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dsyrk
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Comment #28177045
You have completely misunderstood the CDC article I think you are referring to. It proved that recovered individuals benefit some also getting a single vaccine dose. It didn’t meas…
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Comment #28176973
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Comment #28163717
Do any of the models support incremental training if one happens to have more data than memory, due to both having many timepoints and also many features? If not, have you seen pyt…
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Comment #28109283
Why are you intentionally misleading people with dis-information.
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Comment #28109268
The idea that two mRNA dose immunity is superior on average to those recovered with natural immunity is absurd. I haven’t reviewed your sources yet, but if you have such a source t…
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Comment #28086556
Have you been able to determine how much space one would need to feed one’s self using basement space and assuming abundant solar power? I don’t like outdoor garden setup because p…
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Comment #28082054
As I told you before. It’s much better you WFH because I can monitor you completely without your knowledge. Where is the FBI asshead? I’m still waiting …
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Comment #27959953
I’d not be surprised at an opposite effect because what will Tether holders “run to” in case of a bank run? With every crisis people will gain trust in Bitcoin not the reverse. Tet…
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Comment #27524713
You must be a child who fantasizes his employer and boss are their friend.
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Comment #27524703
You have made me realize I should investigate commercializing the system we have. I added minutely screenshots, of course could be higher frequency if I want to use the resources. …
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Comment #27523396
Of course it’s an empty threat. Nothing we are doing is illegal or even immoral. You people are literally entitled children. The responses to my comment have encouraged me to expan…
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Comment #27509659
The only person who should be scared would be the one filing a frivolous report with the FBI. If you aren’t trolling, I’m pretty sure you are already on their spam filter having do…
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Comment #27503471
You guys are really sad cases. One guys replied that he reported me to the FBI, imagine the laughter at the report: Internet user is reporting an employer who pays his employees to…
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Comment #27503429
If you have a minute could you describe better your outrage, for me the levels expressed are fascinating. All I’m describing is a system for WFH that automatically measures if some…
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Comment #27501299
Let’s pretend that the employee agreement doesn’t explicitly tell them that they should have no expectation of privacy and all their activities on the company computer system is mo…
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Comment #27501217
successful then, I’ve even been reported to the FBI! The outrage being generated is actually fascinating. Why do developers see their work as so special compared to other labor? Fo…
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Comment #27498767
I think you might be confusing audio and video surveillance with computer system logging. We can log anything we want it’s in their employee contract that they have no expectation …
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Comment #27498638
Please do explain. What is illegal? Recording minute granular measure of keyboard and mouse activity by employees on our internal company computer system. You’re in a fantasy world…
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Comment #27498405
You must be fairly young and idealistic. It’s really hard to know people well enough to be able to trust them. Especially in this new WFH environment are you going to know your emp…
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Comment #27498303
Of course I do that to and did that before the pandemic. I review all code commits and review reports and results from the system. I also track completed tasks and assign them comp…
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Comment #27498250
Can you provide a reference for that? I am logging the employee’s use of the corporate computer system that they don’t own and are being paid to work on. That is total nonsense it …
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Comment #27496668
Really where? Certainly not in the United States and I don’t see any reason it should be illegal. Your an employee not a citizen.
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Comment #27496575
They get pretty embarrassed when I complete their assignment in 2 hours after our meeting an assignment which should have taken them maybe one day but they have supposedly been wor…
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Comment #27496463
What in the world are you talking about? You honestly believe I can be sued for monitoring employee activity on a private businesses computer systems? The level of entitlement expr…