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dmurdoch
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Comment #36634986
Yeah this. One of my friends is a PM for mostly government contracts. He also gets serious commissions for any mid project add ons so they're incentivized to low ball and win contr…
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Comment #33960348
The fact that you didn't see what he was ACTUALLY referring to is actually funny in that it means you don't really understand what having an ADHD brain is actually like. He isn't s…
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Comment #33634299
So you've listed houses, cars, watches, food. All these things indeed serve a purpose as well as allow for creativity and expression. But the difference is, all those things have s…
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Comment #33575435
No. Not all insiders would necessarily be professionals as covering their tracks post crypto hack. They could just be someone who knew they had access to the keys and said "screw i…
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Comment #33468377
Unintended? My company did two rounds of layoffs already and this was a thing that was known from day 1. Literally the day after the the first rounds one of the questions in the to…
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Comment #33454508
I work at a company that did layoffs recently as well, about double this size. Our managers also had no idea until day of. The entire day was spent watching co workers google calen…
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Comment #33179220
Excuse me, what? Elaborate?
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Comment #33179146
Exactly this. I've generally loved the small teams I've been on, and keep in touch with co workers from every company I've worked for and left. But that doesn't mean I held any all…
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Comment #33178904
The band The Glitch Mob maintain an ambient playlist on spotify that I listen to constantly while working. They update it really regularly (4 day since last song added right now). …
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Comment #32086058
Well, you're both right and wrong. He's right You CAN, but your linked article is also 100% correct, GBTC / trusts are absolutely NOT etf's. There are however etfs for crypto in ot…
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Comment #27039869
This is only true in certain places. For example, in the thousand islands, the border between US and Canada is VERY nebulous. A line on a map exists, but you can drive your boat ar…
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Comment #24518325
100% this. It's insane to me that some people don't understand this when I discuss it with them. Potential market share for chinese company: Potential market share for literally an…
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Comment #23612797
John McWhorter makes this exact claim in his debate on the damage of racism and anti-racism. Its an interesting full debate but here is just his opening remarks. https://www.youtub…
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Comment #22616065
Major US banks will NOT be rendered insolvent. The fed won't allow it. They are literally too big to fail. They'll just be bailed out.
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Comment #22235281
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I'd like some numbers to back up the government comment. I live in Ottawa, my SO works for government as does many many friends. I make more then a…
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Comment #21994882
> (Yes there were noise-cancelling headphones before, but always bulky or with wires. With AirPods, they're just effortless to bring+wear.) Not true. Sony WF-1000XM3's were release…
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Comment #21839014
(As someone who drives a truck in an area much like yours) This works, until you realize that because you're higher than everyone else, they all think YOU have your high beams on. …
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Comment #21093198
Because those comments brought him to the attention of people who were not as familiar with his work. They then saw many comments about pedophilia and his behaviour towards women i…
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Comment #20534508
You should learn about the salt balance in the body a bit and then try doing things to mess with it. It could be a sodium issue, hence the gatorade helping, or maybe a potassium is…
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Comment #20469356
Yeah I'm hoping this gets mirrored in Canada so Vancouver becomes livable for normies again.
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Comment #20450391
This makes me think about something. I don't work at a FAANG company, nor have I ever been to SV, nor do I know anyone who works at one of the many enormous tech companies around S…
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Comment #20382658
From my understanding and maybe I'm wrong here, he means that they tend to not roll their own ECC implementations. From the video, one of his major complaints is that people learn …
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Comment #20114853
Its not deciding what you value, its deciding what it values, and if you disagree you don't have to use google search. Searches like duckduckgo will probably be less opinionated.
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Comment #20114129
Some very small layouts can in fact be used, and quite effectively. I have a co worker who types using stenography (and develops with it as well) and the absolute minimum keys he r…
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Comment #19637849
> Even when requests do come in, the company can only provide limited data, they added. That includes customer contact information, billing addresses and IP addresses. It could als…