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gopz
9y ago
So this is probably a dumb question...but is the clock at all accurate? It says it stops periodically when there isn't sufficient fluctuation in temperature so do they manually correct it after?
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gopz
9y ago
> The organisation acquired its own servers, and began encrypting its communication yikes, sounds pretty sloppy from all sides
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gopz
9y ago
I am also wary of the mass legalization of illicit drugs, mainly because of the already huge problem my states has with opiates. I think it's a good goal, but should I really believe that the "regulated" decriminalized drug m
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gopz
9y ago
True, but what's troubling isn't that he was fired, it's that the memo got leaked, caused a bunch of controversy and basically forced Google to take a position on whether they want to discuss this stuff. Yes, one guy getting
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gopz
9y ago
In case it hasn't already been posted, this (apparently) is the original memo which includes sources and reads much differently. https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3914586/Googles-I...
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gopz
9y ago
Give me a break. 1. It wasn't published anonymously 2. What he's saying is not even close to promoting slavery or legally allowing religious discrimination 3. The entire point of the screed was that the diversity issue isn't
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gopz
9y ago
I think we're in agreement on what the original author personally believes about diversity programs. But there is a difference between outright calling for the end of diversity programs at Google and wanting to discuss it further. It s
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gopz
9y ago
Although it is tough to tell, it definitely seems like Gizmodo may have stripped out some of his sources. From Gizmodo's preamble: > Two charts and several hyperlinks are also omitted. I think we should give him the benefit of the d
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gopz
9y ago
I think he's saying he accepts that sexism is present in the hiring process, as are all biases, but the answer to that is not diversity programs. My guess is that he believes market forces will sort it out (i.e if someone is qualified
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gopz
9y ago
I would disagree. While he obviously sees the diversity programs as misguided, he stops short of calling for an end to them. To quote: > Have an open and honest discussion about the costs and benefits of our diversity programs. I underst
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gopz
9y ago
Yeah, what was up with that? I was really disappointed that stuff was omitted and assumed it was why some of the author's claims seemed so bold. Is there a link to something closer to the original around?
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gopz
9y ago
What I've found after living in a few foreign countries (originally from the US): If you balk at minor incidents of xenophobia and in so doing generally act as if you don't belong, it will only make it worse. If you can take it in
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gopz
9y ago
Thanks, I forgot about the automatic increase/decrease in difficulty as miners come and go. Why won't increasing the transactions per block scale forever? I see lots of people saying it's not a permanent solution. Is the SegW
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gopz
9y ago
As someone with a basic Comp Sci understanding of crypto currencies could someone explain to me why there is a scalability problem? I thought one of the primary benefits of Bitcoin was that higher transaction fees will attract more miners
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gopz
9y ago
yeah, I think we're pretty much on the same page
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gopz
9y ago
Okay, but if journalists had no ethics whatsoever beyond a legal obligation, than no one would want to talk to them and we would not get to listen to people's stories. It's not so much about what you could get away with as a jou
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gopz
9y ago
I don't know...Reed at one point exposes something John specifically told him to keep off the record and he writes it off for two reasons, both of which I take issue with. I can't explain it without getting into spoilers though, w
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gopz
10y ago
I'm living in Kyiv right now and it this seems like the most reasoned response in this chain. Expats tend to have an overly optimistic view of Ukraine because they don't have to deal with the day to day bullshit native Ukrainians
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gopz
10y ago
Yeah, but I'm guessing they cost a lot more than a raspberry pi, they mention these systems in the article
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gopz
10y ago
> Recognizing the potential profit opportunity, the Nagoya merchant bought the future harvest of his region by paying approximately 10% to the farmers and writing drafts for the rest of the negotiated amount. These drafts were not to be
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gopz
10y ago
The internet greatly magnifies the perceived prevelance of this "infantile culture". I think most people do not see this effect hardly at all in day to day life, but love to get enraged about it online. It's a fad that's
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gopz
10y ago
Apple says this shit every time it has a major press event. Saying it mocks poor people is digging around for something to be offended about. Is the author really offended every time they see an ad for a newer car model when current and pri
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gopz
11y ago
Regardless, it's difficult to think of any situation where a All _______ should use _______ is really justified.
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gopz
11y ago
I got one that was just: "write a web application". That's literally all they gave me for parameters. I decided not to be a dick and send them 5 lines of code returning http 200 so I set off and started a side project I'
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gopz
11y ago
> Hillary and Bernie’s campaigns seem to disagree on what motivates Americans. That statement seems a bit misguided to me. It's not that they "don't agree on what motivates Americans", it's that they recognize th
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gopz
11y ago
Men on 4chan usually get called out for not being able to attract females or generally just not being masculine enough. A lot of the time the insults seem to sting almost as much (or, to be completely honest, just as much in my opinion) as