There is a decades-long study by Tashkin et al., not being able to find that smoking cannabis is significantly harmful. I am on my phone so don't have it at hand.
Have they not removed protected characteristics from the data? If they had, AI wouldn't know about gender and there would be no bias.
I was looking at a couple of non technical friends browsing the Internet. Not one took time to read consent prompts, they just mindlessly click whatever takes the notice out of the way. GDPR is dangerous and doesn't fix…
Right, but you want to impose it on the others. That is pretty selfish. If company paid for food in you salary you could have a choice. You don't want choice? Fine. Just don't force it on others because it works for you.
But that removes choice, which diminishes your freedom as a person. I'd rather have a canteen where you can pay for food or go outside and be paid so I can afford that.
I think there is something missing in your story. My Portuguese friends who fled Portugal to London paint different picture of their lovely country. Maybe there are different rules to foreigners there?
Shouldn't company pay adequately instead of giving out "free" food? This is something I can't understand.
The professionals in the UK work on a b2b basis because with current salaries and taxes it makes no sense to be an employee. Still you get taxed highly, but it is slightly better. Sadly the Tories are turning left and…
It is sad how any comment with a slight critique of socialism gathers downvotes of an army of champagne socialists... people of different views choose not to speak because they are afraid of being attacked. Shame that…
Do those systems really work? Civil servants always find a way to deny support because you miss X or Z (I am talking mostly about the UK). I learned that it is best to take care yourself of yourself and don't depend on…
Your website needs to be politically correct anyway, so democracy claim is bogus. Only crypto payment gateways give true freedom.
Do they even practice TDD or they just run tests on the clients?
It seems like they forget people pay for this crap. I wonder if there is a class action possible against them.
My advice then would be to live frugally, do personal projects and save and save, then leave the company if you have 3-6 months of living covered. You can spend more time on getting your CV right and searching for…
I worked with a start-up where owner confessed he is just looking to get out as quickly as possible. We were not supposed to build processes that would slow down the development at the cost of huge technical debt - but…
Don't agree to work for peanuts. Young developers are easy target for "startup" or predatory corporations as they can do mindless coding for hours and if you throw in free pizza on Fridays, they'll work day and night…
I am not. I am sorry if that sounded ambiguous. By "By hand" I meant SSH into a container and then pasting raw query into SQL client. ORM will not always help you achieve what you want so writing queries is alright, but…
I am happy to write SQL, but you need to write it in such a way that you have tests confirming your query does what you intend to. Then run a query as a short lived application on the cluster. You don't need to SSH even…
If you design your app properly you won't ever need to run SQL queries by hand. This is a bad practice and it is good that k8s discourages such behaviour. I agree with your other points though.
The linked article is behind the paywall. From you comment I still can't take out _why_ this costs so much. It sounds like development cost X because phase of development cost Y. I find it strange that you can say that…
I think it this extremely difficult to incapacitate someone using a chloroform, so I find these stories hard to believe. Can you give more details?
But chargeback is not legally binding, is it? So you just put yourself in a situation where you received a service and didn't pay for it. I am pretty sure Uber could do something about it if they cared.
Is it known why that costs so much and that the cost isn't artificially inflated to justify the patents or other reasons?
> drugs that hit the same brain receptors as cannabis but are more potent and addictive Okay, why there are using cannabis as an example and not other substances that react with those receptors, like chocolate? It is…
This is just a step from having Linux distributions on the blockchain.
There is a decades-long study by Tashkin et al., not being able to find that smoking cannabis is significantly harmful. I am on my phone so don't have it at hand.
Have they not removed protected characteristics from the data? If they had, AI wouldn't know about gender and there would be no bias.
I was looking at a couple of non technical friends browsing the Internet. Not one took time to read consent prompts, they just mindlessly click whatever takes the notice out of the way. GDPR is dangerous and doesn't fix…
Right, but you want to impose it on the others. That is pretty selfish. If company paid for food in you salary you could have a choice. You don't want choice? Fine. Just don't force it on others because it works for you.
But that removes choice, which diminishes your freedom as a person. I'd rather have a canteen where you can pay for food or go outside and be paid so I can afford that.
I think there is something missing in your story. My Portuguese friends who fled Portugal to London paint different picture of their lovely country. Maybe there are different rules to foreigners there?
Shouldn't company pay adequately instead of giving out "free" food? This is something I can't understand.
The professionals in the UK work on a b2b basis because with current salaries and taxes it makes no sense to be an employee. Still you get taxed highly, but it is slightly better. Sadly the Tories are turning left and…
It is sad how any comment with a slight critique of socialism gathers downvotes of an army of champagne socialists... people of different views choose not to speak because they are afraid of being attacked. Shame that…
Do those systems really work? Civil servants always find a way to deny support because you miss X or Z (I am talking mostly about the UK). I learned that it is best to take care yourself of yourself and don't depend on…
Your website needs to be politically correct anyway, so democracy claim is bogus. Only crypto payment gateways give true freedom.
Do they even practice TDD or they just run tests on the clients?
It seems like they forget people pay for this crap. I wonder if there is a class action possible against them.
My advice then would be to live frugally, do personal projects and save and save, then leave the company if you have 3-6 months of living covered. You can spend more time on getting your CV right and searching for…
I worked with a start-up where owner confessed he is just looking to get out as quickly as possible. We were not supposed to build processes that would slow down the development at the cost of huge technical debt - but…
Don't agree to work for peanuts. Young developers are easy target for "startup" or predatory corporations as they can do mindless coding for hours and if you throw in free pizza on Fridays, they'll work day and night…
I am not. I am sorry if that sounded ambiguous. By "By hand" I meant SSH into a container and then pasting raw query into SQL client. ORM will not always help you achieve what you want so writing queries is alright, but…
I am happy to write SQL, but you need to write it in such a way that you have tests confirming your query does what you intend to. Then run a query as a short lived application on the cluster. You don't need to SSH even…
If you design your app properly you won't ever need to run SQL queries by hand. This is a bad practice and it is good that k8s discourages such behaviour. I agree with your other points though.
The linked article is behind the paywall. From you comment I still can't take out _why_ this costs so much. It sounds like development cost X because phase of development cost Y. I find it strange that you can say that…
I think it this extremely difficult to incapacitate someone using a chloroform, so I find these stories hard to believe. Can you give more details?
But chargeback is not legally binding, is it? So you just put yourself in a situation where you received a service and didn't pay for it. I am pretty sure Uber could do something about it if they cared.
Is it known why that costs so much and that the cost isn't artificially inflated to justify the patents or other reasons?
> drugs that hit the same brain receptors as cannabis but are more potent and addictive Okay, why there are using cannabis as an example and not other substances that react with those receptors, like chocolate? It is…
This is just a step from having Linux distributions on the blockchain.