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  1. Re:Why? on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 2

    I am not sure what "CS" is. You mean CounterStrike?

  2. Re: Wow, great jobs on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    What if you enjoy urinating in bottles and trash cans? Maybe his strategy would backfire.

  3. Re:It should be half that on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Coders and Buzzfeed reporters. Plus we will all have Teslas.

  4. Re:People are lining up for these jobs..... on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 0

    Wow. Another expert that interviewed all the people applying for the job. He must be exhausted from all his deep research.

  5. Re:Why? on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Would you hire me? I know how to code and I earn $50,000 a year in Silicon Valley.

  6. Re:But wait, there's more... on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Well that's odd. Real odd. It is almost as if they guy who posted that was lying or something. I mean he said he had "repeated documentation" of Amazon employees working in truly terrible, dehumanizing working conditions.

  7. Re:But wait, there's more... on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Wait, I just read below from a poster that "Amazon employees urinate in bottles and trash cans in the warehouse because it's faster than going to the bathroom and they might face consequences for wasting that much time. They get various injuries as a result of proper industrial hygiene. They get fired for being ill. They're treated like disposable meat-bots."

    Are you telling me it isn't true?

  8. Re:Wow, great jobs on Americans Are Lining Up To Work For Amazon For $15 an Hour (qz.com) · · Score: 2

    Odd isn't it? It is almost as if the "documentation" isn't true or something.

  9. They should just learn to code.

  10. Very odd that the guys in the basement of MIT didn't think of that!

  11. Another game playing robot. Welcome to the future - MIT style!

  12. I'm not sure how you make a program that accesses the camera and microphone before you click the "answer" button. That is pretty basic stuff.

  13. Thanks. It is nice to get these small issues fixed.

    -SuperKendall

  14. Re:I regret on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 0

    Right. Trolling.

  15. Re:SP500 not in 2019 April on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 0

    Short float doesn't drag the stock down. You know what companies also hated short sellers? Enron, Tycho, Worldcom. Normal companies don't care. Apple/Amazon are also highly shorted yet they never whine about it.

  16. Re:Tesla Click bait mania seems to be abating on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 1

    Wrong. I am still being paid big money to troll Tesla articles on Slashdot. I literally make pennies per year on my efforts in behalf of "Big Oil", or the Saudis, or the legacy carmakers!

  17. Re:This is actually very nice on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 1

    Apparently! As long as you can afford a $60,000+ car you can have it all!

  18. Re:Re-retiring on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 1

    Right. Like I said, CFOs aren't very interested in money. Once they get enough they like to take it easy.

  19. Re:Interesting on How Many .com Domain Names Are Unused? (singaporedatacompany.com) · · Score: 2

    You don't understand: that is the equivalent of what AI is in 2019. In fact, this guy missed an opportunity to label his work as AI.

  20. Interesting on How Many .com Domain Names Are Unused? (singaporedatacompany.com) · · Score: 1

    Interesting, but it appears he manually classified the websites by looking at the content of the top level page. Needs some AI. That way he could go through more than 100,000 of the 137,000,000 domains. I am sure this can be done with Deep Learning Neural Networks.

  21. Re:SP500 not in 2019 April on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 1

    Yeah the top 5 shorted stocks are Tesla, Apple, Netflix, Facebook, Amazon. You definitely wouldn't want to be in that list! Good analysis.

  22. Re:This is actually very nice on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 0

    "extreme EV incentives, which include no toll road fees, mostly free parking, very low road tax, all on top of zero import duties or sales tax"

    And here I thought it was about saving the planet! Who knew?

  23. Re:Re-retiring on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: 0

    Definitely. He probably had enough money, retired, then came back because he lost some, then retired again because he had enough money again. CFO's don't really care that much about money either. Once they get enough money, they like to retire.

  24. Re:Re-retiring on Tesla Reports Second-Consecutive Profit; CFO Retires Again · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    No, it is perfectly normal for a CFO to re-retire. I mean after all, he is 56, and these guys aren't in it for the money. Why would a CFO want to stick around a company that is going to make billions? They aren't interested in stuff like that.

  25. Definitely needed on Giving the Humble Stethoscope an AI Upgrade Could Save Millions of Kids (ieee.org) · · Score: 1, Funny

    The main reason kids in impoverished nations are dying of pneumonia is the lack of electronic AI stethoscopes. Hopefully these guys have a startup and start shipping soon.