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ferrocarraiges
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Comment #33398287
Filter bubbles are easy: We are good, They are bad. Real life is hard: We are imperfect people, They are imperfect people. How are you supposed to feed the anger center of your bra…
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Comment #33388830
They are very annoying when you block JavaScript in your browser.
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Comment #33388726
We don't know, but the Market would figure out if it were possible for other app-hosting platforms to compete. Some would try to woo developers by taking less of a cut, and unprofi…
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Comment #33380362
Do you mean unforced error? They didn't need the metaverse, but they did need some sort of new direction; buying out nascent social networks was a stall tactic to prolong the time …
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Comment #33379094
"They" are whoever holds the monopoly on violence in the region. Sometimes colloquially called a "government" or "state". You probably don't pay them to uphold their power to close…
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Comment #33367324
The engine was fine, it was a square peg / round hole situation. They picked an off-the-shelf engine that was designed to simulate tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons in 3D. May…
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Comment #33361252
It's a statement about how we are destroying our heritage, our history, and our future. It makes people think about a world without the famous works of art which tether us to our p…
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Comment #33361203
That sounds like the opposite of terrible. We are long overdue for some bloodletting in residential real estate markets.
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Comment #33352690
I often wonder why people don't use SI prefixes for money. We could say that they've spent on the order of 10 gigadollars.
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Comment #33339157
Oh, just wait until you start to work with cantankerous senior engineers. I once worked with someone who convinced the boss to do a silent yoga retreat as a teambuilding exercise, …
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Comment #33333510
I am genuinely curious: why did the FTC take this enforcement action? There is no fine, no prosecution, no consequences of any sort. Essentially, they're just asking the executive …
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Comment #33322189
Agreed, it's in the same vein as self-driving cars. Sure, it could put a lot of programmers out of a job in theory. In practice, the emergency brake alert goes off for cars waiting…
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Comment #33322033
If I ever go back to a team that has daily morning stand-ups, I plan to ask that we use the meeting as an opportunity to do some morning calisthenics. It would be good for all kind…
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Comment #33317537
That view goes back much farther than apocalyptic movies. In 1651, Thomas Hobbes wrote: >the same is consequent to the time, wherein men live without other security, than what thei…
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Comment #33308560
I wonder if the decision-maker could have been wealthy enough that thousands of dollars felt insignificant to them. At some point, you lose sight of how much things cost, because t…
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Comment #33304203
Stephen King wrote a short story on the subject, Autopsy Room 4 .
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Comment #33298994
Unfortunately, in practice they now rely on one number: GPA, quietly weighted based on the high school's reputation.
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Comment #33293188
They do, but GitHub is just one website. Most hiring managers will look at what you give them. Some like portfolios, some like name-brand degrees, some look for publications or par…
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Comment #33283400
Too ambitious. Platforms like MySpace or GeoCities would be closer to the mark, if we could find a way to incentivize a hand-off approach to data collection. Site builders like Squ…
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Comment #33283230
Wikipedia has the FBI's crime statistics from 2019, broken out into categories including "larceny - theft": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b... Their hi…