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Comment #49181306
>>>Recent research shows that developers—especially women and older engineers—face a “competence penalty” when using AI and why did this study (performed in China I might add) find…
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Comment #49178063
Oof. All coding standards have to be written as an RFC document?
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Comment #49177938
“virtually all” - said the three anonymous sources familiar with the matter.
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Comment #48796188
correct. the push for dispensaries has been financial not medical. now that we are getting large scale trials there will be more real evidence to show the public health effects. my…
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Comment #48796124
i thought apple is already doing this on all it's devices?
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Comment #48795984
its the definition of precise geolocation data in the va code: https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title59.1/chapter53/sect...
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Comment #48770329
The article is misleading. The sale of geolocation data can still take place but not for precise locations. The bill prevents the sale of data that can identify you within 1750ft. …
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Comment #48770212
so.. hand over your data to china to spite orange man. yes excellent move.
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Comment #48732951
yep. and anyone not aligning to the anti-american reddit rants here get downvoted. shows you where HN is going.
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Comment #48732529
The implications are far reaching beyond cell phones. any service that stores location data for it's user is subject to 4th amendment expectations _regardless_ of an opt-in. The co…
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Comment #48732220
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Comment #48341630
this proposal is an extension of the WH crackdown on what it sees as misuse of USG funds for things that are deemed not in the best interests of the USG. Among other things this pr…
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Comment #48340070
my 2cents: FUD will AI displace jobs: yes undoubtly. But it's not equal even across the tech sector. Outsourcing jobs are extremely at risk. Companies have been offshoring to vietn…
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Comment #48339863
clickbait. they knew what they were doing. there's a long history of X is dead posts. PHP is dead, Java is dead, jquery is dead, unix is dead, REST is dead, graphql is dead, micros…
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Comment #48339793
here's the uncomfortable truth. most software engineers are good enough to hire. i've seen a few interview types in my time: 1. technical interviews run by nontechnical or junior e…
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Comment #48247453
DeepSeek's official privacy policy explicitly states: “To provide you with our services, we directly collect, process and store your Personal Data in the People's Republic of China…
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Comment #48247393
Actually i think AI makes junior devs dumber. Senior devs learned over the gigantic mountains of failed projects they've built. I still get people telling me to build flat file dat…
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Comment #48246929
Love reading all the TDS comments about Americans are the new Nazis and Orange Man is bad. However, this article isn't very good: NIH has publish guidance: https://grants.nih.gov/g…
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Comment #47660131
The real reason for the “cartels” in the US is because of the cost of infrastructure versus the subscribers cost. Because the United States is so large there are only a few compani…
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Comment #47659856
I don’t think this is correct. This is about German politics. Their central bank has been attempting to repatriate gold since 2013 in an effort to centralize their holdings. It’s a…
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Comment #39339954
Alzheimer's is a prion disease. Prions are proteins that cause other proteins to misfold. What's interesting is that most prion diseases are transmitted through ingestion or physic…
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Comment #38602354
Idempotentancy on POST isn't just about preventing double posting. For POST the RFC says you can return 303 when the call to create a resource would have resulted in generating an …
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Comment #38596308
I don't think this is a reflection on performance. seems like the key word here is "obligated" to work after hours. this is due to managers pushing deadlines on their reports. hone…
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Comment #37099687
I think the definition of "productivity" is part of the problem. Managers view "productivity" as the ability to bounce ideas off each other and working collaboratively to get tract…
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Comment #37099533
it's a millennial thing. they grew up working on laptops and their dream office is to make the workplace look like starbucks. Open seating, no cubicles, a barista. It's a knee-jerk…