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by 998244353 4y ago
Sounds like people applying to thousands of positions based on only keywords to stay competitive.
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by 998244353 4y ago
One common explanation to such things is that it is a filter: if a person doesn't notice something like that, there's a good chance they won't become suspicious later either.
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by 998244353 4y ago
It's always strange to think that we went through formats like XML (and even earlier, XDR) before inventing something as seemingly simple and obvious as JSON.
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by 998244353 4y ago
If you follow the trail of links (or directly go to https://www.facebook.com/dyi ), you can request a detailed report. I have my doubts about on how complete this is, but in my case, the only thing I saw from Firefox were AC
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by 998244353 4y ago
I'm the same way. I discovered that taking notes was a fairly effective way to make sure I actually thoroughly read the material and that I don't just lapse into skimming the book. Not sure how important doing them in handwriting
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by 998244353 4y ago
I heavily suspect that "number of replies" is exactly the type of thing that creates an unpleasant atmosphere, unnecessary conflict and promotes ridiculously radical views and hot takes to the top. People like to argue, and the mo
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by 998244353 4y ago
Not GP but I use a similar setup. I have an "extended" US keyboard layout where AltGr+(location of character on native keyboard layout) types the character. For example, AltGr+[ is "ü". I find this more convenient than t
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by 998244353 4y ago
Probably because it is dead in a large number of places (e.g. I haven't used SMS in the last 10 years for anything except these automated things that sometimes are sent), and people tend to generalize that to "outside the US"
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by 998244353 4y ago
I imagine that if the structure of a human brain was well-understood and mathematically describable the way NNs are, generating adversarial inputs would be completely feasible.
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by 998244353 4y ago
I know two separate people in real life that are in their twenties but don't look a day over 14. I don't know if it is some hormonal thing or just extraordinarily youthful looks.
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by 998244353 4y ago
I don't think they are necessarily dismissing fiction as a whole; rather it seems they are dismissing what they see as the shallowest form of reading - reading only fiction and even then only books that are most likely written to be
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by 998244353 4y ago
Oh god yes. Facebook and Messenger have so many such bugs, coupled with general slowness and clunkiness. Having 80k employees would sound so much more reasonable if all of Meta's services worked really well; right now it seems more lik
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by 998244353 4y ago
One quite perplexing common theme is "thing gets flagged -> thing gets resolved by a human as a false positive or whatever -> two weeks later, thing gets flagged again with no change, presumably by an automated system". If t
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by 998244353 4y ago
My only rule with goodie bags is that the sponsor items should be things that people will need anyway and that need to be replaced often or you need multiple of. Good examples are pens and spiral notebooks, one can never have too many. Real
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by 998244353 4y ago
Having never owned or set up this kind of Christmas lights, I'm curious. What exactly is it that makes people think they need such "adapters"? Do they have female plugs somewhere? Why?