0/10 no programmers here

"The Labor Department is separately investigating systemic pay discrimination at the company.

Google says it hasn’t found a pay gap in its own analysis."

google thinks discrimination = pay gap 🤔

(i assume) google is doing company wide statistics rather than on the job type

and even job type isn't fine grain enough to discover discrimination

this is middleschool level regression

obviously the court system is going to go even more detailed than that (actually dissecting their hiring and pay practices rather than just looking at statistics) , google probably just said it for PR

they have the money to work on several large open source projects which have little to no ROI by themselves

so i don't doubt they have the room to discriminate

not white male conservatives, white people, males, and conservatives

the article diddnt really address that and just bundled them all into the same category

because working for google with the high pay, good benefeits, free food, etc is worth putting up with mildly sexist and racist managment

i mean that's up to managment

you can't really objectively determine how hard someone is working

they do have performance metrics at google, so it's not completely subjective

and you can scroll through someone's commits and get a consistent estimate on how much they are contributing

the answer is no, i dont see the issue

"Florida Man reports himself for Drunk Driving"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO0BWF8cJNw

ugandan knuckles is my fursona

over 18 so they cant open my mail now lul

yes

in the US it's illegal to open someone's mail (regardless to whether or not you damaged the contents)

this is my server

i soldered the 12v line of it's gpu

no not nice

it's on a wooden desk

in the corner

and the PSU is fucking old

and the gpu is constantly hot because it's faulty

no

i'm poor

i need the gpu because the mobo won't run headless

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@Krissam untyped lambda calculus

that program does run length encoding on the input string, it supports arbitrary length numbers

@Krissam lambda calculus actually has nothing to do with math

am i the only person that doesnt even unconciously think this is racist

was nobody called a monkey when they were little?

lmfao

though tbh

i haven't seen many little white kids

With coal it's not just about global warming, coal power plants produce a shitload of toxic byproducts

@CreativeRealms if they were more commercially viable we would be building them

When oil prices slowly increase they would be more appealing to investors

Nuclear reactors in the US are very safe

That's part of their cost though

You could argue birth defects

It probably killed people, just not from radiation poisoning

Did you even watch the transformers movie??? It blew up because they were trying to harness power from an alien reactor core

@CreativeRealms both are mature tbh

Wind is pretty gimmicky

Wind costs way too much

Even less of a long term investment than nuclear

Wut

@Revan got a source on that? People that have been using solar for 5+ years say theyve payed themselves off

@GingaBomber large power plants are several times more efficient than car engines

Combine that with regenerative breaking and the fact that 20% of the US power grid is from hydro power plants

@GingaBomber most people charge their cars at night though

I don't see any problems with electric vehicles

the moon is boring asf

not much reason to live there

mars however is an absolute gold mine

@GingaBomber the surface is covered in charged perchlorates

only slightly more hospitible and it would be a perfect place for bacteria

we can only hope there is a significant amount of water on mars

otherwise it's hard to make methane

@Revan there's no reason we can't do that in LEO