GreenJelloShot

That is what they said about GDPR...

According to Glassdoor, an SRE position at Google in SF averages $136k/yr.

$103k is the low end. $153K is high end.

350k-500k/year is not a typical salary at all, and only a tiny fraction of people would be able to manage to land a position that pays so well.

A talented developer could manage to make 200k-300k with the right experience.

Are you hiring?

If lending money on compound.finance is a 100% safe and guaranteed way to make money, why bother joining the pool? Why not just directly lend your own money yourself and get 100% of the profits 100% of the time?

I know this isn't terribly helpful to you, but I have never had any problems with using or upgrading Pi Hole. I have been running mine for a few years now, and everything has been smooth and error-free.

> Hunters are scary.

How do you feel about wolves?

Because it's like IRC, but way easier for the average non-technical user to set up and use.

I have ran my own private IRC server before and frankly, it's a pain. There are lots of solutions to common problems (like using IRC bouncers) but it is just complicated enough to make products like Slack a superior user experience.

It is pretty easy to get grandma up and running on Slack. It is much more difficult to get her to use IRC.

Enpass (https://www.enpass.io/)

It is easy enough for my extremely non-technical wife to use on both her laptop and phone.

Some people with physical limitations do require straws in order to drink anything. I don't think mocking the disabled is appropriate.

You support vigilantism?

It is possible to study philosophy without putting your career on hold for 4+ years, and spending tens of thousands of dollars.

The question quality seems highly suspect to me.

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Question: 9

The easiest way to play videos in HTML...

_ is to use an AWS source

_ is to use an Namecheap source

_ is to use an SiteGround source

_ is to use an GitHub source

_ is to use an YouTube source

While theoretically possible, I do not see this solution scaling well for the majority of a population.

Yeah, everything "works" until it doesn't.

See: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/08/finlands-government-resigns-...

"Financial constraints are colliding with the healthcare costs imposed by Finland’s fast-aging population. But cutting those costs is a major political obstacle in a Nordic country that historically has provided an extensive -- and expensive -- healthcare system."

> If you are going to expect that a union, corporation or a government take care of you, then you are going to be very disappointed.

As a fellow tech worker who have been through the wringer many times, I can confirm this is absolutely true.

In theory, if it all magically worked, then sure. In reality, no. Because no matter the good intentions, I can not trust the government to not screw it up.

If a company screws something up, I can just switch jobs and move to another company. If the government screws up, there is little I can do.

Isn't "What you permit, you promote" literally intolerance?

The whole point of tolerance is to say "I don't agree with that, but I respect your right to do your own thing."

This is advocating the exact opposite. Under this philosophy I can not longer be tolerant, because anything I "permit" I will be accused of promoting.

This seems like a recipe for a horrible, horrible world.

He says specifically in the article that he is only resharing Instagram pictures.

First, show me an AI that can make better video recommendations.

Perfect is the enemy of good.

The fact alone that are 87 different mobile apps makes it difficult. Which one do you use? Is there a difference?

Having one single, well-branded app is easier to use than 87 random no-name apps.