worker767424

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by worker767424 4y ago
I keep waiting for a law enforcement death due to a no-knock raid. With gun ownership in the US, it's only a matter of time before someone shoots someone they assume was a burglar, and since it was no-knock, just saying "FBI"
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by worker767424 4y ago
Think they're going to "find" child porn?
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by worker767424 4y ago
So they're obligated to accept bribes if they're in shareholders' best interest?
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by worker767424 4y ago
In college, I was diagnosed with Aspberger's. Later, after seeing a student therapist few a years, the therapist and their supervisor (and actual psychologist) didn't think I do. It made me wonder if the original diagnosis was the
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by worker767424 4y ago
C++ was the right choice for broader organizational reasons, but the wrong choice for what the project needs.
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by worker767424 4y ago
In a few months, I might be switching to a team with a C++ project. A lot of the team is new to C++, and there's nothing about the project that needs C++, Java would have been fine. This doesn't look very fun.
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by worker767424 4y ago
It's possible that the client blindly fetches a mapping from keyword to ads, saw the keyword client-side, then requested the ad.
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by worker767424 4y ago
But do the teams know that? I love picking on Timnit Gebru and her time at Google. She clearly didn't know what her actual job was, which is funny because she seems to be good at marketing herself. You think she'd know Google was
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by worker767424 4y ago
His resume has some impressive accomplishments, but has enough BS that it makes me suspicious of what teaching courses on ethical design actually entails.
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by worker767424 4y ago
Probably best not to tell HR that there's a joke going around that your team should be laid off. Wouldn't want to give them any ideas.
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by worker767424 4y ago
Has any one seen teams like this actually work? They seem to mostly exist for PR purposes.
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by worker767424 4y ago
Now they just ask your cell phone company.
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by worker767424 4y ago
For several months, keyless entry stopped working on my car. It fixed itself. My unlikely conspiracy theory is I was being tracked and interference kept the keyfob from working.
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by worker767424 4y ago
> a genre of checking off boxes and making numbers go up, along a linear way as laid out by the developers for you Feels like a FAANG job
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by worker767424 4y ago
> Frances Haugen, a former Facebook executive, Wasn't she just a product manager?
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by worker767424 4y ago
> Once collected, this information is analyzed, compiled, and sold to any interested parties willing to pay for it. The part about selling isn't true. Google and Facebook slurp in a lot of data, but they hoard it. It's only &qu
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by worker767424 4y ago
You skipped a step. They actively contributed to mercurial before the full fork.
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by worker767424 5y ago
> Smart...pleasant to work with Does anyone have tips for having high code standards, but still pleasant to work with? I got feedback that I have high standards, but I also go to the effort of explaining why I think an approach is better
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by worker767424 5y ago
There are worse ways to go. You'd lose consciousness in just a few seconds from a sudden drop in blood pressure.
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by worker767424 5y ago
You didn't get a burner smart phone once Apple and Google added covid trackers?
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by worker767424 5y ago
> Third, these radars have been in operation for decades. You are talking about thousands of planes that have to be modified to accommodate telcos. Perhaps Boeing should have bid of the spectrum that their products depend on being unused
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by worker767424 5y ago
> it shows that you can work with others Nope. > and that people like you enough to put you there. This. This is all it shows.
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by worker767424 5y ago
Heh. He was the submitter. From a green account.
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by worker767424 5y ago
Funny enough, he was a little bitter about being down-leveled, but it looks like that was the right call.
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by worker767424 5y ago
The puke emoji was especially unwarranted. Templating engines are templating engines.
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by worker767424 5y ago
He wanted to write a SPA. Instead he was writing Rails. This is the quote that is especially telling: > I asked myself the question, "Am I becoming a better frontend developer through this experience?" and the answer was of cou
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by worker767424 5y ago
I love how student government teaches you how government really works. The election is a popularity contest for a puppet regime with no real power, but you can pat yourself on the back and take price in the democratic process.
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by worker767424 5y ago
Not many others from him on his issues with work conditions (there were others from other people about Amazon). He actually contradicts himself. This is him describing alleged intimidation after he because active in the union (emphasis adde
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by worker767424 5y ago
He has the same rights on paper, but that's not how it works. Say "it's not fair" all you want, but if you screw over society, society isn't going to trust you the same way as someone with a clear record, and you&#x
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by worker767424 5y ago
It's really hard to say because the article limited it to this: > During his second week at Amazon, Smith was approached by workers involved in organizing the Amazon Labor Union. Although Smith loved his job, he thought there were t

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