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That was really neat. Thank you!

A ton of blog content is still "marketing" content. Even if it doesn't directly display ads. It's "SEO".

If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck....

The US military has been doing stuff like this for a long time. I remember reading about a dish that would be filed with mercury and then spon. Allowing for adjusting the shape and focal point on the fly.

Election rigging isn't the right term. It should be election interference.

That's an interesting idea. I think as long as the continuity of consciousness happens then it doesn't matter and you would negate the copy problem.

I am sure it's easy when you likely have direct access to APIs.

I think it would both be me until it started to drift, which would be almost instantly.

Isn't every webpage served by http headers? =P

Well for starters having the technology for prefect recycling.

Docker for Mac does run on Linux. Just a striped down lightweight vm. It's why file Io is complete shit. It's a network share.

I would imagine they would have cable cutters built in, but maybe that would effect stealth.

That's pretty much any new car today. Modern cars are pretty safe, but at the expense of damage to the car itself.

And that might be hurting you in the long run. ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯

Wouldn't that be a red flag if they don't have any public code at all as a senior developer? They aren't fresh out of school or just starting their careers. They should have something.

I'm a senior developer. Of course I know how to code. Do you know how many code challenges I've done over the course of my career? 99% of them where terrible at evaluating my ability to code. They are a waste of time at the senior level. You are much better off with a conversation, looking at past work and experience and references than you are doing code challenges.

I responded to a different comment but it's also relevant here.

You're hiring for a senior role, not a junior or mid.

Your candidates aren't fresh out of school or just starting their careers. They already have plenty of work experience. They already know how to code and have been doing it for years. A conversation will tell you much more about their approaches to problems solving, team work, and mentoring than a coding challenge will. Looking at their GitHub, their work experience and references will tell you the rest.

It's like asking a doctor to go over basic human anatomy.

You're hiring for a senior role, not a junior or mid.

Your candidates aren't fresh out of school or just starting their careers. They already have plenty of work experience. They already know how to code and have been doing it for years. A conversation will tell you much more about their approaches to problems solving, team work, and mentoring than a coding challenge will. Looking at their GitHub, their work experience and references will tell you the rest.

It's like asking a doctor to go over basic human anatomy.

Why would you even do any of that for a senior role? I wouldn't waste my time with it, and it shows you don't know how to interview/evaluate for a senior position.

It's almost like it's an excuse not to build it.

I have had the exact opposite experience with Mastodon. It's only stuff I care about and it's great!

Scary to think all that data will be up for grabs.

It's really not that hard to do. The big trade off here would be SEO and performance. So although they are good art projects or infographic type sites it's fairly useless for other things.

This is pretty terrifying. Like IPv6 is good and all but what do you think all of those sensors are doing? Spying on citizens. It's super weird that anyone would want to be associated with that.

Except you can't because they abuse the shit out of the paten system. The paten system was a great idea when it protected up starts from being destroyed by the competition, but now it's used by incumbents to stifle markets.

It's all about maintaining control.

The Nevada division of Minerals has some great info: https://minerals.nv.gov/Programs/AML/AML/

It is a very good thing abandoned mines are closed. They are deadly and you should never go into one.

I agree with you. My insurance agent sends me a birthday card, but it's a service they pay for and they likely don't even know it's happening. It's the opposite of a personal touch.

If your identity gets stolen, you should be able to sue all the companies that had a leak.