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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
hard to find IRL because it costs a lot. you have to pay them when they are not er.. working. you have to pay expenses. you have to buy both weapons and ammo, and make sure those weapons are destroyed and gone after each hit. the hitman wil
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
microsoft will also pays the fines for all the drivers that get those for not being 100 % driving and ready to act if anything goes wrong ?
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
it's a raeasonnable article, the problem is some companies have percentages of categories, and sometimes they ask their managers to put a few people in each, and people with good performance end up.. with a bad mark because the manager
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
putting in jeopardy the worlwide commerce transit of goods. they're gonna win a one-way ticket to the middle-ages faster than disney can ruin a franchise.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
they fucked up the firing because the people in charge of doing it has no info and did a royal bullshit of explaining it to the people getitng fired. seeing the ceo now come and drop more bullshit shows all you need to know about cloudflare
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
you cannot compare an apple with 8 gb to a windows/linux machine running x86-64. you have two very different CPUs and architectures, and their use of memory is totally different.. those 8 Gb are the equivalent of 16 Gb on the x86-side.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
my lenovo has soldered ram, and i went for the maximum which is 64 gb 32 gb would have been more than enough, but since it's soldered, i had to go for the maximum so in 10 years from now, the laptop can still work well. it comes with l
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
write something better and have the world switch to it. meanwhile, i'll go to the kitchen get some pop-corn while you prove your point.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i have no inner speech and i have no clue what people are talking about that inner speech inside their heads.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
tell that to the birds under protection because they're going away that we fetch ded around those wind turbines weekly. including very rare and going away eagles in some countries.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
those batteries have not produced 50 years of energy. they claim to but we have not yet seen if indeed they can last 50 years (hint : very, very probably not). and you will only reach those 50 years with very, very low power use..
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
no surprise there. administrations, like governments, first start to serve people. they grow. and after some time, they grow to fulfill themselves and their own needs. and soon, the people or their "clients" become the ones paying
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
there are some occupations that are in need of people. some are manual labor and pay well because there is not enough people there. you want to work with your hands for a good wage ? or you want to work in some office ? we need more details
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i will never forgive mit for what they did.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
germans are some of the best engineers of the world. i hope they will make fusion work, because we seriously need it.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
perhaps it is possible. modern c++ is quite different from the previous incarnations of c++ but when you are writing kernel code.. you have in a space where a lot of stuff is not available : you are running in the kernel context. the userla
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
this looks pretty bad. they reported the issue. management asked them to falsify documents (say hello to jail for those managers...). the ceo was in copy so he/she's gonna get toasted to spill all out. this on top of a plane that
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
have been playing D&D since edition 2. i did try first edition with a few friends, and it was OK but a bit cumbersome compared to edition 2 which I played the most. i totally skipped editions 3 and 4. and i recently bought edition 5. an
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
best solution no, but it's the best we have right now : it does not produce CO2. if we are cautious, use modern reactors and don't fuck up, it will give us the power we need, no CO2 and can be combined with greener solutions. this
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
those managers need to be named. fired. and they must be forbidden, for life, to work in management positions in any company that handles people and can put them at risk (any kind of transportation). they have failed beyond belief and must
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i bet the French, the most taxed country in the world (and slowly dying of socialism...) will be the first country to enact an AI tax...
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
if some men did, it is not acceptable to write "men are hitting" because not all men are doing that. at minimum this is dishonest if not misandry.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
Well the only place I use Windows is at work. I went the Linux way and I will kill myself if I had to get back to Windows.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
I bought a XPS 13 in developer edition, which came with a preloaded Ubuntu. I still have that laptop but it's only used for emails mostly. Machine has a nice Intel CPU, 4K display (touch capable, which works fine under Linux too). The
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
one trick i use is to keep the smartphone at home at all times. mine replaces the fixed landline phone. people can sms/mms me and i check the phone contents when going home after work or if i'm working from home, after my day of w
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
no it's not bad tech. it's managers lying about productivity or team building. a manager that lies on this will lie on everything and cannot be trusted. then, there's the noise, the time lost going to work, and coming back fr
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i am not sure i am doing this because i get older. or because i feel those devices are taking too much place in our lives, and my life. went from a smartphone to a lightphone 2. the smartphone is now always at home, and works like a phone +
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
But because people that are single know this, they can in social media or linkedin create a "persona" that is only positive, something that is not really who they are, in order to be more attractive. If you are single and not the
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
Very interesting. Thank you :)
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
companies pay you for a job and they are not interested in seeing religious or political talk at the work place. sorry but you are paid to WORK and workplace only WORK should happen there. religion, politics, sex, anything that is not WORK

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