salawat

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by salawat 4d ago
Broadcasters: the cutting edge of streaming information is ours! Now let's make it so everyone unknowingly broadcasts as much info back to us as possible! Poor Farnsworth. He just wanted edutainment, man.
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by salawat 5d ago
This. Seriously, if you haven't seen this kind of behavior coming, you're more interested in the paycheck than safely approaching the technology.
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by salawat 5d ago
>Being able to restrict yourself is exactly what the right to enter contracts is. Not when only one person gets to write the contract and terms are take-it-or-leave-it. If there is no chance to negotiate, it is clearly little more than t
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by salawat 6d ago
Earlier. I'd say it started right around the time SEO started taking off big time.
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by salawat 6d ago
Either everyone can afford it, or no one can. Choose well.
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by salawat 6d ago
People who serve ads never ask whether the user whether they wish their computer hardware to be utilized for advertising. They just use it. Ads are 100% predisposed on trespassing. Your average ad supported site wants discoverability by be
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by salawat 7d ago
>Insurance companies aren't political -- they charge for whatever costs more. Insurance companies you are required to interact with by law are absolutely political.
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by salawat 8d ago
People here are too damned daft to realize half the damn purpose of this place is harvesting ideas. People need to just shut up, and keep things to themselves, and those they trust. Right now is not the time for naive info sharing.
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by salawat 8d ago
The best way to get corporate America to listen is making RoI suffer. If you are the most qualified, everyone other than you is less qualified for the job, and likely to bring in more waste. It's the only language this stupid damn coun
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by salawat 11d ago
>I don’t employ anyone just strictly subcontract so it’s not in my interest to force them to exceed whatever their normal PPE requirements are. It's aligned with your interests to have subcontractors who aren't heat drunk doing
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by salawat 12d ago
Because that would have been the right way to do it, and if they do it right even once, they can't say "We DiDn'T KnOw aNy BeTtEr" or whatever excuse they fall back to.
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by salawat 13d ago
Take care of yourself. Wear PPE, do your job right, work smarter, not harder. Your body will thank you in the long run. And for the love of all that is holy, invest in some thermal PPE. You will be amazed how deleterious extreme heat (104+)
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by salawat 14d ago
Great question! Here's the answer: an entity on the SDN (Specially Designated Nationals) List, basically has all financial operations withdrawing or moving funds out of an account denied. There is no "closing" allowed. Those
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by salawat 14d ago
One does not "win" EVE Online except by escaping it. It is truly one of the most magnificent time mulchers known to Man.
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by salawat 14d ago
Pretty much. At least until jurisprudence makes it unambiguously clear that delegating to an AI model does not transfer liability for outcomes.
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by salawat 14d ago
Can confirm. Until I worked on an honest phone system tuned to actually get people connected with call centre reps, I never quite had a feel for how malicious many contact funnels have become. A good one runs like a Swiss watch, and is triv
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by salawat 15d ago
Don't assume people are trolling. That's how we got where we are. The response to "No one could possibly be that daft..." Is "Of course they can, and they aren't going to disappear if you ignore them."
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by salawat 17d ago
Greed is good for the Greedy, but disasterous for anyone you'd ever want live with. Greed simplifies and creates clarity by destroying and debasing acts of humanity that are actually worthy to something that can exist as a row in a led
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by salawat 17d ago
Hanlon's Razor is especially effective at getting Good people to put out their own eyes to keep them nice and soft targets for the malicious. I'll take being a harder to find likable by people I have no desire to be liked by to ma
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by salawat 17d ago
Your rate limits on adding and removing credit cards? Your input sanitization? Designing your system to not just disclose details around anything but that relevant to a logged in/authenticated user? There are many practical ways to han
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by salawat 20d ago
When you start finding yourself asking these types of questions, it is a very strong sign to slow down and step back . Whether you listen to your intuition or go full speed ahead... Well, that's on you. I know what let's me sleep
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by salawat 21d ago
It is hard to get a man to understand that which his paycheck depends on him not understanding. But they need more than a Philosophy class. They need several, and a practicum, then a Voight-Kampff-esque test to ensure understanding and th
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by salawat 21d ago
Consolidation does not improve food safety. Read the ISO's. The standards of the industry are equally effective at a scale of 10 or 1000 different orgs. Everyone watches everyone else, and makes batches traceable, and those who don&#x2
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by salawat 24d ago
The almighty 10bux. I do indeed.
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by salawat 24d ago
Someone who needs the cushy executive summary because they can't skim read detected. Sometimes, systems of thought are frigging big. Not everything is conducive to being reduced to "the YouTube Short of Reading".
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by salawat 25d ago
>While you are at work, forget about your free speech rights. You must obey the CEO. That's what you are paid to do. Obey. There is a very particular tension that results from over-consolidation and the inability to support competit
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by salawat 26d ago
No. Unless you count the non-existence of the DMCA which essentially resulted in the creation of an accessible and accurate internet index becoming de facto illegal, and the fact webmasters and other netizens actually operated with enough r
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by salawat 26d ago
The way one successfully fights a tidal wave is lining up with peers and resisting the siren call of "if I don't someone else will." Solidarity is how these things have been worked out since before I was alive. It sucks, but
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by salawat 26d ago
Doing the right thing never becomes less rational. It may suck compared to the temptation towards the alternative, but part of growing up and being responsible is realizing there is a reason the shortcut isn't supposed to be normalized
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by salawat 27d ago
What is terrifying is the propensity of people hoping for a mechanical slave to do everything possible to avoid touching on the possibility for being-ness of the technology they are desperately hoping will work as a basis for that implement

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