In Spanish the idiom "Salud, dinero y amor" (health, wealth, and love, in that order) is (very) commonly used when talking about what's important in life. I wonder if that had an influence in the results for Spain,…
Exactly (Google employee here as well). Those articles are completely disingenuous. You could have made the headline “Google will increase the pay of remote workers” and it would be equally true.
How could a picture be in a CSAM database if you just took it with your camera?
The Spanish translation is amazing
Could be some kind of joke/Easter egg. In spanish "Gallo" is also used to refer to that high pitch that sometimes comes randomly when speaking, more commonly in male teenagers. Which is similar to what's happening here.
And your point is? No one is strapping down Google employees to a chair to inject them with a vaccine. They are free not to take it if they chose to do so, and accept the consequences of their actions like any adult…
I respect more the position of an individual saying he doesn't want to get the vaccine because of his personal convictions than because his religions tells him so (although, to be clear, I think both are stupid…
I use borgbase (https://www.borgbase.com) for my online backups. It took a few days to make the initial upload, but now it's it only takes a couple of minute every hour. And you can select the pruning strategy you want.…
Isn't that technically illegal according to federal law? I.e. aren't you effectively discriminating against other people based on their sex and/or race (by making their interviews more difficult explicitly because of…
Having worked in the industry (thankfully not anymore), surprisingly that's how it works in the real world as well. Engineers are given a tape-out date that they have to meet, but managers have some hidden extra slack…
The announced new incremental reading feature doesn’t seem to be incremental reading as implemented in supermemo, no? How do the articles come back to your pile, and how do you extract the information from them? The way…
In Spanish the idiom "Salud, dinero y amor" (health, wealth, and love, in that order) is (very) commonly used when talking about what's important in life. I wonder if that had an influence in the results for Spain,…
Exactly (Google employee here as well). Those articles are completely disingenuous. You could have made the headline “Google will increase the pay of remote workers” and it would be equally true.
How could a picture be in a CSAM database if you just took it with your camera?
The Spanish translation is amazing
Could be some kind of joke/Easter egg. In spanish "Gallo" is also used to refer to that high pitch that sometimes comes randomly when speaking, more commonly in male teenagers. Which is similar to what's happening here.
And your point is? No one is strapping down Google employees to a chair to inject them with a vaccine. They are free not to take it if they chose to do so, and accept the consequences of their actions like any adult…
I respect more the position of an individual saying he doesn't want to get the vaccine because of his personal convictions than because his religions tells him so (although, to be clear, I think both are stupid…
I use borgbase (https://www.borgbase.com) for my online backups. It took a few days to make the initial upload, but now it's it only takes a couple of minute every hour. And you can select the pruning strategy you want.…
Isn't that technically illegal according to federal law? I.e. aren't you effectively discriminating against other people based on their sex and/or race (by making their interviews more difficult explicitly because of…
Having worked in the industry (thankfully not anymore), surprisingly that's how it works in the real world as well. Engineers are given a tape-out date that they have to meet, but managers have some hidden extra slack…
The announced new incremental reading feature doesn’t seem to be incremental reading as implemented in supermemo, no? How do the articles come back to your pile, and how do you extract the information from them? The way…