leovingi

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by leovingi 9mo ago
>If Putin can't defeat Ukraine, idk how is he planning to go against Poland, or Finland. He isn't.
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by leovingi 10mo ago
Post your income and a detailed list of how you spend it. If it happens to be less than mine or if I disagree with how you spend it, I am going to publicly berate you for your lack of "humanity"
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by leovingi 10mo ago
Anyone here can go to https://h1bgrader.com/ , find their favorite tech company or two and see the entire list of positions they needed H-1B for, as well as the salaries. Web developers, data analysts, project managers, sale
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by leovingi 11mo ago
It's always so easy to argue about spending someone else's money, especially if you can present it as a moral crusade, isn't it?
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by leovingi 1y ago
1) the creditors package up that debt and then sell it off to the next batch of suckers 2) the creditors are first in line to be reimbursed if the company goes belly up, so they are fine with it as long as the assets the company owns are wo
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by leovingi 1y ago
Anyone here can go to https://h1bgrader.com/ , find your favorite tech company or two and see the entire list of positions they needed H-1B for, as well as the salaries. Web developers, data analysts, project managers, sales
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by leovingi 1y ago
>Given their links to other countries, it's hard not to suspect the latter. Interesting... Which people are you talking about and which countries?
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by leovingi 1y ago
orgmode is what helped me write my first self-published novella, without having to worry too much about formatting for print. Apart from the initial configuration, it was pretty much plug and play when going from plain text to something I c
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by leovingi 1y ago
Collective Shout is just the front and their purpose is to take the heat for this. There is no chance in hell an organization like that wields anything close to the power required to force these kind of decisions. Either it is the payment p
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by leovingi 1y ago
For the most part I can actually tell, but it also depends on the style of the art. A lot of anime-inspired digital images are immediately obvious - AI tends to add quite a lot of "shine" to its output, if that makes sense. And it
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by leovingi 1y ago
It's a fair question and one that I've asked myself as well. I like to use the example of chess. I know that computers can beat human players and that there are technical advancements in the field that are useful in their own righ
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by leovingi 1y ago
And it's not just vulnerability reports that are affected by this general trend. I use social media, X specifically, to follow a lot of artists, mostly for inspiration and because I find it fun to share some of the work that other arti
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by leovingi 1y ago
all you had to do to stop him was actually enforce the law and protect the borders, as that was the main driving force behind his popularity, yet you couldn't even be bothered to do the most basic task of governance you deserve him and
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by leovingi 1y ago
>What's strange to me is the speed with which some of these changes were made That's because while the original commenter is correct in terms of companies doing what they believe their consumer base supports, they ignore half o
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by leovingi 1y ago
>relatively Why are you suddenly, when faced with data that doesn't fit your narrative, using that word when it was nowhere to be found in the original discussion? >Why? Does the UK need to deal with this "fact" too the
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by leovingi 1y ago
>China has grew out of manufacturing because a lot of it is moving out of China China's Manufacturing Production [1] and Industrial Production has increased year-on-year for the past 10 years, excluding abnormal events such as Covid
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by leovingi 1y ago
> factories with workers below the minimum wage China made that choice in the late 1970s and early 1980s and has progressed ever since and is now powerful enough to be able to stand up to the United States. You have a warped view of what
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by leovingi 1y ago
>Can you demonstrably prove white people were harmed by DEIA? Sure, here you go. This is just one example, but it's been widely covered in tech circles as well as here on HN and I chose it simply because it's one of the most eg
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by leovingi 1y ago
It is not an either-or proposition. It would be hard to find a single thing in this world that is 100% bad or 100% good. I do agree that the article you posted is a very good implementation of equitable practices and I would think it diffic
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by leovingi 1y ago
>helping impoverished communities, adding guardrails to prevent old-boys clubs and enable skilled individuals to enter fields without prejudice for “being black” or “being gay” Exactly, like I said - "it's dressed up in definit
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by leovingi 1y ago
My entire life, professional and otherwise, DEI has ultimately stood for nothing other than "less white people". Of course it's dressed up in definitions that sound beautiful and moral to the supporters of DEI, but at the end
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by leovingi 2y ago
There is not a single country in the world that has given more money and weapons to Ukraine than the United States. If the people in Europe find that to be a lackluster response, then it is not surprising that Trump sent Vance over to humil
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by leovingi 2y ago
> The US took Ukraine’s nukes in exchange for safety guarantees. Please read the actual text of the memorandum, so you don't spread any more baseless accusations. It's only 1 page, it'll just take you a minute and the lang
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by leovingi 2y ago
Can you please post links to some of that cheap farmland available right now because of DOGE?
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by leovingi 2y ago
Finishing off the last bugs in my free puzzle game called Kombi, before it goes live on Steam. Made in Love2D, mostly because it's limited in its simplicity (good for creativity) while still allowing me to make something usable. That,
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by leovingi 2y ago
What timeframe are you working with, as in, when do you expect to see this reduction in GDP? I just want to know so that I can set a reminder and check back on your comment when the time arrives.
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by leovingi 2y ago
Please control yourself and stop being hysterical
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by leovingi 2y ago
>After 20 years in tech, I can't think of a single company I've worked for/with that would fit the profile of an "intelligent" company It's not even necessarily about intelligence but about the simple concep
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by leovingi 2y ago
>See pam bondi threatening to prosecute private companies with DEI programs And previously private companies were being threatened with lawsuits due to disparate impact in hiring, which lead to the creation of said DEI programs If you co
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by leovingi 2y ago
>while they have their individual opinions they know their duty and follow the orders that come from the political power Have you forgotten Trump's first presidential term? The resistance [1], the gleeful celebration of the "de

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