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Comment #41053698
They require fingerprints for TSA Pre. The same people who don't want to be xrayed won't want the FBI keeping their fingerprints on file.
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Comment #40964380
I'm sure it's my FAANG bias, but 0.1%? I would have guessed 5%.
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Comment #40110722
I'll defend some of what [flagged] was saying. The pay is pretty fair. They're teaching material that every high school graduate should theoretically be able to teach, so the barri…
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Comment #39727030
This might be one of the few times a big tech name you know is actually selling your data. Most of the time when people say that, they mean Google and Facebook, but they actually k…
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Comment #39662441
Asking honestly, not to troll, but is everything still an ordeal? Last time I tried, I remember having issues with my printer, hidpi display, external USB-C display, configuring th…
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Comment #39654340
> Sorry, probably not the answer you wanted to hear It's validation. Windows has gone downhill, Apple locks you in, you use Linux on principle.
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Comment #39649360
I find the look weirdly attractive.
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Ask HN: What new laptop would you get?
My laptop's almost 6 years old. It's starting to have reliability issues, and the battery life isn't very good. The landscape has changed considerably since 2018, and I'm not sure …
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Comment #39647247
In a strictly business sense, Uber made the right call. Paying $35,000 plus lawyers to learn this is a service they need to provide is cheaper than building it preemptively. In a h…
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Comment #39647230
Uber gonna Uber, but I'm surprised someone in management doesn't realize this is a bad look, read the tea leaves, and buy a few wheelchair taxis and have Uber-employed drivers to h…
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Comment #38329050
I'm not sure if it will actually be like that. In just a few years, AI will be so widespread we'll just assume anything not from a source we trust is fake.
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Comment #38326622
I was thinking more Amazon than Apple. Hiring an outsider to a team just to have someone to fire is supposedly common there.
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Comment #38326590
Both those resumes read as not being unqualified for the job, but their primary qualification is being women.
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Comment #38227241
You don't want to be the odd one out on a team since you'll be the first to get laid off. Either find a team with a good mix or stick to your own color.
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Comment #38221733
I was looking into getting a UPS for my server. Some UPSes do power conditioning, and all do AC/DC conversion. I got to wondering why I can't buy a UPS that outputs DC and feed tha…
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Comment #38221624
Are you proposing Meta only serve lightly targeted (time of day, region) ads? These services don't pay for themselves, at least not without ads.
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Comment #37397459
As a single guy, I'm checking the ladies' hands for rings all the time.
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Comment #37397427
> derives its value from its rareness Hah! The big issue with choosing a smaller, natural stone is you can't really be sure it's actually natural. The industry has so many unethica…
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Comment #37372003
I'm a solid white male engineer at a FAANG. If I were a woman, the company would bend over backwards to make sure I advance. 80th percentile as a male, they're happy to keep me, bu…
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Comment #36668994
> In one viral TikTok video, Brit Levy, Meta's former diversity, equity, and inclusion policy analyst, said she had to "basically fight to find work" The only surprising thing here…
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Comment #36062975
Do you think it would be different for a parent in their 90's to see one of their kids die at 67?
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Comment #36033734
Late 30's no kids, no stresses beyond the threat layoffs and still being single. I recently tried playing some video games adjacent to ones I've loved before, and I found it really…
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Comment #35958157
Not just juniors. I'm a senior engineer (10+ years exp). I recently changed teams, and even with knowing how things work at the company, onboarding has been challenging. It takes a…
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Comment #35831364
I worked somewhere in midtown. We had access to a small roof above the main terrace. We were up there drinking after a party at 2 AM, sitting on the wall 8 stories up. I'm thinking…
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Comment #34681568
Someone was buying all those bored apes with money from somewhere. Perhaps they were also bored apes.