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by seieste 4y ago
To fix: Remove /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20apt-esm-hook.conf
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by seieste 5y ago
From their perspective you're lacking three things: 1) credibility, 2) leverage, and 3) data. Credibility: you're a technical founder, not a designer. Why would they listen to you? Leverage: you do not have decision-making power o
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by seieste 5y ago
> if the debate was about ISIS propaganda? Google recently deleted the entire account of someone who had videos of vehicles in the Middle East, claiming it was extremist content [0]. He was a historian who was cataloging how vehicles are
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by seieste 5y ago
> If she's performing better than them while getting paid the same, she would know that she's worth more This is another area where pay transparency can complicate things. Jane may have the same experience and education as othe
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by seieste 5y ago
This comment seems rather vague and general. Could you provide an example where you’ve used this technique?
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by seieste 5y ago
> Perhaps the biggest lingering issue waiting to be fixed is the Windows store. Microsoft has been working on a new app store for Windows in recent months, and rumors suggest it will be a significant departure from what exists today. Nad
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by seieste 5y ago
They can and they do if you don't file, and they'll charge you 5%/month for the convenience. The IRS can even file a return on your behalf, which they do to tax protestors. If you don't even have an SSN, they'll con
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by seieste 5y ago
This article talks about a program designed to fix the "root" of crime and homelessness. Instead of arresting people, they'd call social workers. "Success" was measured by how many people were arrested and so the pr
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by seieste 5y ago
> But economics works on incentives. > The economics don't line up. Suppose you're Google. You know what's cheaper than investing $100m in a new chip manufacturing company? Lobbying for the government to invest $100m in
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by seieste 5y ago
> (there is also a button to remove all your data at a later date if desired) Do you keep database backups?
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by seieste 5y ago
The fact that youtubers with a small following and a lack of monetization don’t make any money is not the result of capitalism. Do you believe that a different economic system would actually fund the long tail of entertainers? The problem i
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by seieste 6y ago
If you believe that's the case, perhaps you could provide an example of Scott's writing that shouldn't be allowed, and what you think the consequences should be?
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by seieste 6y ago
Paywalled.
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by seieste 6y ago
In general citation count is not a useful metric to determine research quality (separate from whether it applies here) e.g. Brian Wansink's citation count is 33,969 and h-index is 85 [0]. Over a dozen of his papers were retracted after
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by seieste 6y ago
This is one of the more interesting Slate opinion pieces I’ve read.
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by seieste 6y ago
D.C., could you explain what part of this judgment you disagree with? Employees should have the right to switch companies and leaving a company shouldn’t bar employment in your field. Hooked is relying on misrepresentation and vague notions
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by seieste 7y ago
Italy is recording a death every four minutes. The annual flu doesn't even come close to that.
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by seieste 7y ago
One of the things that bothers me about this study is the use of SafeGraph, which provided "anonymized" data that included GPS location, race, and income.
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by seieste 7y ago
This seems to be in contradiction of other published results. Can you provide a source?
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by seieste 7y ago
My predictions Sometime within the next 2 years, Microsoft will release Word3D, which will be a text editor written in Electron and which will consume 100MB of memory to edit a 1KB text file.
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by seieste 7y ago
> Some headhunters specifically try to identify high-performing sociopaths for top management positions. [Citation needed]
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by seieste 7y ago
I think you mean magnate; a magnet goes on your refrigerator.
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by seieste 7y ago
YouTube used Polyfill for Firefox, which was 5x slower. It worked just fine if you pretended to be Chrome by changing the user agent. https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/91hbkw/youtube_pag...
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by seieste 7y ago
In my experience, burnout seems to be a result of poor sleep, poor nutrition, lack of autonomy, lack of recognition, etc. This is especially true if working harder won't lead to greater rewards, like if you have a fixed salary or if yo
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by seieste 7y ago
> (All memory access is naturally linear in computing. Random access memory is an unnatural computing myth which comes at enormous cost and has to be hardware accelerated to be even usable). Are you saying that the order of memory access
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by seieste 7y ago
and https://i.reddit.com It's probably 5x faster than the new mobile site, too
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by seieste 7y ago
Or, the city could have the police put a boot on the truck tires.
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by seieste 7y ago
I see that you're running this as a for-profit company. How do you plan to monetize it?
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by seieste 7y ago
The problem is H1B employees cannot switch jobs easily, and so have greater trouble negotiating raises or seeking other opportunities that are a better fit for them. Employers take advantage of this and offer lower salaries. It's this
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by seieste 7y ago
Typescript seems to be approaching C++ levels of syntax and expressiveness. The main difference seems to be the existing tooling, tutorials, libraries, etc for node.js and others. But if compiled languages like C++ or Go had as many dedicat

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