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ergocoder
6mo ago
So, no then. But if he made X more mistakes, you would? Yeah sure bro.
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ergocoder
6mo ago
Because he made many more billions... Not sure why this is difficult to understand though. It's a simple subtraction.
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ergocoder
6mo ago
Given that he has been running the company for many years and the valuation/profit/or whatever has gone up 100x times, I'd say the board is probably gonna be patient with the guy. Imagine the guy made you $1.4 trillion dollar
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ergocoder
7mo ago
I do blame cops and prosecutors. But it's also your neighbors, friends, and co-workers who yell at cops and prosecutors to not arrest nor charge property crimes.
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7mo ago
I'm gonna get downvoted for this. But I'd like cameras in my neighborhood. Sure, there's a security risk but there's also a risk of not catching criminals due to lack of evidence. Tons of crimes aren't prosecuted du
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ergocoder
7mo ago
Russians and Chineses and anyone really absolutely care about who they form alliances with. Not sure where you get the idea that people don't care who they are friend with. They absolutely don't want to be friend whose culture is
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ergocoder
7mo ago
I worked at Google before, so I trust Google more than these random organizations that claim they are better than Google at handling sensitive info.
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ergocoder
7mo ago
> Well, if we wanted Russia to win, they would have won. Good joke.
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7mo ago
The comment is so out of touch. Even Chineses and Russians are disgusted by Iran's culture e.g. how they treat women and many others. Then, there's the saying "you know who Islam hates more than the jews and christians? other
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7mo ago
Apparently many countries like Israel more than Iran.
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7mo ago
To be fair, nobody likes Iran
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ergocoder
7mo ago
I'd bet on WW3 not happening in the next 20 years. US's military power is too strong. Russia is in such a bad shape that it can't even win Ukraine. China never goes to any war; their equipments suck as we saw in the Venezuela
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7mo ago
> the people rise up But people already rose up. That's why tech companies are adding surveillance everywhere. People want more surveillance. Have you talked to a rape victim or murder victim before? It would be extremely tone deaf
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ergocoder
7mo ago
We all use different domains for sending cold outreach. This isn't an amateur hour, come on.
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ergocoder
7mo ago
The detail was different where 24,000 accounts weren't created to pull the data..
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7mo ago
The reels section is ridiculous. It's definitely NSFW. Facebook doesn't support hiding it permanently. Like what you experience, I cannot use Facebook at work anymore. Any Facebook PM out there? Can you make it a setting to hide i
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ergocoder
7mo ago
> I have a friend who is a new TA at a university in California. They’ve had to report several students, every semester, for basically pasting their assignments into ChatGPT. We've solved this problem before. You have 2 separate seg
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ergocoder
7mo ago
Number 3. Imagine if you can advertise that 50% of the matches on your app leads to marriage.
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ergocoder
7mo ago
Because it's almost impossible to optimize for love. like how?
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ergocoder
7mo ago
Anyone could have created a godly insane amount of arts if they don't care about quality. The quantity of arts isn't a good metrics.
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7mo ago
That's not true. We can easily look at countries like Vietnam and Thailand where the merit is basically exam-based. Extremely difficult to cheat or "give the appearance". The upper middle class's children perform very we
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7mo ago
No
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ergocoder
7mo ago
There's no good way to evaluate the result anyway. Grants like this at a small scale is generally inconsequential to the country.
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7mo ago
I'd bet what happens is that it just funded a bunch of children of upper middle class families. Scholarships and this kind of funds happen elsewhere and are based on merits. They end up funding a bunch of upper middle class's chil
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ergocoder
7mo ago
Back in my country, the bribes are illegal and mostly untraceable. Money will go into politics. Nobody can stop this, and it should be out in the open and traceable. Obviously, no bribe at all is the best, but is this happening anywhere?
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ergocoder
7mo ago
It's an ex-CEO of Github. He can raise $60m on any idea.
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7mo ago
That's just south east asia in general.
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7mo ago
well, ok, less impressive
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7mo ago
It's hilarious that we think of Singapore as competing with China where China has 1000x more people. Singapore is pretty impressive.
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7mo ago
Reading the blog post, I thought I wasn't good at English. Well, I am a non-native English speaker. Reading the comments, it turns out the blog post says nothing. Reading the between lines, Heroku is being deprecated.
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