Why do east Asian firms value drinking?
East Asian businesses often go out drinking.
Every blog post that took off on Hacker News, ranked by the votes of its best submission. 8,149 posts.
East Asian businesses often go out drinking.
The Unreliability of LLMs & What Lies Ahead
A mother who moved to the USA from Germany paints a depressing picture of the car-dependence of American neighbourhoods.
It was a hot mess, but the myth is useful today.
The gaps scammers exploit in gift cards are the result of deliberate policy tradeoffs.
And then punished the Jew who objected to that action.
18 Feb, 2017 Mark Zuckerberg’s manifesto outlines his vision for a centralised global colony ruled by the Silicon Valley oligarchy. I say we must do the exact opposite and create a world with individual sovereignty and a healthy commons.
Make the Trump administration object. Make them defend the indefensible — in public. Make clear why the apps were removed from the app stores and force Musk — and Trump, if he chooses — to argue that those things are A-OK by them. In court.
Update (1/22/2012): SOPA was indefinitely postponed by Rep. Lamar Smith on Friday (PIPA is likewise stalled). Rep. Smith also has another Internet rights bill on deck though: the The Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act of 2011, which mandates that Internet services store customer data for up to 18…
Security Privacy Surveillance "Sarah Cortes"
UPDATE: it appears that the pathetic cowards who perjured themselves filing these maliciously false copyright infringement claims have chick...
Since “updates” can usually get lost in the noise, the most recent updates are put first.
America follows the path of late Rome: Fortunes no longer arise from creating new wealth, but via exploiting privileged relations with the state.
Many publishers are getting nervous about infiltration by paper mills, who can torpedo a journal's reputation when they succeed in publis...
We now know a lot about the security of the Rapiscan 522 B x-ray system used to scan carry-on baggage in airports worldwide. Billy Rios, director of threat intelligence at Qualys, got himself one and analyzed it. And he presented his results at the Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit this week. It’s worse than you might…
A visualization of every single job in the world (or at least in the EU)
Hard work is grinding and only partly reliable. Luck is random by definition. Research on who you know is far more specific than most networking advice.