So anyo
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Would being a result of gain of function research with a particular furin cleavage site be considered “bio engineered”?
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by dsyrk 5y ago
It’s because the evidence is overwhelming and political establishment has realized it will be impossible to suppress the information. Will we “cancel” an eminent virologist and former President of Caltech because he explains transparently t
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by dsyrk 5y ago
How is Ethereum designed to benefit wealthy people?
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by dsyrk 5y ago
What do you make of the US senators reactions? I mean they have received classified briefings on this topic and the incidents and there are multiple incidents where the UAPs are registered on multiple sensors, radar, FLIR, and human witness
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by dsyrk 5y ago
It’s getting harder and harder for him recently to come up with conventional explications. I think the biggest problem will be when data from multiple systems is declassified as it will really challenge various debunking theories.
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by dsyrk 5y ago
How is lab safety “not actionable”? Is it some special field of science where all improvements and progress has stopped? I don’t understand your point. Haven’t more people died from SARS-Cov-2 than nuclear weapons, why we can’t have interna
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by dsyrk 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1977_Russian_flu But it keeps happening and maybe labs working with such viruses need much more careful procedures or shouldn’t perform risky gain of function research for example.
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by dsyrk 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1977_Russian_flu Except another very recent one was also a lab accident. So, no, not every single previous one was, and 2 of last 3 will have been from labs.
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by dsyrk 5y ago
Anyone seen any confirmation of which cryptocurrency they made payment in?

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