Oh, they would never

We were hiring in Spain and took way longer, and CV often looked better than the candidate, and we don’t even do stupid shit like live coding or homework projects

Did they place a bet on that? /s

Bad tenants and people who want to rent exist, but the rest I don’t agree with

I expect that corporations will not sue for copyright infringement because that would set precedent that would make themselves susceptible to being sued for the same infringement. Bit contemporary copyright law looks like a trash fire to me, so I am in no position to predict anything

That doesn’t sound bad, but usually when you have a device you can modify it to remove any signals visible from the outside

A bit ironic that they removed their comment that was remarkable and interesting. I guess it was about the capstone from Black Pyramid?

I guess, because that way it easier conveys the point of ‘it’s a cube with 23 meters side’, which makes sense as it’s easier to imagine than just an arbitrary amount of cubic meters.

1.68 TB recommended RAM 😅

That makes sense, but this might also take a long time

I assumed you want to make person unidentifiable, in which case tone and pitch changes will not erase enough of biometrics.

If you want to make it sound like someone specific, then it’s exactly what you said in the last line, you need to train your own spoofing models. Also you sound like you want to do something I can’t endorse, so it’s good that you don’t want to train a model

That seems to be the current line of defense — no legal claims means the owner can delete what they want to delete

I expected it to be a jest, but they look serious. It might even not be too bad of a language in other circumstances

Sounds like fun!

— legal department

Their point was that Blizzard should’ve hired DotA devs to make it made by Blizzard

Considering the rest coincidence is one of my top guesses

Depends on how much more you pay

I don’t think so, albeit this is a possibility and should be considered

Their repositories are really something, and the commits seem to only happen in bursts, I expected them to do a few commits every day, instead it’s like 10 days a year with 1700+ commits total.

But I wouldn’t assume they are conventionally malicious, more like a paperclip storage optimiser

Only gambling on thermal noise is the real deal /½s