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taauji

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    Comment #47346854

    I'm curious what tools do people use to apply to jobs automatically? Would this be automatically flagged by recruitment systems as AI? We have never had a problem like this at our …

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    Comment #43331476

    > I mostly leave location services disabled altogether how do you get around using navigation. that was the only reason that prevented me from turning off location permanently.

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    Comment #40534436

    I would think a sea-side city, of all the cities would need such a legislation due to the abundance of boats in their neighborhoods.

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    Comment #36884477

    I agree. Being willing to pay for services reduces companies from doing such things, But offering something to the public for free for years and once they make an essential useful …

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    How to Deal with Largescale Enshittification?

    Enshittification is defined as the phenomenon of online platforms gradually degrading the quality of their services, often by promoting advertisements and sponsored content, in ord…

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    Comment #35825370

    I am not even a power vim user but having vimium on firefox helps reduce the thought to action latency significantly. If someone is able to get over the steep learning curve, havin…

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    Comment #35825326

    Yes Ghost profiles is what people used to refer it to. Browser fingerprinting is how they are able to track you across the internet despite having no connection with facebook. One …

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    Comment #35825314

    Not being forced is the wall behind which every un-ethical tech company hides. - Nobody is forcing me to use youtube, but youtube has years of collection of important tutorials and…

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    Comment #35825276

    Facebook is founded on 3 pillars of unethicalities. 1. Data Privacy - They will try to find every possible way to sell your data and not get noticed. An easy example of that is whe…

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    Comment #34976474

    Hi jayzalowitz, I am a researcher in statistics and data science from university at Buffalo. Just reaching out to see if you have any potential opportunities that I might consider

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    Comment #34661744

    Indian marriages are a sham in my opinion. I would like to respectfully disagree with you. Most Indian marriages do survive because of tolerance but the tolerance arises from the s…

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    Ask HN: How do I eliminate Gmail as a single point of failure

    There are many instances on the internet where google has shutdown accounts of people who had not done anything illegal. They were falsely flagged by Google's AI moreover Google di…

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    Comment #34051603

    Leechblock is incredibly helpful and has saved my innumerable amount of unproductive hours. It is highly customisable.

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    Ask HN: How is the job search coming along for people who got laid off?

    I am assuming the market must be saturated with people seeking tech jobs. Is it difficult to get interviews? How have you been since you got laid off?

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    Comment #33478185

    I agree with your premise, but I am curious what apps are you side loading. Are these important apps? I value this freedom as well but I have only needed to install blokada. I am a…

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    Comment #33055498

    how stadia stood our for me was that i did not have to pay a subscription to play my game anywhere. once i bought the game i could take it anywhere and play it for free. with nvidi…

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    Comment #32958829

    Messages sent are encrypted, but what about the keyboards. I know Samsung logs all key strokes for ad purposes. Also WhatsApp backups maybe? Are they encrypted? What if another app…

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    Comment #29948479

    I think they are trying to facebookifying (for the lack of better word) their interface. The trade off here is that user engagement lost due to bulky js is covered by the increase …

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    Comment #29948410

    AwesomeWM has been my daily driver for 6 years now. was using i3 for a few years before that. Awesome definitely hits the sweet spot for me.

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    Comment #28097261

    That is a misleading article. Nobody spends that much amount of money on a single "date night" or "movie night" unless you are an elite. This article is again a low effort attempt …

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    Comment #27341152

    That is exactly how google wanted it to be. Thy lied made everyone attached to the technology and now milking off it. Moreover I would not like google to invade my privacy if I am …

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    Comment #26840721

    That's interesting. Do you mind elaborating how did you achieve that. You idea sounds good in theory but I can't think of effective ways to implement that. Trust is easy to break w…

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    Comment #26201560

    Works fine for me. The only site that is broken for me if removeddit

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    Comment #25309501

    I once bought a System76 laptop. Spent quite some money on it as a student. It only lasted me 2 years. After that its chasis started to come apart, screen died and a few other thin…

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    Comment #25217039

    Susan Flower's allegations ultimately led to the firing of Uber's CEO