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workingpatrick
4y ago
nice try nsa
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workingpatrick
7y ago
What on Earth could make someone so GREEDY to go through the hassle of doing this? FTFY
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workingpatrick
7y ago
2020
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workingpatrick
7y ago
It's more than possible, it's expected. While all of these things do happen, they are preventable and should not be treated as excusable, people need to be held accountable and systems / processes need to be put in place to e
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Came here to post something similar. Why jump through all these hoops to unfuck some inherently fucked system. It's a bunch of work and time and effort to reverse engineer it just to get back to the point of still having a piece of sh
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I agree about having fewer workers stacked with upgrades seems to be the "meta" but I found that the upgrades don't seem to stack linearly. For example, one Dev with 51x mechanical keyboards is not significantly faster than 2
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workingpatrick
7y ago
For the Observation Training, your worker seems to work X tasks in a row when you manually click them to assign a task, where X is their "Observation Training" level. So that automates their work if you assign it to them manually.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Reading this scares me to the point I want to wear a Surgical Mask everywhere like I'm in a Tokyo subway station.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I also just typed in a non-existent gmail address and it worked.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
If you don't want to provide your email address I put the article here https://pastebin.com/kKSNFnm8
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workingpatrick
7y ago
https://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2019/07/24/la-sechere...
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workingpatrick
7y ago
My first thought is wondering what data FB hopes to acquire from making this tool available.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Is there a FF version tho?
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Re: the title - How could it be MORE beneficial than we think? Who thinks that literally saving the world is anything less than highly beneficial?
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I've been through an acquisition in the past where the purchasing company told us that we'd remain independent and that "we like what you're doing, that's why we purchased the company, we don't want to change a
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workingpatrick
7y ago
It's exactly a blockchain ICO site :D https://golem.network/crowdfunding/
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Seems like politicians just trying to win public favor by taking broad swings at a hot topic, rather than trying something that would actually protect the youth, or anyone for that matter. How has history not convinced these people that pr
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Here is the link to the proposed ballot measure, which was somehow not linked to by ANY of the sources covering this story. https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/LI031919.pdf Looks to be two separate measure
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I agree, we can't blame people with limited economic opportunities for taking a relatively 'good paying' job. We can absolutely blame one of the largest corporations in the country for offering jobs with such demanding and da
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workingpatrick
7y ago
It's nice that they are optional, do you know if they are opt-in or opt-out?
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I see these new integrations and all I can think about is the privacy implications.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
I'd argue that for the interaction to be truly consensual, both parties must be fully informed about the risks and rewards of the interaction that they are choosing to participate in. My reading of the SEC press release leads me to bel
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workingpatrick
7y ago
AFAIK, most of the actually 'blue' headlights are not street legal. A Product of cheap aftermarket "HID Kits" or cheap XENON bulbs. Also, at least in Texas, basically any modification to your OEM headlights is verboten.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Bit of hypocrisy on the part of the author for publishing on this platform.... The comment section of this article: "Our discussions are powered by Disqus, which require JavaScript. "
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Because their login requirements are annoying: https://sci-hub.tw/10.1177/2053951719842540
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workingpatrick
7y ago
This seems great, and honestly like the type of thing that could and should just be integrated into iOS/Android natively for anyone in your contacts etc.. I hope if they steal it from you they make it worth your while.
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Because Bloomberg does not like noscript or my enterprise shared IP: https://outline.com/Pa85w4
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Here Ya go: https://sci-hub.tw/10.1038/s41586-019-1138-y
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workingpatrick
7y ago
From my brief reading of the text of the referenced law [ https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/85R/billtext/html/HB00089F... ] it would appear that it is aimed solely at 'companies' and not individu
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workingpatrick
7y ago
Link == Internal Server Error
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