Researchers from the universities of Chicago & Michigan analyzed resumes of employees of Apple, Microsoft & Space X and determined that their RTO policies led to a decrease in senior staff by 5%. This analysis was prior to layoffs at these companies.
This is evidence that RTO leads to attrition of senior employees. It seems obvious but it's great to have a research study backing the intuition.
This post will compare several peer to peer protocols by looking at how they work and the tradeoffs that one should consider when choosing one of them.
We will specifically be looking at [BitTorrent](https://www.bittorrent.org/index.
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That doesn’t necessarily mean a uniform 1.5C increase across the world. It’ll be severely more in the equatorial regions, particularly in South East Asia, where we potentially have already seen an increase of ~3C in April/ May. https://social.vivaldi.net/@cydonian/112335789047432896
For now, but that won't always be the case. Just wait until the next VEI 6-7 volcanic event. Then there'll be a decline of 1.5-4.5 degrees or possibly more depending upon the scale it. That will definitely happen along with a decent sized meteorite of about 15-25 meters striking the earth whether in an ocean or on land.
@LanguageMan1 I would like to solve problems that are facing down my throat right now, and not solve the plot of a Bruce Willis starrer, thanks.
The average temperature has increased by more than 3C in these parts, and is likely to increase even more. This will cause disruptions for food and accommodation among other things. This is happening now, not in an imagined story universe.
Any serious #gamer with experience of #minecraft around?
I'm advising someone on a mini project for designing/ optimising a factory layout. For some inexplicable reason the person sent a plan based on a lengthy “simulation” done with a computer game called Minecraft. I don't want to dismiss this as nonsense, because I don't know anything about #gaming and they seem rather enthusiastic about linking gaming to operations management.
My initial questions : 1. Are these (rather rustic looking) screenshots from Minecraft? 2. To what extent can you actively configure input pattern in this game, including realistic elements of a factory such as a floor plan, type of machinery, number of staff? 3. How do advanced (sandbox) gamers usually control (or would like to control[!]) their simulations to get a favourable “yield”?
That is minecraft. Specifically looks like minecraft with create mod. But I can't answer on the input pattern or yield stuff, cause that lingua is not in my expertise.
I can help with the first question - that's definitely Minecraft but with the Create mod installed, sadly I don't know much at all about that mod. However it wouldn't surprise me if you can do all of those things. There's no workers, but you can switch machines on and off depending on available resources, or if you have enough stock created. That mod works off rotational energy and there are components that can be used to increase or decrease the rpm to change the yield of machines.
@Nickychops Yes, with more resources you keep developing your factory to produce more things faster.
How these resources are obtained can however vary a lot depending on what other mods are installed. In the base Mineraft game with just Crate mod installed there really aren't any economy features such as selling what you produce to then buy other things. You instead have to acquire/produce all resources on your own hand.
On Emory's campus this morning, Atlanta police were seen continuing to tase an already handcuffed student. He'd been thrown to the ground and handcuffed with no resistance yet the cops are out here torturing him in plain sight.
Clearly demonstrating why cop city must never be built.
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The shift away from seeing Consent as a magic privacy bullet requires broader transformations, including how dehumanising we relate to each other in the mart of competitive commerce.
"Consent to use data" is often a total fiction! Can you completely read and deliberately agree to hundreds of privacy consent notices a month? Of course not! Yet, GDPR and much American privacy law assume that's true. I say it, and now a noted law professor says it: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4333743
Policy makers need to stop pretending that consent is a magic bullet for ensuring privacy. Instead, companies need to do right by their users BY DEFAULT, not based on boxes they check.
Consent plays a profound role in nearly all privacy laws. As Professor Heidi Hurd aptly said, consent works “moral magic” – it transforms things that would be i
It's so frustrating to see Microsoft copy inventions from the Linux world and act like they're new. Ads in the start menu? Come on, we had that in Ubuntu back in 2012 already, you're late to the party *again*.
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I just sent in an extended abstract, but it's my masters thesis so it's changed a lot already! Should be done on the 3d of June....
Btw, I was recommended your comparison of protocols by @cblgh the other day, it's awesome!
https://blog.mauve.moe/posts/protocol-comparisons
I think I'll reference it, if that's ok?
Comparing Peer to Peer Protocols
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in reply to Mauve 👁💜 • • •That would be absolutely amazing!
Some of the projects which are part of my research and interviewed are:
- Ahau
- Briar
- Dat (as an ecosystem)
- Holochain
- Mapeo
- Qaul
- SSB
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in reply to Mauve 👁💜 • • •@mauve haha alright, crossing my fingers, would be really nice to share in the publishing
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