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jackric
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Comment #45694287
Next podcast sponsor fad: lead-lined underwear. PbUndies
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Comment #35095503
"It's a big club, and you ain't in it!" - George Carlin
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Comment #33203336
I'm not going to write this by hand. So what's the advantage over schema'd XML?
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Comment #28756890
This is uh, no offense, but.. you are a robot, aren't you?
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Comment #27604528
Who was smart enough to implement rate limiting there, but not an exponential lockout period?
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Comment #27369063
Any chance it was bat related?
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Comment #26594137
Why?
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Comment #26557640
If I write an article today about someone who transitions next year, am I (and all articles) supposed to spend time updating it? Wikipedia is a different story
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Comment #26489906
"This fact must be true, I saw it on Facebook!"
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Comment #26489814
Should be possible to queue up profiles when online, review them offline, and sync back responses to the service when online again.
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Comment #26385120
REGIONAL. Not global headquarters. Still jarring but about 10x less
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Comment #26187443
Sounds difficult to test for. Thinking about a Pilot I think there would be data points you could measure on the job that predict likelihood of making a bad judgement. For example …
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Comment #26187359
Hmm perhaps decree a method/routine to processes like nail gunning. A bit like the Japanese rail staff with their pointing routines. Film the worksite or send surprise inspectors t…
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Comment #26184112
I agree Safety is the top priority. Don't risk people with drugs traces in their blood; it may degrade their competence. Also don't risk a guy that didn't sleep last night working …
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Comment #26183297
I have a solution to prevent this, which doesn't prejudice Mike for having a bit of weed 2 weeks ago camping. Also it will filter out those unfit to work from legal medication, or …
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Comment #26183237
Stupid analogy, the worker can be told to remove the headphones during paid hours, non-compliance makes you fired. We are talking about whether what you do outside of work, that is…
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Comment #26179212
Flagged for nag-wall. Can't see the whole article
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Comment #26155630
There's only one gold... of the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin has become the store of value, by consensus, but that consensus is far more easily popped than the consensus of Gold's wort…
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Comment #26155562
> I’d really like for people to stop suggesting a database (blockchain) will fix any problem I'm developing a blockchain to block these people using sustainable AI. Want to get in …
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Comment #26115374
This isn't worth reading. None of the details you'd like to learn, like how much would he get paid compared to the delivery cost he pays.
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Comment #26110456
> This makes it sound like a human is nothing more than a tool. Yes, from your employer's perspective, you are. In fact they will replace you with a literal tool as soon as possibl…
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Comment #26110443
I wanted to make Firefox my default Android browser, out of principle. After 6 weeks, I uninstalled it and am back in Brave. The Firefox address/omni bar seemed designed to lean 90…
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Comment #26110407
Brave is excellent at blocking ads by default (and based off Chrome). Its tracking prevention is a double edged sword: lots of sites with reCAPTCHA make me prove I'm human, because…
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Comment #26100748
True of nearly any auction. Actual buyers stop bidding when they think the price has exceeded the value to them. If the music stops with a fake bidder holding the bag, the auction …
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Comment #26036874
sick of them running the world as they see fit, with no accountability