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If you look at the revenue, number of employees and cost of living in the area it isn't so hard to calculate a sensible salary. The weird thing in the west are these MBA types who feel they must force down labor cost even if it makes n
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> Clearly, I cannot rely on having a Google account for production use cases. Google has built a complex, unreliable system You cant use anything from Google. I only use gmail, my mail account only got banned one time for a week. For yea
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I ponder this kind of things from time to time. This one makes a very enjoyable puzzle because it is extremely simply to move people on a conveyor or a rolling platform but amazingly complicated to get them on and off if you want to run it
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It doesn't seem particularly hard to have citizen.name@earth.eu mailboxes with lavish storage if money isn't an issue.
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My thought was that we should develop a good DSL to design pensions. You obviously cant have a formula with more money coming out than going in. Pensions can gradually scale up and down depending on all factors. It isn't even hard to c
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I'm still waiting for my memristors.
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I was quite shocked when it became obvious the someone with money loved reading and seeing advertisement. They thought it was product information. Banners needed only to be vaguely appealing for them to purchase it. This behavior was furthe
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Unless you believe in the extinction of bad people the burden of restoring normality is for everyone else. Those who are not part of the solution are not part of the problem, they are the problem. You cant have the problem without them and
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I'm no nutritional expert but from what I understand: If you look at traditional food people ate very different around the world but by some miracle all of those traditional diets cover all angles of nutrition. It seems to suggest that
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What does "can not" even mean in this context? You could refuse to use an e-bike just like you could refuse to use an expensive bicycle. Perhaps more interesting, a lot of people I know do train but don't push themselves to t
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Ask Jeeves? Oh, no wait! Google answers?
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It was priceless when Farage explained this was just a campaign slogan. https://www.reddit.com/r/PropagandaPosters/comments/x0vicd/v... It was intended as just an example of what one could do with all th
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I had a funny where I somewhat regularly test an sql backup, then one day it didn't work, it worked the second time, the 3rd and the 4th. I have no idea why it didn't work. It turned into a permanent background process in the back
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You could wrap it in disclaimers of experimental technology. Just describe the exact content on the tin. It seems fine to state one might get a free pony if it doesn't rain for 1000 days.
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This is the way. There is a video from the lock pick lawyer where he receives a padlock in the mail with so much tape that it takes him whole minutes to unpack. Concrete is nice, other options are piles of soil or brick in front of the door
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I was simply trying to use real numbers to compare with the story about Elbonia. Turned out the US is a really special place. > to be in the top 10% of US earners, you need to earn nearly $149,000 annually. > According to the same res
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> I have no idea what you're trying to demonstrate with this... number-based Chewbacca Defense. hahaha, I forgot to mention I totally agree with what you said. > You've gone off the rails somewhere. I'm glad you noticed
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The numbers for Elbonia are unlike the US but you can use numbers to say all kinds of magical things. US median income $75,000 top 10% $149000 top 5% $352000 Which is 203000 more, therefore half of the top 10% must earn $101500 less than $1
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I've done a lot of experiments. Most turned out wonderful ways to ruin readability. (I combine those to highlight a single line of code in an article to troll the reader) It is a huge problem that we are so used to what we have. I can
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SEO
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Or (heaven forbid) to spread their ideas. Could one be that old?
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Set up a proxy.
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I know a guy with just one name. He puts it in both the first and second name field. I vaguely remember a story of a family migrating though different writing systems all ending up with different names.
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I assume the pun is that education is a discipline like any other. Asking questions, gathering evidence, testing hypotheses, publishing, lecturing etc. Not to discredit people who are naturally fantastic at figuring things out along the way
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Examples are also terrible as people will confuse them for the subject.
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Right, I couldn't find the words. Numbers are also imaginary technology but if you treat high as on and on as 1 and low as off and off as 0 it's so close to reality that it will be hard to find exceptions in software. Like we pret
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The running joke is that we assume that if you know something you can teach it which goes against everything academia believes in.
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Everything is just numbers, then we pretend they are arrays, pointers, objects, classes, floats, websites, applications, certificates etc.. The imaginary array can really only contain numbers but we can pretend the numbers are other things,
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You can usually find a feed in google. Some people make feeds by crawling sites.
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Let me write up the professional version the way only I can. Start with the formula described in the article but call rather than send an email. Call them again 12 or 24 months later. The script should be in your own words: Some people you

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