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Comment #46578710
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Comment #46448077
Low ethics high pay? Higher margins from lower ethics? At some point does complacency with scammers become racketeering or criminals conspiracy? Knowledge is an element of crime an…
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Comment #46261421
These are great examples. I'll add one more. Object names and metadata definitions. Figuring out what the official name for something is across systems, where to define the source …
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Comment #46239417
How much would you pay? Why not hire an actual human driver?
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Comment #46202650
What if it's circular, or cyclical? We don't know empirically what came before the beginning.
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Comment #46085619
We have slack integrated with glean and anyone in the company can do this, not just managers. It also has access to our internal wikis, GitHub, and other internal tools.
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Comment #45754849
That's sneaky. Do any code scanners check for that class of vulnerability? Scanning for external dependencies is common but not so much internal private libraries.
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Comment #45724776
> Nobody is bringing a sawzall into the gym while it's open. They are bringing in bolt cutters to locker rooms. The locker metal loop that the lock threads through is easier to cut…
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Comment #45665549
Valdez, AK railroad history is interesting. Also violent.
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Comment #45625076
Check out woolwax or similar products for rust prevention
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Comment #45608803
Imo the term layoff used to mean something different. Getting rid of "dead wood" should be a firing, not a layoff. Layoff is "this division or project is a dead end or not aligned …
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Comment #45500294
It was still niche. Government is slow to react and is paid off by lobbyists and more recently outright bribes..
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Comment #45498250
Time for me to go all in on Linux. Ubuntu has been my daily driver on dual boot with windows since MS started using dark patterns to opt in to OneDrive. My next build will be solo …