Bedon292

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by Bedon292 7y ago
True, is that how people are attempting to form these sorts of unions as well? I honestly don't know what one would look like here. Are there documents from existing Software Engineer unions out there that can be used as a good model?
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Generally I think I agree. The well-off minority should not hold back changes for the betterment of the majority. I just wonder how that gets executed cleanly. And you are right, compensation is definitely a form of recognition, and perhaps
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Yeah I thought they had something like that. Might be interesting to play with. I meant more of a question as to if anyone had actually done something like that with it. Basically a Turn It In kind of tool that universities use for plagiari
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by Bedon292 7y ago
While I agree if the 10x is making 120 and it moves to 150 that is good for everyone. But what if there is a 10x who actually makes 200. Would you ask them to take a pay cut so everyone is on that same 150? I think people will have a hard t
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by Bedon292 7y ago
So with tools like Sonarqube we get static code analysis on our code base which shows code duplication within itself. I wonder if there is some way to look for duplication from stack overflow? Not sure that is feasible, since no one is goin
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by Bedon292 7y ago
While they may not actually save money over lifetime, its possible they do reduce your carbon footprint over their lifetime. I am actually curious about that side of things. The devices obviously cost some amount of resources and money, doe
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Do you have some of that data available? I think his data does seem off, but all these always on devices have to be costing something right? Curious what that cost actually is.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Cool idea, but honestly not something I would ever pay for. We have adblockers with open sources lists of bad domains, and I could see something like that in this area being super powerful. But not sure I could every justify paying for it.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
While I agree someone certainly put a lot into the thought on the logotype, and it is interesting, I like none of it. It all feels inconsistent with itself and very wrong to me. Feels like three different parts, OK, LAHO, MA. The K splits t
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Does any language use underscores? They seem like a purely technical thing to me. In a sentence you are certainly correct the - is much better. But as for the name of something in code, I would personally prefer _.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Most of what is happening on that video appears to be a human controlling the vehicle, the overlay is just what the computer sees. In current public releases autopilot only warns you that it thinks you are going to run a red light / st
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Autopilot is a separate feature from FSD. It also specifically lists out exactly what it can do. And includes a whole paragraph on limitations which starts with "The currently enabled features require active driver supervision and do n
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Except it "didn't air because we could not obtain sufficient corroborating evidence to meet ABC's editorial standards about her allegations." This should be an article about journalistic integrity, and ensuring we don&#x
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Amazon Still Mocking California Liquor Law(wine-searcher.com)
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by Bedon292 7y ago
In fact when your DNA is taken for the military database it is explicitly stated that it will not be used for criminal cases. If anyone managed to search the database, that would certainly get thrown out by a court.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
My phone is always on WiFi unless I am in my car driving from place to place. I use under 2GB a month, closer to 1GB most months. I can't even comprehend how you would use 100GB of data on a mobile device in a month. My primary interne
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by Bedon292 7y ago
What dongle do you use on the plane? Hadn't found one yet that was definitely going to work on the Pixel 3.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I think this might have been posted here before, but think this is an interesting comparison as well: https://cleantechnica.com/2019/06/22/toyota-corolla-vs-tesla... It is US centric though, so not a perfect
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by Bedon292 7y ago
To emphasize on this: WorldView 4, which has ~31cm pan imagery came to a cost of about $850M. And is the size of a school bus. Vs the significantly smaller and less expensive stalites Planet uses. And unfortunately that stallite had a failu
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by Bedon292 7y ago
This is me. I really wish I was, but home is where I sit around and watch TV, or whatever else. When I am home, I might get a half day of work at best. I am sure I could eventually, but I would have to re-arrange and set aside a place that
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by Bedon292 7y ago
For me the best was using a Surface and One Note. It allowed me to load the slides right into One Note, and write notes right on top of them. Hand written if necessary, but preferably typed for legibility. Now, this isn't without issue
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by Bedon292 7y ago
The article states that the rules changed in 2011 that allowed Amazon to purchase the domain. Which they attempted to do in 2012. At what point in time would the Amazon region have been able to purchase it? Having a hard time looking up wha
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by Bedon292 7y ago
All the serious runners I know have their own GPS watches already, and chest straps to monitor heart rate. I only know a couple though, so it could be a biased sample. Or perhaps it is an age group difference, but I would think a doctor who
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Because it affect others. There are trophies and prizes, even if they aren't large. He isn't just coming in in the middle of the pack he is winning his age group. And you have to qualify for larger races, which have limited number
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Transform Sketches into a HTML with AI(sketch2code.azurewebsites.net)
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by Bedon292 7y ago
My county recently changes up the rules on recycling. And it was a bit eye opening. They now will only take #1 and #2 plastic, paper, and aluminum only in the main recycling. Nothing else. They have nowhere they can send any other kinds of
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I have been looking into some whole home humidifiers myself, because it gets so dry in the winter where I am at. Not sure they are an option for you, but they hook right into the HVAC. That way ventilation would help rather than hurt.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
What is the retention of people who do vs don't skip the onboarding? Is it a wide disparity?
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by Bedon292 8y ago
There are a bunch of events before they actually ship. They gave a bunch of them out at this past year's re:Invent, so I guess only those people who got them can participate until then.
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by Bedon292 8y ago
Its not informed delivery that did it. I signed up for this a while back with no change. It was the forwarding address thing. When I last did it there was a bunch of boxes you had to uncheck to not 'sign up' for all the other stuf

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