rnet85

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by rnet85 6y ago
I love how there is always an aspiring fiction writer in the comments. Woefully ignorant of the story, has an unrealistic expectation of limitless sevices. It must be cathartic to write victim hood takes like this.
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by rnet85 6y ago
sad to see this get downvoted because it does not go along with the youtube bashing sentiment, the amount of people who think other video platforms will not have copyright claim problems is ridiculously high.
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by rnet85 6y ago
Flee to other platforms and get their videos taken down too. It’s so ridiculous to see the majority of the comments here not to understand the simple reality that other platforms also have to adhere to these copyright laws.
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by rnet85 6y ago
“Cheap labor” people with visa in FANG companies get paid the same salary as the non visa people, and it was the FANG ceos who complained, so I’m not sure I understand your comment.
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by rnet85 6y ago
Except plastic breaks down into micro plastics and seeps into the ecosystem, unless you’re willing to hermetically seal hundreds of thousands of acres of land
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by rnet85 6y ago
It sounds harmless because it omits the incredibly complex process of developing immunity. Your body basically is trying to do a sort of brute force/random combination of immune cells on the retrieved virus spike proteins until it come
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by rnet85 6y ago
I’m constantly surprised At how people think video hosting costs nothing.
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by rnet85 6y ago
7000 years is pretty modern, it’s almost 3k years after agriculture started being adopted in multiple regions. There are older artifacts than that, intelligent humans have been on the planet for a long time.
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by rnet85 6y ago
> The use of the term has been called part of a broader GOP strategy to discredit criticisms of Trump's actions. I agree, TDS is a pretty catchy term when you want to deflect from trumps corruption.
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by rnet85 6y ago
What a reductionist argument. OC’s argument is perfectly reasonable considering trump’s history and his previous actions. I’ll never understand why certain people feel the need to feign ignorance about reality and make false assertions that
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by rnet85 6y ago
This has been the standard on safari for years. Are you saying that people who use safari suffer from those problems?
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by rnet85 6y ago
That is not correct. Trained B cells are predominantly stored in lymph nodes. You also don’t gain host immunity by marrow transfer.
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by rnet85 7y ago
This is laughably ridiculous and not scalable at all. Stores close and prop up all the the time. Not everyone thinks of signing up for google maps. And besides where is the manpower to do verification of millions of stores every day? It’s v
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by rnet85 8y ago
I interviewed there. It is not as dark as you put it. They admit they have certain problems with how they display ads, and how they draw in more people. They're acutely aware that they've yet to figure out a mature way to monetize
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by rnet85 8y ago
Nope, just tried this https://quiet.github.io/quiet-js on safari on my iphone. It just asks for permission, after that there is no indication that it's listening or not
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by rnet85 8y ago
Isn't that how /r/the_donald started?
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by rnet85 8y ago
Doesn't stackexchange enterprise already fill that niche?
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by rnet85 8y ago
Like with anything, you need to carefully curate what you consume. Like Twitter, Reddit can be an excellent place if you follow only subreddits that intrigue you.
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by rnet85 8y ago
I still feel it's somewhat slower compared to something like https://forum.dlang.org
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by rnet85 8y ago
and the data can be stolen by an analytics company which may use it to manipulate elections.
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by rnet85 8y ago
What kind of a role were you hired for? Is it a pure SDE role or a product/solutions engineer kinda role? I've seen Google largely prefers people with 6 ~ 12 yrs exp for SDE roles.
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by rnet85 9y ago
I don't think they have their datacenters in the same place. These kind of events are anticipated and large companies like those will have detailed disaster recovery plans with multiple redundancies.
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by rnet85 9y ago
This. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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by rnet85 9y ago
Thing is you don't need such tutorials for other text editors, you know how to use them intuitively. This itself is a barrier for entry for most people, people who manage to cross this barrier prove they've some initiative and mot
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by rnet85 9y ago
This is exactly his point. Taking the initiative and spending time to learn something like vim, not giving up, looking for tutorials and working through them just shows the person is willing to endure some hardship to gain something good i
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by rnet85 9y ago
You know that's a parody right?
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by rnet85 9y ago
How?
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by rnet85 9y ago
Spontaneous generation was never a valid scientific theory. For a more accurate one look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis Also, the probablity of generation of organic compounds which are precursors to lif
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by rnet85 9y ago
I think you just proved his point. Yes, one must invest time and energy to gain fluency, but making the whole process more accessible will always make it easier and welcome more people.
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by rnet85 10y ago
I've a genuine question here. So, what are the STEM graduates doing who didn't want to work for the cheap wages? Did they find something that pays better? If not, why didn't they take up the lower wage job since it's be

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