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by hmcq6 1y ago
> It's a totally unavoidable problem with our industry. It's the pay. > People get bored working on one domain, one product and one codebase. Yeah bullshit. It's the pay.
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Send me a single job employment posting that is fair
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by hmcq6 1y ago
You don't solve the problem by "humbling the workers". The solution is rewarding people when a company is successful and more importantly not punishing hard workers. Right now people are under the impression that slacking and
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Not in comparison to the value they provide. A grocery store I worked at tracked finances and they were available to all employees. The grocery store made $270 per worker per hour. New hires were paid less than 1/10 of the value they p
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Thats not reality though. I didn't get laid off 3 times because I have a bad attitude. I got laid off because: 1) it was cheaper for the company to move the software department over seas 2) The business got sold to Amazon and as part o
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by hmcq6 1y ago
I misunderstood and thought this was a google sponsored project and not an open bug bounty. Even still, you're responding in a thread about someone who is trying to do legitimate work on this project and google is not honoring the bug
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by hmcq6 1y ago
I don't think this correlation implies a causation, same with alzheimer's. I think you're incorrectly attributing to viral/bacterial infection what can more likely be explained by a difference in lifestyles. Nearly 80%
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by hmcq6 1y ago
I remember the last time Kristi Noem "fired" something
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by hmcq6 1y ago
I disagree with v_____. "He didn't send the letter. The lawsuit was dropped." "He didn't send the letter therefore the lawsuit was dropped." Two very different examples. "therefore" in the second exam
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Therefore isn't empty verbiage. It's just communication, it's a conjunctive adverb. Therefore implies causation or at least some connection between clauses. I could see arguing that starting a sentence or paragraph with &quot
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Ok, so are airplane accidents transmissible as well? > Increased mortality risk for male neurosurgeons was seen from leukemia, nervous system disease (particularly Alzheimer disease), and aircraft accidents Feels like cherry-picking
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by hmcq6 1y ago
> Also, apparently some of these issues exist for over a decade. That alone tells you how serious the problem is The "serious problem" is that they've known about bugs for 20 years and not committed resources to fix it. Th
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by hmcq6 1y ago
From their updates it looks like scope creep starting in 2021 and a lack of leadership. In 2021 > Even so, we know that half a year is a long time to wait for an update. The reason that answers have not been more forthcoming this year is
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by hmcq6 1y ago
They do not, not even in the top 3. Nurses face underemployment at almost half the rate of CS grads. They're pretty close to the top but not actually the top.
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by hmcq6 1y ago
From my perspective I just want better DevEx. C++ DevEx is significantly better than ISF despite them looking very similar and it seems like less of a hurdle to get C++ to spit out an ISF compatible file than it is to build all the tools fo
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by hmcq6 1y ago
MENA - Middle East & North Africa WANA - West Asia & North Africa SMEX - "a non-profit that advocates for and advances human rights in digital spaces across West Asia and North Africa." (from their website)
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by hmcq6 1y ago
It's not being pedantic. Disabling the application does not give me the storage space back. If people are paying for upgrades to storage space it's completely reasonable for them to be annoyed by bloatware
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by hmcq6 1y ago
AI can’t make anyone a painter. It can generate a digital painting for you but it can’t give you the skills to transfer an image from your mind into the real world. AI currently can’t reliably make 3d objects so AI can’t make you a sculptor
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Most of the vector art I see is minimalism. I can’t see this as anything but an argument that minimalism “stifles creativity” > vector art pigeonholes art into something that can be used for machine learning Look around, AI companies are
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Your premise is an axiom that I don’t think most would accept. Is the matrix a ripoff of the Truman show? Is Oldboy derivative of Oedipus? Saying everything is derivative is reductive.
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by hmcq6 1y ago
No, it didn’t. It changed the skill set but it didn’t “kill the graphic arts” Rotoscoping in photoshop is rotoscoping. Superimposing an image on another in photoshop is the same as with film, it’s just faster and cheaper to try again. Digit
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Drinking soda has almost nothing to do with rotting teeth. Dentists are now more concerned about the damage electrolyte drinks cause. Should we take away Gatorade too?
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Someone plz explain to me why the ban also applies to diet sodas
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Why not just tax the “harmful” product?
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by hmcq6 1y ago
The dose makes the poison. Why not ban white bread and bleached rice while you’re at it?
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Chiquita also kills people
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by hmcq6 1y ago
> Take Street.AI, a prototype smartphone app that I developed, which lets citizens report issues including potholes, street violence or illegal litter dumping by simply taking a picture through the app. The AI model classifies the proble
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by hmcq6 1y ago
Survivorship bias
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by hmcq6 1y ago
I don't love the way they came up with these numbers. Although it's possible I'm being overly skeptical. The recording device turns on randomly and captures bursts and then a computer counts how many words were spoken and the
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by hmcq6 1y ago
The OSINT framework isn’t meant to be an intro to OSINT. This is like getting mad that https://planningpokeronline.com/ doesn’t explain what Kanban is. If anything you’ve just pointed out how over reliance on AI is weakenin

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