shemnon42

Apache 2.0

> usually people with advanced degrees from hard-to-get-into colleges and years of experience along with very specialized knowledge.

Maybe 2005 Google, but not anymore. A good bachelors degree or enough YoE at most companies gets you the interview, and then the interview result usually does the rest. Those are the "line engineers" that move on to other faangs or unicorns when psychological safety becomes an issue.

Typically it's the people from the hard-to-get-into colleges, or with years of company tenure, or with specialized knowledge causing the psychological safety issues.

That is the order scotus considered it.

So in programmer speak

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Short circuit on the and operator. It's fair use, so copyrightable will not be evaluated. Evaluating copyrightable has an obervable side effect of creating a precedent.

It's been communicated since their SwampUp conference in August, just not very well publicized until this announcement.

The "no writes after 28 Feb" is a new twist...

It's also by Nouriel Roubini, a well known crypto critic. Keep those biases in mind as you read his work.

Almost all JVM, mix of Java and Kotlin. https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community

Three a week? What SVP did your group piss off? Or are they back to the 4 rejects per hire game?

Not quite after he exited. It was while he was Chairman of the Board, and in at least one instance he used his Google email to engage in political work that would get any other Googler sanctioned, but got a pass because he's Eric Schmidt. Had he used personal emails in all cases it would have been ok per corporate rule.

The rest of your claims are indeed tin-foil hat worthy.

Use a HSM like a yubikey or Google titan key to sign the message. There are modes where the key is generated on-device and not (without significant hacking) recoverable off device.

Then physically hide the key with said treasure.

Currently a deeply Facebook project, like Kubernetes was a deeply Google project until RedHat joined in. This rebranding and the association in general makes that kind of a transition smoother.

What's the point of a $3000 contract review if the employer's response will be "Not changing it, sign or walk."

television ratios joke. 4:3 became 16:9 for widescreen. Further from square and closer to the "golden ratio", so make something closer with different prime squares.

1:22:33 becomes 1:33:77

Only if people re-use bitcoin addresses, or deal with people who re-use addresses. If there is one thing I would change about the protocol it would be to prohibit address reuse. There are techniques like HD wallets that allow you to do this.

Anonymity is part of the censorship resistance. You can't censor something you don't know about. Along the lines of "Can't Be Evil" vs "Don't Be Evil"

There's two, Zing (pay for support) and Zulu (pay for access)

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This is a good example of "Poe's Law"

> without a clear indicator of the author's intent, it is impossible to create a parody of extreme views so obviously exaggerated that it cannot be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of the views being parodied.

Came here for this. Have my upvote.

What's more valuable: The box of pasta or the roll of coins providing a counterweight?

Not presumably, it does. They are shipping it. Have been shipping it since at least last year. Ahead of Time compilation is how they get around the no-JIT rule.

You are more likely to clean up your kid's goldfish crackers they spilled in the pews (or not give them goldfish during worship service to begin with) when you take a turn vacuuming the chapel yourself.

It's the first amendment and separation of church and state. The IRS is fairly certain that if they tried to tax the land chapels are on that the supreme court (even the liberal judges) would say it violates church and state separation. Shutting down a church for failure to pay taxes is the end game the courts won't allow, and so where we are basically falls out from that.

Now if you run a for-profit child care center out of your chapel and don't pay taxes, that is something the IRS has seized a church for.

Wait what? Edge doesn't support ActiveX controls? Why didn't I notice until now?

Only if you are an executive. Rank and file tend to get the short end, which means you lose RSUs whether you leave voluntarily (took another job) or involuntarily (fired for cause, fired for no cause, or laid off).

And then it would be the legislative branch mandating anti-gerrymandering, which according to today's ruling is the branch that should be doing it. So Gov Newsom totally should do it.

Not many first time home buyers do a standard mortgage now. Typically 3-5% is all that is needed.

That and the lowest home mortgages rates anyone alive has seen have contributed to the home price increase. It's not the total value of the house but the amount of the monthly payment that is the driver, and 3% (today) vs 13% (early 80s) mortgage rates provide a huge swing.

If by "marketing department" you mean "advertising business" you would be correct. But I am skeptical you meant that.

Harsh criticism for Couchbase, to win that poll by beating Oracle.

Check your employment paperwork. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. To make you pay it back after just hiring is a jerk move, but not all executives are kind.