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The guy lost all credibility pushing that fake bullshit story so far he lost his job at his own news org.
https://nypost.com/2020/10/29/glenn-greenwald-quits-the-inte...
I've been thinking about enrolling at WGU for their CS degree and was just chatting about it yesterday.
I'm also self taught but with only half a degree completed. I think about moving abroad especially for retirement reasons. Having that paper makes all the difference. Without it it's much harder to live anywhere outside a home country permanently.
Those comments are getting really tiring and it's disappointing to see this place accept ad hominems against the source over and over in those threads instead of actually discussing the trial.
Ofc complaining about comment quality isn't new, that's existed before I started coming here.
Hn does a pretty good job of being off topic in threads but it's the nastiness of the comments that degrades the quality of conversation (I myself am guilty of this too, and I need to work on that).
Sometimes, especially when I read about people leaving this industry to go work in the trades it makes me nostalgic and miss working with my hands and building real things.
But I also have enough bad memories of shitty work conditions and waking up sore day after day to give me a gut check to stay put for a little longer.
> I don't think programming is the probkem. Anything you do 40 hours a week for other people will get to you just the same. Programming is a pretty sweet gig, all things considered.
Turning my hobbies in jobs killed off a lot of fun I used to have. I think it's pretty universal and why it should probably be more common to switch industries a couple times at least through your career to keep things fun and not stay in a burned out mentality forever.
They're being favoured and promoted by FB but also biased against...
Won't they have to since they will need to report it for shareholders?
Also post this in the Who wants to be Hired thread, although I don't know how effect that thread is (I never got any contacts from that one)
Edit: also sorry I don't have anything to offer you, my job isn't hiring right now. But any time I see these posts I always give them an upvote. I hope you the best!
I wonder how that would work in the US? I don't think there's anything illegal about building your own aircraft. That's basically what the EAA is all about I think.
Fastmail is $30 or 50/yr vs Hey $99/yr
Are the features of Hey worth the extra money?
> they will be met with serious force!
Sounds like it matches up.
Why would this not end well for Twitter? USC230 isn't going to be changed because of Trump complaining, outside of that Twitter isn't losing any followers by doing this, it generates more buzz on their platform.
The Germans and Ukrainians who did these horrific acts of murder and torture were unaffected by it, as told by two authors who survived.
It leaves me with more questions than answers. How can people do this to others, it takes so little to motivate people to turn into savage murders, and why did then not teach us about these death camps in school. Everyone knows about Auschwitz but they skipped over the pure death camps and focused more on the rah-rah we're winning battles than observing the suffering that took place. It all makes me sad. It makes me sad knowing what some people in America the "free" country were going through during this time too.
Why doesn't this lead to shrinking budgets and layoffs of police? Aren't they providing a data backed solution to reducing the cities budget?
How out of touch is Sandberg, yikes. The hubris of a FB exec still clinging onto that old phrase after everything they've become associated with.
This being written by Soros and not an article about something he said makes this message much more interesting. He's putting FB on blast in public forum, it's a much louder message.
> In 2016, Facebook provided the Trump campaign with embedded staff who helped to optimize its advertising program. (Hillary Clinton’s campaign was also approached, but it declined to embed a Facebook team in her campaign’s operations.)
Will this become a theme for all elections? Does FB also do this for other elections and in elections outside of the US?
It feels like a bit of a dirty game to embed your engineers into a political campaign.
Here is a facebook free link https://outline.com/gY2JRt
It appears Ford operates on the Google customer service spectrum of only helping those who can gain support of public outcry.
What I would like to see is a response from Ford that they will open an investigation to review everyones requests which have been denied for skipping payment.
I wonder how this will play out once he one longer holds the 'in the publics interest' badge.
I love Bromite, been using it for about 4 months now and have no complaints or issues.
The maintainer of Bromite is a HN user and who I discovered Bromite through, gladly keep supporting them.